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CODEBOOK INTRODUCTION FILE
1980 PRE-POST STUDY
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                   AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDIES

                       1980 PRE-POST ELECTION STUDY








                         PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATORS

                             WARREN E. MILLER

                         NATIONAL ELECTION STUDIES







                       CENTER FOR POLITICAL STUDIES
                          UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN






                       PRE-POST SURVEY SEPT-OCT, NOV-DEC








                         ICPSR ARCHIVE NUMBER 7763





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            ALL MANUSCRIPTS USING DATA MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH

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       SOME ADAPTATION OF THIS STATEMENT WITH THE PARENTHESES

       INDICATING ITEMS TO BE FILLED IN APPROPRIATELY OR DELETED

       BY THE INDIVIDUAL USER.

               THE DATA (AND TABULATIONS) USED IN THIS
            (PUBLICATION) WERE MADE AVAILABLE (IN PART) BY
            THE INTER-UNIVERSITY CONSORTIUM FOR POLITICAL AND
            SOCIAL RESEARCH.  THE DATA FOR THE AMERICAN
            NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY, 1980, WERE ORIGINALLY
            COLLECTED BY THE CENTER FOR POLITICAL STUDIES OF
            THE INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH, THE UNIVERSITY
            OF MICHIGAN, FOR THE NATIONAL ELECTION STUDIES,
            UNDER THE OVERALL DIRECTION OF WARREN E. MILLER;
            MARIA ELENA SANCHEZ WAS DIRECTOR OF STUDIES IN 1980.
            THE DATA WERE COLLECTED UNDER A GRANT FROM THE
            NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION.  NEITHER THE ORIGINAL
            COLLECTORS OF THE DATA NOR THE CONSORTIUM BEAR
            ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ANALYSES OR INTER-
            PRETATIONS PRESENTED HERE.

            IN ORDER TO PROVIDE FUNDING AGENCIES WITH ESSENTIAL

       INFORMATION ABOUT THE USE OF ARCHIVAL RESOURCES, AND TO

       FACILITATE THE EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION ABOUT ICPSR PAR-

       TICIPANTS' RESEARCH ACTIVITIES, EACH USER OF THE ICPSR DATA

       FACILITIES IS EXPECTED TO SEND TWO COPIES OF EACH COMPLETED

       MANUSCRIPT OR THESIS ABSTRACT TO THE CONSORTIUM.  PLEASE

       INDICATE IN THE COVER LETTER WHICH DATA WERE USED.









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INTRODUCTORY MATERIAL  (file int1980.cbk)
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>> 1980 STUDY DESCRIPTION
>> 1980 - DESIGN OF THE NES/CPS AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY
>> 1980 SAMPLING INFORMATION
>> 1980 CONTENTS OF THE PRE-AND POST ELECTION SURVEYS FILE
>> 1980 NOTES ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE INTERVIEW
>> 1980 ORGANIZATION OF PUBLISHED DOCUMENTATION
>> 1980 PROCESSING INFORMATION AND FILE STRUCTURE
>> 1980 CODEBOOK INFORMATION
>> 1980 VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST



CODEBOOK
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    1980 variables



APPENDICES  (file app1980.cbk)
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>> 1980 ICPSR STATE AND COUNTY NOTE
>> 1980 FIPS STATE AND COUNTY NOTE
>> 1980 CANDIDATE MASTER CODE(PRE AND POST SURVEYS)
>> 1980 IMPORTANT PROBLEMS NOTE
>> 1980 OCCUPATION NOTES
>> 1970 CENSUS INDUSTRY NOTE
>> 1980 NATIONALITY NOTE
>> 1980 CITIES NOTE                         
>> 1980 NEWSPAPER NOTE
>> 1980 PARTY/CANDIDATE NOTE
>> 1980 RECODING IN THE OCCUPATION SECTION
>> 1980 LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE DIMENSIONS           
>> 1980 PARTY DIFFERENCE NOTE
>> 1980 THE STATE AND COUNTRY NOTE








>> 1980 STUDY DESCRIPTION

       THE NES/CPS AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY, 1980, WAS
       CONDUCTED BY THE CENTER FOR POLITICAL STUDIES OF THE
       INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH, THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN,
       UNDER THE OVERALL DIRECTION OF WARREN E. MILLER. MARIA ELENA
       SANCHEZ WAS DIRECTOR OF STUDIES IN 1980.  THIS IS THE
       SIXTEENTH IN A SERIES OF STUDIES OF AMERICAN NATIONAL
       ELECTIONS PRODUCED BY THE POLITICAL BEHAVIOR PROGRAM OF THE
       SURVEY  RESEARCH CENTER AND THE CENTER FOR POLITICAL
       STUDIES, AND THE SECOND STUDY TO BE CONDUCTED UNDER THE
       AUSPICES OF A NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION GRANT (NO.
       SOC77-08885) WHICH PROVIDES LONG-TERM SUPPORT FOR NATIONAL
       ELECTION STUDIES.

       THE 1980 ELECTION STUDY WAS AN AMBITIOUS PROJECT CONSISTING
       OF EIGHT INTEGRATED SURVEY DATA COLLECTIONS SCHEDULED TO
       OCCUR AT STRATEGICALLY CHOSEN PERIODS IN THE COURSE OF THE
       CALENDER YEAR.  THE INTRODUCTORY SECTION "DESIGN OF THE
       NES/CPS AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY, 1980" PROVIDES
       DETAILS ABOUT THE OVERALL STUDY DESIGN.  THE FORMULATION OF
       THE DESIGN STARTED IN SUMMER, 1978, WITH A WORKSHOP THAT
       BROUGHT TOGETHER THE CPS PROJECT STAFF, MEMBERS OF THE NES
       BOARD OF OVERSEERS, AND A GROUP OF SCHOLARS REPRESENTING
       BOARD INTERESTS.  THE GROUP OF SCHOLARS INVITED TO
       PARTICIPATE IN THE 1978 WORKSHOP WERE:  JOHN H. ALDRICH,
       RICHARD A. BRODY, STEVEN H. CHAFFEE, JACK DENNIS, LUTZ
       ERBRING, JOHN H. KESSEL, DONALD R. KINDER, RICHARD G. NIEMI,
       AND HERBERT F. WEISBERG.  PHILIP E. CONVERSE, M. KENT
       JENNINGS AND ARTHUR H. MILLER FROM THE CENTER FOR POLITICAL
       STUDIES ALSO ATTENDED THE MEETINGS.  A STIMULUS MEMORANDUM
       ON THE 1980 DESIGN OPTIONS WAS MAILED TO THE SCHOLARLY
       COMMUNITY IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE WORKSHOP TO ELICIT FURTHER
       IDEAS ON DESIGN AND CONTENT. IN THE MONTHS THAT FOLLOWED,
       THE STUDY DESIGN WAS FURTHER SPECIFIED AND REVISED TO
       ACHIEVE ITS PRESENT FORM.

       AS PART OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EFFORTS SPONSORED BY THE
       NES BOARD, SEVERAL CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS WERE HELD IN
       1977-1979 TO EXPLORE INNOVATION IN CONTENT AND MEASUREMENT
       FOR THE 1980 STUDY.  BOARD MEMBERS DURING THE 1980 PLANNING
       PHASE INCLUDE:  HEINZ EULAU, STANFORD UNIVERSITY; RICHARD F.
       FENNO, JR., UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER; JOHN E. JACKSON,
       UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA; DAVID R. MAYHEW, YALE
       UNIVERSITY; WARREN E. MILLER, UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN,
       EX-OFFICIO; BENJAMIN I. PAGE, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO; MILDRED
       A. SCHWARTZ, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, CHICAGO CIRCLE; DAVID
       O. SEARS, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES; J. MERRILL
       SHANKS, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY; AND JOHN
       SPRAGUE, WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY.

       FOUR AREAS WERE TARGETED FOR SPECIAL ATTENTION:  NEW
       MEASUREMENT OF PARTY IDENTIFICATION, THE MEASUREMENT OF
       VOTER ATTITUDES CONCERNING ISSUES OF PUBLIC POLICY, NEW
       CONTENT CONERNING PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF AND
       RESPONSES TO POLITICAL LEADERSHIP, AND THE EXPLORATION OF
       SOCIAL NETWORKS IN THE CRYSTALLIZATION OF VOTE CHOICE.
       SUBSTANTIVE CONSIDERATIONS FROM THE VARIOUS CONFERENCES AND
       WORKSHOPS, AS WELL AS SUGGESTIONS MADE BY SCHOLARS WHO
       SUBMITTED MEMORANDA IN CONNECTION WITH THESE MEETINGS,
       CULMINATED IN THE PLANNING AND EXECUTION OF NATIONAL PILOT
       STUDY IN SPRING, 1979.  RESULTS FROM THE PILOT STUDY HAVE
       INFORMED SUBSTANTIVE DECISIONS AND INNOVATIONS IN THE 1980
       STUDY CONTENTS.  THE MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS TO THE PILOT STUDY
       WERE:  ROBERT P. ABELSON, JOHN H. ALDRICH, RICHARD A. BRODY,
       STEVEN H. CHAFFEE, PETER CLARKE, JACK DENNIS, LUTZ ERBRING,
       HEINZ EULAU, SUSAN FISKE, JOHN E. JACKSON, RICHARD S. KATZ,
       DONALD R. KINDER, ARTHUR H. MILLER, RICHARD G. NIEMI, DAVID
       W. ROHDE, DAVID O. SEARS, J. MERRILL SHANKS, HERBERT F.
       WEISBERG, AND RICHARD R. LAU.

       THE NES BOARD ESTABLISHED A 1980 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS
       COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF THREE BOARD MEMBERS (MERRILL SHANKS,
       CHAIRMAN; JOHN JACKSON, DAVID SEARS) AND THREE SCHOLARS WHO
       PARTICIPATED IN THE R & D WORK (RICHARD A. BRODY, JACK
       DENNIS, DONALD R. KINDER).  THIS COMMITTEE, ALONG WITH THE
       CPS PROJECT STAFF, WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PLANNING OF THE
       YEAR-LONG STUDY.









>> 1980 - DESIGN OF THE NES/CPS AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY

       EVOLUTION OF THE NES/CPS AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY,
       1980 DESIGN RESULTED IN THE SPECIFICATION OF EIGHT DISCRETE
       DATA COLLECTIONS. ALL INTERVIEWS WERE TAKEN WITH SAMPLES OF
       CITIZENS OF VOTING AGE AS OF NOVEMBER 4, 1980, LIVING WITHIN
       THE COTERMINOUS UNITED STATES.  AS IN 1978, CONGRESSIONAL
       DISTRICTS CONSTITUTE THE SAMPLING PRIMARY AREAS, AND THE
       WASHINGTON, D.C. AREA IS NOT REPRESENTED IN THE NATIONAL
       SAMPLE. ALL OF THE EIGHT DATA COLLECTIONS ARE AVAILABLE IN
       ONE LARGE FILE, REFERRED TO AS THE INTEGRATED FILE.

       FOUR OF THE DATA COLLECTIONS INVOLVE A YEAR-LONG PANEL,
       WHICH HAS BEEN RELEASED SEPARATELY BY THE CONSORTIUM AS THE
       MAJOR PANEL FILE.

       A FIFTH COMPONENT OF THE DESIGN  CONSISTED OF AN INDEPENDENT
       CROSS- SECTION SAMPLE OF 965 CASES (DESIGNATED IN MOST
       DESCRIPTIONS OF THE 1980 COLLECTION AS C-1) INTERVIEWED IN
       THE MIDST OF THE PRIMARY SEASON DURING THE THREE-WEEK
       "WINDOW" FOLLOWING THE EARLY APRIL PRIMARIES. THEY WERE
       REINTERVIEWED FOLLOWING THE ELECTION WITH A TELEPHONE
       INTERVIEW. 818 CASES MAKE UP THIS REINTERVIEW (C-4), THE
       SIXTH COMPONENT OF THE STUDY.  C-1 AND C-4 ARE AVAILABLE
       ONLY AS PART OF THE INTEGRATED FILE, AND ARE NOT RELEASED
       SEPARATELY (ALTHOUGH ARRANGEMENTS MAY BE MADE WITH
       CONSORTIUM MEMBER SERVICES TO SUBSET THE INTEGRATED FILE IF
       JUST THESE COLLECTIONS ARE DESIRED).

       THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH COMPONENTS ARE THE TRADITIONAL
       PRE-POST ELECTION TIME SERIES SURVEYS, DOCUMENTED IN THIS
       CODEBOOK.  THE PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEW (C-3) WAS TAKEN WITH
       WAS TAKEN WITH 1614 CASES (APPROXIMATELY 15 PER CONGRESSIONAL
       DISTRICT.  THE EIGHTH COMPONENT (C3PO) CONSISTS OF 1408
       POST-ELECTION REINTERVIEWS WITH THE PRE-ELECTION SAMPLE.
       THE REINTERVIEW RATE IS 87 PERCENT.

       THE LAST DATA COLLECTION TOOK PLACE IN JANUARY-FEBRUARY,
       1981, WHEN THE VOTE VALIDATION STUDY WAS CONDUCTED.
       INTERVIEWERS WENT TO ELECTORAL OFFICES THROUGHOUT THE NATION
       TO ESTABLISH WHETHER THE RESPONDENTS WERE REGISTERED IN 1980
       AND, IF REGISTERED, WHETHER THEY HAD VISITED THE POLLS TO
       VOTE ON ELECTION DAY.  1980 ELECTION RESULTS WERE ALSO
       COLLECTED AT THIS TIME FOR THE PRECINCTS REPRESENTED IN THE
       SAMPLE, AS WELL AS SAMPLE BALLOTS FOR THE DISTRICTS AND A
       COPY OF ELECTORAL ELIGIBILITY RULES.  THESE DATA ARE
       INCLUDED IN ALL THREE OF THE CONSORTIUM RELEASES DISCUSSED
       ABOVE; THE INTEGRATED FILE, THE MAJOR PANEL FILE AND THE
       PRE-AND POST ELECTION SURVEYS FILE.

       THE SAMPLE SELECTIONS FOR THE MAJOR PANEL FILE WERE
       INITIALLY DIVIDED INTO FIRST-HALF AND SECOND-HALF SAMPLE.
       THIS SAMPLE DIFFERENTIATION WAS IGNORED WHEN P-1 AND P-2
       WENT INTO THE FIELD IN FAVOR OF MAXIMIZING THE EFFICIENCY OF
       THESE DATA COLLECTIONS.  HOWEVER, THE THIRD PANEL INTERVIEW
       (P-3) WAS ADMINISTERED AS TWO RANDOM HALVES; THE FIRST HALF
       WAS INTERVIEWED IN EARLY SEPTEMBER,  THE SECOND IN LATE
       SEPTEMBER.

       THE TRADITIONAL PRE ELECTION INTERVIEW (C-3) WAS ALSO
       SEGMENTED, WITH INTERVIEWS IN EARLY SEPTEMBER (WITH THE
       FIRST HALF OF P-3), LATE SEPTEMBER (WITH THE SECOND HALF OF
       P-3), IN THE FIRST PART OF OCTOBER, AND IN LATE OCTOBER.
       THIS SEGMENTATION OF THE C-3 SAMPLE PERMITS THE COMPLETE
       OVERLAP OF P-3 WITH THE NEW CROSS-SECTIONS IN SEPTEMBER,
       PERMITTING AN ASSESSMENT OF CONTAMINATION INTRODUCED INTO
       THE PANEL AS A RESULT OF PRIOR INTERVIEWS.  ASSUMING ALSO
       MINIMAL BIAS AS A RESULT OF PANEL MORTALITY, IT PERMITS THE
       PYRAMIDING OF P-3 AND THE FIRST TWO COMPONENTS OF C-3 TO
       FORM A LARGER SEPTEMBER SAMPLE.







>> 1980 SAMPLING INFORMATION

       THE STUDY EMPLOYS A SAMPLING FRAME OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
       PREVIOUSLY USED TO OBTAIN THE SAMPLE FOR THE NES/CPS
       AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY, 1978.  THESE 108
       CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS COMPRISE THE PRIMARY SAMPLING AREAS.
       THEY WERE SELECTED IN THE FIRST STAGE OF THE MULTI-AREA
       PROBABILITY SAMPLE DEVELOPED IN 1978.  AT THAT TIME, THE
       UNIVERSE OF 432 ELIGIBLE CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS WAS DIVIDED
       INTO 108 STRATA, EACH CONTAINING FOUR CONGRESSIONAL
       DISTRICTS OF ROUGHLY COMPARABLE CHARACTERISTICS THAT
       INCLUDED, INSOFAR AS POSSIBLE, HOMOGENEITY WITH  RESPECT TO
       GEOGRAPHIC REGION, STATE, URBANIZATION AND RECENT VOTING
       BEHAVIOR. THESE STRATA ARE NUMBERED 1 THROUGH 108 IN VARIABLE
       827.  FROM EACH OF THE 108 STRATA, ONE DISTRICT WAS
       THEN SELECTED WITH PROBABILITY OF SELECTION IN PROPORTION TO
       THE 1975 ESTIMATED POPULATION TO YIELD THE 108 CONGRESSIONAL
       DISTRICTS IN THE SAMPLING FRAME.

       IN THE NEXT STAGES OF SELECTION, SAMPLE AREAS WERE OBTAINED
       WITHIN EACH OF THE SAMPLE DISTRICTS.  WHEN THE CONGRESSIONAL
       DISTRICT WAS PART OF A MAJOR CITY, A SAMPLE OF BLOCKS WAS
       DISTRIBUTED THROUGHOUT THE DISTRICT.  IN THE CASE OF
       DISTRICTS THAT COMPRISED SEVERAL COUNTIES, GENERALLY, ONE OR
       TWO COUNTIES WERE SELECTED, AND, WITHIN THE SAMPLE COUNTIES,
       ABOUT 10 OR 12 CITY OR TOWN BLOCKS AND SEGMENTS OF RURAL
       AREAS WERE DRAWN.  A SELECTION OF HOUSING UNITS FOR THE
       CURRENT STUDY WAS MADE FROM LISTS OF HOUSING UNITS WITHIN
       SUCH SAMPLE BLOCKS AND SEGMENTS.

       AT THE OVERALL RATE OF  1:11,200, A SAMPLE OF APPROXIMATELY
       7,500 HOUSING UNITS WAS DRAWN FOR USE THROUGHOUT THE
       YEAR-LONG MONITORING CYCLE.  THESE ARE THE DWELLINGS WHERE
       INTERVIEWERS CALLED AT DESIGNATED TIMES TO ATTEMPT
       INTERVIEWS WITH ONE OBJECTIVELY SELECTED ELIGIBLE PERSON.
       THE SAMPLE WAS DESIGNED TO BE REPRESENTATIVE OF REGIONS, AS
       DEFINED BY THE FOUR-FOLD CENSUS BUREAU REGION CLASSIFICATION.

       THE C-3 SAMPLE SELECTIONS WERE SCIENTIFICALLY DIVIDED INTO
       FOUR NATIONAL SUBSETS ADMINISTERED DURING SEPTEMBER AND
       OCTOBER IN CONSECUTIVE TWO-WEEK INTERVIEWING PERIODS.  MOST
       OF THE INTERVIEWS WERE COMPLETED DURING THE TARGETED TIME
       FRAME.  LATE INTERVIEWS FOR ANY GIVEN ADMINISTRATION PERIOD
       WERE GENERALLY COMPLETED IN THE WEEK IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING
       THE TARGETED PERIOD, THE SO-CALLED "GRACE PERIOD."  SOME

       INTERVIEWS, HOWEVER, WERE COMPLETED LATER THAN THIS FOR A
       VARIETY OF REASONS, INVOLVING AMONG OTHER THINGS, THE
       RESPONDENT'S UNAVAILABILITY AT THE APPROPRIATE TIME. SEE
       REFNO   48 FOR A DETAILED BREAKDOWN.

            LATE INTERVIEWS FOR TWO PRIMARY AREAS (CONGRESSIONAL
       DISTRICTS TX03 AND CA29) REPRESENT UNUSUAL AND UNFORTUNATE
       CIRCUMSTANCES. MID-WAY THROUGH THE C3PO POST-ELECTION SURVEY,
       THE FIELD OFFICE VERIFIED THAT ALL C3 PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEWS
       IN THESE TWO AREAS HAD BEEN FABRICATED BY THE AREA
       INTERVIEWER.  TO RECOVER SOME OF THE MISSED PRE-ELECTION
       INFORMATION, INCLUDING DEMOGRAPHIC DATA, A SHORTENED PRE-
       ELECTION INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED WITH THE LEGITIMATE
       RESPONDENTS AT THE TIME THEY WERE CONTACTED FOR THE POST-
       ELECTION ADMINISTRATION.

            THE NUMBER OF C3 SAMPLE SELECTIONS IN TX03 WAS MUCH
       LARGER THAN CA29; FIELD WORK IN THE TEXAS DISTRICT COULD NOT
       HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED UNLESS THE INTERVIEWING
       LOAD WAS REDUCED.  ACCORDINGLY, A RANDOM HALF-SAMPLE WAS
       DRAWN FROM THE ORIGINAL TX03 SAMPLE SELECTIONS FOR C3 AND
       ONLY THESE RESPONDENTS WERE CONTACTED AS POST-ELECTION TIME.
       WEIGHTING TO COMPENSATE FOR THIS SUBSAMPLING DONE IN TX03
       WAS HANDLED BY DUPLICATING THE DATA RECORDS OF THE
       RESPONDENTS IN THE TARGETED HALF-SAMPLE.  THIS PROCEDURE MADE
       IT UNNECESSARY TO RESORT TO A WEIGHT VARIABLE FOR CORRECTIONS
       PURPOSES.

             THE PRE-ELECTION  CASE ID'S OF THE RESPONDENTS IN TX03
       AND CA29 AND THE CASE ID'S FOR THE DUPLICATED TX03 RECORDS
       IN THE C3 SAMPLE ARE AS FOLLOWS:

                                  C3 CASE ID

       TX03                       1701-1715  (RANDOM HALF)
                                  1751-1765  (DUPLICATE CASES)

       CA29                       1716-1729

                                  VII











>> 1980 CONTENTS OF THE PRE-POST ELECTION FILE

          AS WITH OTHER PARTS OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION
       STUDY, 1980, THE PRE-AND POST ELECTION SURVEYS FILE HAS A
       VERY HEAVY EMPHASIS ON CANDIDATE EVALUATION AND VOTE CHOICE.
       RESPONDENTS ARE ASKED HOW CANDIDATES MAKE THEM FEEL, WHAT
       WORDS DESCRIBE CANDIDATES, HOW CANDIDATES RATE ON THE
       FEELING THERMOMETER, WHAT THEY LIKE AND DISLIKE ABOUT EACH
       AND REASONS FOR VOTING FOR OR AGAINST EACH MAJOR PRESIDENTIAL
       CANDIDATE.

          IN ADDITION TO NOW-STANDARD QUESTIONS ON PARTY IDENTIFI-
       CATION, RESPONDENTS ARE PROBED EXTENSIVELY ABOUT WHAT THEY
       MEAN WHEN THEY SAY THEY ARE REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS OR
       INDEPENDENTS.  RESPONDENTS ARE ALSO ASKED ABOUT THEIR
       ATTENTION TO MEDIA, POLITICAL ACTIVISM, CAMPAIGN CONTRIBU-
       TIONS, AND WHETHER THEY WERE CONTACTED IN ANY WAY BY THE
       HOUSE, SENATE, GUBERNATORIAL OR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
       CAMPAIGNS.

       THIS FILE INCLUDES A FULL RANGE OF OCCUPATION AND EDUCATION
       MEASURES.  USERS SHOULD READ THE VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST
       SECTION RELATING TO THESE MEASURES WITH CARE, AND SHOULD
       ALSO REFER TO NOTE 13.  THIS SECTION DIFFERS IN ORGANIZATION
       FROM PREVIOUS NATIONAL ELECTION STUDIES, AND FROM THE WAY
       THESE VARIABLES WERE ORGANIZED IN THE PREVIOUS CONSORTIUM
       RELEASE.

       INDIVIDUAL VOTER RECORD VALIDATION DATA (VARIABLES
       801197-841208) REPORTS THE EFFORT TO VALIDATE THE RESPONSES
       ABOUT REGISTRATION AND VOTING BEHAVIOR.  PERSONAL VISITS
       WERE MADE BY MEMBERS OF THE SRC FIELD STAFF DURING JANUARY
       AND FEBRUARY 1981 TO THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT OFFICES CHARGED
       WITH THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAINTAINING REGISTRATION AND
       VOTING RECORDS IN THE 108 SAMPLE DISTRICTS.  TELEPHONE CALLS
       WERE MADE BY CPS STAFF TO THOSE PLACES OUTSIDE THE STUDY
       SAMPLE WHEN A RESPONDENT CLAIMED TO BE REGISTERED IN SUCH AN
       AREA.

       INCLUDED ALSO IN THIS  RELEASE OF THE PRE-AND POST ELECTION
       SURVEYS ARE A SET OF CONTEXTUAL DATA WHICH WERE COLLECTED
       FROM VARIOUS SOURCES AND THEN ADDED TO EACH RESPONDENT'S TO
       RECORD.  THESE CONTEXTUAL DATA VARIABLES INCLUDE ELECTION
       RETURNS FOR THE YEARS 1972-1980, INTEREST GROUP RATINGS OF
       INCUMBENTS AND FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION DATA ON
       CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURE.  THE CONTEXTUAL DATA IS DOCUMENTED
       IN THE APPENDICES.

       IN ANALYZING THE CONTEXTUAL DATA, USERS SHOULD BE AWARE
       THAT, ALTHOUGH THE DATA IS PRESENT IN EVERY RECORD, IT IS
       STATE, COUNTY OR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT LEVEL DATA.
       THEREFORE, VALUES WILL BE THE SAME FOR ALL RESPONDENTS

      FROM THE SAME STATE, IN THE CASE OF STATE LEVEL DATA,
       OR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, IN THE CASE OF DISTRICT
       LEVEL DATA.

       APPENDIX B, CONTAINS NOTES AND QUESTIONNAIRES FOR BOTH FILES.

>> 1980 NOTES ON THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE INTERVIEWS

       SPECIAL INFORMATION: POST-ELECTION FEELING THERMOMETERS

          NAMES APPEARING TWICE ON THE FEELING THERMOMETER (SUCH AS
       IN THE CASE OF STATES WHERE THE INCUMBENT REPRESENTATIVE,
       ASKED ABOUT IN Q.G5W, WAS ALSO A CANDIDATE FOR THE U.S.
       SENATE, ASKED ABOUT IN Q.G5M/N) WERE ASKED ONLY ONCE AT THE
       FIRST LOCATION.  THE RESPONSE TO THE FIRST ENTRY WAS THEN
       POST-EDITED INTO THE SECOND REFERENCE.
          IN SELECTED RACES WHERE AN INDEPENDENT/MINOR PARTY
       CANDIDATE WAS PERCEIVED TO BE A POTENTIAL THREAT TO ONE OF
       THE TWO MAJOR PARTY CANDIDATES, THIS CANDIDATE WAS INCLUDED
       IN THE DESCRIPTION OF THE RACE.  THAT IS, THE TYPE OF RACE
       WOULD BE CODED 13, 19, 23, 29, 56-59, 66-69, OR 76-79 IN
       Q.AA5, Q.AA6, AND/OR Q.AA8.  THESE INDEPENDENT/MINOR PARTY
       CANDIDATES WERE REFERENCED IN THE FEELING THERMOMETERS IN
       Q.G5O AND Q.G5V.

       SPECIAL INFORMATION: NEW YORK STATE

          IN THE RACE FOR SENATE IN NEW YORK, JACOB JAVITS, THE
       REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT, LOST THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY BUT
       RECEIVED THE NOMINATION OF THE LIBERAL PARTY AND RAN UNDER
       THIS PARTY BANNER.  THE NEW YORK STATE SENATE RACE IS CODED
       AS "69" IN Q.AA6 (REF. NO 629) - "REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT NOT
       RUNNING WITH DEMOCRATIC, REPUBLICAN AND OTHER CANDIDATES".
       THROUGHOUT THE QUESTIONNAIRE, JAVITS IS REFERENCED AS AN
       INDEPENDENT/ MINOR PARTY CANDIDATE.
          LIBERAL, CONSERVATIVE, AND INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES RUNNING
       IN NEW YORK HAVE BEEN INCLUDED IN THE CANDIDATE LIST FOR
       SEVEN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS: 03, 13, 19, 22, 26, 27, AND
       30.  IN CASES WHERE THE DEMOCRATIC OR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
       ALSO HAVE THE SUPPORT OF THE LIBERAL OR CONSERVATIVE
       PARTIES,  THEY ARE CONSIDERED THE DEMOCRATIC OR REPUBLICAN
       CANDIDATE.  WHERE THE INCLUSION OF THESE CANDIDATES RESULTED
       IN A THREE-WAY RACE, THE CONSERVATIVE, LIBERAL OR
       INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE WAS REFERRED TO IN Q.G5V.

       SPECIAL INFORMATION: MAINE

          IN MAINE, Q.G5S ("THE OTHER SENATE INCUMBENT WHOSE TERM
       IS NOT UP") REFERS TO EDMUND MUSKIE, DESPITE THE FACT THAT
       HE HAD LEFT OFFICE THE PRECEDING MAY TO BECOME SECRETARY OF
       STATE.  THIS DECISION WAS MADE BECAUSE IT WAS FELT THAT
       MUSKIE WAS THE "ELECTED" SENATOR AND HAD HELD THE OFFICE FOR
       A LONGER PERIOD OF TIME.

       SPECIAL INFORMATION:  WEST VIRGINIA

          IN WEST VIRGINIA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 3, THE LATE JOHN
       M. SLACK WAS TREATED AS THE INCUMBENT REPRESENTATIVE EVEN
       THOUGH HE DIED IN MARCH 1980.  IN JUNE OF 1980, JOHN G.
       HUTCHINSON WAS ELECTED TO SUCCEED SLACK AND RAN FOR
       RE-ELECTION IN NOVEMBER, 1980.   SINCE SLACK HAD BEEN THE
       INCUMBENT FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS, IT WAS DECIDED THAT
       QUESTIONS ABOUT THE INCUMBENT WOULD REFER TO SLACK AND
       QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE WOULD REFER TO
       HUTCHINSON.

       SPECIAL INFORMATION: LOUISIANA

          ACCORDING TO LOUISIANA  ELECTION LAWS, ANY CANDIDATE
       RECEIVING OVER FIFTY PERCENT OF THE PRIMARY VOTE IS ELECTED
       TO OFFICE AND DOES NOT APPEAR ON THE BALLOT IN THE NOVEMBER
       GENERAL ELECTION.  IN BOTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS, LA03 AND
       LA07, THE CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES WERE SO ELECTED.  THESE
       RACES WERE CODED 14 IN Q.AA5 (REF. NO. 740), IDENTIFYING
       THEM AS DISTRICTS WITH CONGRESSIONAL INCUMBENTS RUNNING
       UNOPPOSED. THE LOUISIANA RACE FOR U.S. SENATE WAS DETERMINED
       IN THE SAME MANNER AND WAS CODED 14 IN Q.AA6 (REF. NO. 741).
       THE TWO CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES AND THE SENATE CANDIDATE
       ARE ALL REFERRED TO AS "DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENTS RUNNING
       UNOPPOSED".
          THE VOTE SECTION (Q.L4-Q.L8B AND Q.L17-Q.L21B) WAS
       OMITTED FOR THESE DISTRICTS.  RESPONDENTS WERE ASKED Q.L1
       AND Q.L2 SINCE THEY DID HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO VOTE ON
       OTHER MATTERS IN NOVEMBER.

       SPECIAL INFORMATION: UNOPPOSED CONGRESSIONAL RACES

          QUESTION WORDING IN IN Q.H5, Q.H7, Q.H9, Q.H9A, Q.H10B,
       Q.H10C AND Q.J10-Q.J10A WAS ALTERED SOMEWHAT FOR LOUISIANA
       DISTRICTS AND ALL OTHER DISTRICTS WITH UNOPPOSED RACES.
       CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES WERE UNOPPOSED IN THE FOLLOWING
       DISTRICTS:  AL05, AR01, GA01, KY01, LA03, LA07, MA07, MA11,
       MI07, MS03, NC01, PA02, PA09, TX17, VA05.








>> 1980 ORGANIZATION OF PUBLISHED DOCUMENTATION

       WHEN PUBLICATION OF THE AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDY,
       1980 IS COMPLETE, THERE WILL BE FOUR PRINTED VOLUMES.
       VOLUME I DOCUMENTS THE PRE AND POST ELECTION SURVEYS.
       VOLUME II DOCUMENTS THE FOUR COMPONENTS OF THE
       MAJOR PANEL FILE.  THE THIRD VOLUME, APPENDIX A, DOCUMENTS
       THE CONTEXTUAL DATA, AS IT APPEARS IN BOTH THE PRE-AND POST
       SURVEY FILE AND THE MAJOR PANEL FILE. A FOURTH VOLUME,
       APPENDIX B, INCLUDES NOTES AND QUESTIONNAIRES FOR BOTH FILES.

       N.B.  ALTHOUGH THE PUBLISHED DOCUMENTATION IS CONTAINED IN
       FOUR SEPARATE VOLUMES, THE MACHINE-READABLE CODEBOOK FILES
       FOR THE PRE AND POST ELECTION SURVEYS AND THE MAJOR PANEL
       FILE EACH CONTAIN DOCUMENTATION FOR ALL DATA, BOTH
       SURVEY AND CONTEXTUAL, AND THE NOTES.  THE DATA FILES
       EACH CONTAIN BOTH THE SURVEY AND CONTEXTUAL DATA.








>> 1980 PROCESSING INFORMATION AND FILE STRUCTURE

       THIS STUDY WAS PROCESSED ACCORDING TO STANDARD ICPSR
       PROCEDURES FOR CLASS I STUDIES. THE DATA WERE CHECKED FOR
       ILLEGAL AND INCONSISTENT CODES WHICH, WHENEVER FOUND, WERE
       CORRECTED BY REFERRING TO THE ORIGINAL INTERVIEW SCHEDULES.

       ALL FREQUENCIES APPEAR IN THE BODY OF THE CODEBOOK.








>> 1980 CODEBOOK INFORMATION

The following example from the 1948 NES study provides the standard 
format for codebook variable documentation. 

Note that NES studies which are not part of the Time-Series usually
omit marginals and the descriptive content in lines 2-5 (except for
variable name).


Line

1  ==============================                                              
2  VAR 480026    NAME-R NOT VT-WAS R REG TO VT                                 
3                COLUMNS 61   - 61                                             
4                NUMERIC                                                       
5                MD=0 OR GE 8                                                  
6                                                                              
7                  Q. 17.  (IF R DID NOT VOTE)  WERE YOU REGISTERED (ELIGIBLE)
8                  TO VOTE.                                                   
9                  ...........................................................
10                                                                            
11            82       1.  YES                                                
12           149       2.  NO                                                 
13                                                                             
14             0       8.  DK                                                 
15             9       9.  NA                                                 
16           422       0.  INAP., R VOTED                                     
                                                                            


Line 2 - VARIABLE NAME.  Note that in the codebook the variable name
         (usually a 'number') does not include the "V" prefix which is 
         used in the release SAS and SPSS data definition files
         (.sas and .sps files) for all variables including those
         which do not have 'number' names.  For example the variable
         "VERSION" in the codebook is "VVERSION" in the data definition
         files.

Line 2 - "NAME".  This is the variable label used in the SAS and SPSS
         data definition files (.sas and .sps files).  Some codebooks 
         exclude this.

Line 3 - COLUMNS.  Columns in the ASCII data file (.dat file).

Line 4 - CHARACTER OR NUMERIC.  If numeric and the variable is a decimal
         rather than integer variable, the numer of decimal places is 
         also indicated (e.g. "NUMERIC  DEC 4")

Line 5 - Values which are assigned to missing by default in the Study's
         SAS and and SPSS data definition files (.sas and .sps files).

Line 7 - Actual question text for survey variables or a description of 
         non-survey variables (for example, congressional district).
         Survey items usually include the question number (for example
         "B1a.") from the Study questionnaire; beginning in 1996 
         non-survey items also have unique item numbers (for example
         "CSheet.1").

Line 9 - A dashed or dotted line usually separates question text from
         any other documentation which follows.

Line 10- When present, annotation provided by Study staff is presented
         below the question text/description and preceding code values.

Lines 11-16
         Code values are listed with descriptive labels.  Valid codes
         (those not having 'missing' status in line 5) are presented
         first, followed by the values described in line 5.  For
         continuous variables, one line may appear providing the range
         of possible values.  A blank line usually separates the 'valid'
         and 'missing' values.

Lines 11-16
         Marginals are usually provided for discrete variables.  The
         counts may be unweighted or weighted; check the Study codebook
         introductory text to determine weight usage.

>> 1980 VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST


     VARIABLE  VARIABLE LABEL
     --------  --------------

     VERSION  NES VERSION NUMBER
      DSETNO  NES DATASET NUMBER
      800001  ICPSR ARCHIVE NUMBER
      ......  ...there are no variables 800002, 800003
      800004  CASE ID

              SAMPLING INFORMATION

      800005  PRIMARY AREA ID
      800006  STATE: ALPHABETIC CODE
      800007  CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
      800008  ICPSR STATE CODE
      800009  FIPS STATE CODE
      800010  ICPSR STATE AND COUNTY CODE
      800011  FIPS STATE AND COUNTY CODE
      800012  SEGMENT ID
      800013  CENSUS TRACT
      800014  CENSUS ENUMERATION DISTRICT
      800015  MINOR CIVIL DIVISION
      800016  CENSUS PLACE CODE
      800017  SIZE OF PLACE CODE
      800018  ACTUAL POPULATION OF INTERVIEW PLACE
      800019  DISTANCE TO CENTER OF CENTRAL CITY OF SMSA
      800020  DISTANCE TO CENTER OF CENTRAL CITY OF NEAREST SMSA
              WITH CITY OF 350,000
      800021  BELT CODE
      800022  QUARTER SAMPLE CODE
      800023  CENSUS REGION CODE

              PRE-ELECTION INFORMATION

      800024  INTERVIEWER OF RECORD
      800025  DATE OF INTERVIEW
      800026  WAS PERSUASION LETTER SENT
      800027  LENGTH OF INTERVIEW
      800028  LENGTH OF INTERVIEWER'S PRE-EDIT
      800029  LENGTH OF INTERVIEWER'S POST-EDIT
      800030  FINAL CALL NUMBER
      800031  CODER ID

              POST-ELECTION INFORMATION

      800032  INTERVIEWER OF RECORD
      800033  DATE OF INTERVIEW
      800034  WAS PERSUASION LETTER SENT
      800035  LENGTH OF INTERVIEW
      800036  LENGTH OF INTERVIEWER'S PRE-EDIT
      800037  LENGTH OF INTERVIEWER'S POST-EDIT
      800038  FINAL CALL NUMBER
      800039  CODER ID

      800040  DID R MOVE BETWEEN PRE AND POST-ELECTION INTERVIEW

              HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

      800041  NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD
      800042  HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION
      800043  NUMBER OF ELIGIBLE ADULTS
      800044  NUMBER OF CHILDREN UNDER SIX YEARS OLD
      800045  NUMBER OF CHILDREN SIX TO NINE YEARS OLD
      800046  NUMBER OF CHILDREN TEN TO THIRTEEN YEARS OLD
      800047  NUMBER OF CHILDREN FOURTEEN TO SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD

              PRE-ELECTION SAMPLE INFORMATION

      800048  TYPE OF PRE-ELECTION SAMPLE
      800049  DID R GIVE TELEPHONE NUMBER
      800050  SIX DIGIT CONTROL ID
      800051  DID R PARTICIPATE IN BOTH PRE AND POST-ELECTION
              INTERVIEWS
      800052  TYPE OF INTERVIEW

              R'S INFORMATION ABOUT AND INTEREST IN POLITICS

      800053  R'S INTEREST IN THE CAMPAIGN
      800054  R'S PREDICTION OF  WINNER IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
      800055  DOES R THINK PRESIDENTIAL RACE WILL BE CLOSE
      800056  R'S PREDICTION OF ANDERSON'S SUCCESS IN NOVEMBER
      800057  WHICH PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DOES R THINK WILL
              CARRY R'S STATE
      800058  DOES R THINK PRESIDENTIAL RACE WILL BE CLOSE IN R'S
              STATE
      800059  R'S PREDICTION OF ANDERSON'S SUCCESS IN R'S STATE
      800060  HAS R TALKED TO OTHERS ABOUT THE CANDIDATES/CAMPAIGNS
      800061  DOES R CARE WHICH PARTY WINS THE PRESIDENTIAL
              ELECTION

              R'S ASSESSMENT OF CONGRESS AND THE PRESIDENT

      800062  DOES R APPROVE/DISAPPROVE OF JIMMY CARTER'S HANDLING
              OF HIS JOB
      800063  DOES R APPROVE/DISAPPROVE STRONGLY OF JIMMY CARTER'S
             HANDLING OF HIS JOB

              R'S RECOGNITION OF CANDIDATES

      800064  HAS R HEARD OF JIMMY CARTER
      800065  HAS R HEARD OF RONALD REAGAN
      800066  HAS R HEARD OF TED KENNEDY
      800067  HAS R HEARD OF JOHN CONNALLY
      800068  HAS R HEARD OF GERALD FORD
      800069  HAS R HEARD OF JERRY BROWN

      800070  HAS R HEARD OF HOWARD BAKER
      800071  HAS R HEARD OF WALTER MONDALE
      800072  HAS R HEARD OF GEORGE BUSH
      800073  HAS R HEARD OF PHILLIP CRANE
      800074  HAS R HEARD OF ROBERT DOLE
      800075  HAS R HEARD OF JOHN ANDERSON
      800076  HAS R HEARD OF PATRICK LUCEY

              REAGAN AS CANDIDATE

      800077  WHETHER SOMETHING ABOUT REAGAN WOULD MAKE R VOTE
              FOR HIM
      800078  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR REAGAN-FIRST MENTION
      800079  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR REAGAN-SECOND MENTION
      800080  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR REAGAN-THIRD MENTION
      800081  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR REAGAN-FOURTH MENTION
      800082  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR REAGAN-FIFTH MENTION
      800083  WHETHER SOMETHING ABOUT REAGAN WOULD MAKE R VOTE
              AGAINST HIM
      800084  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST REAGAN-FIRST MENTION
      800085  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST REAGAN-SECOND MENTION
      800086  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST REAGAN-THIRD MENTION
      800087  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST REAGAN-FOURTH MENTION
      800088  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST REAGAN-FIFTH MENTION

              ANDERSON AS CANDIDATE

      800089  WHETHER SOMETHING ABOUT ANDERSON WOULD MAKE R
              VOTE FOR HIM
      800090  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR ANDERSON-FIRST MENTION
      800091  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR ANDERSON-SECOND MENTION
      800092  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR ANDERSON--THIRD MENTION
      800093  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR ANDERSON-FOURTH MENTION
      800094  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR ANDERSON-FIFTH MENTION
      800095  WHETHER SOMETHING ABOUT ANDERSON WOULD MAKE R VOTE
              AGAINST HIM
      800096  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST ANDERSON-FIRST MENTION
      800097  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST ANDERSON-SECOND MENTION
      800098  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST ANDERSON-THIRD MENTION
      800099  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST ANDERSON-FOURTH MENTION
      800100  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST ANDERSON-FIFTH MENTION

              CARTER AS CANDIDATE

      800101  WHETHER SOMETHING ABOUT CARTER MIGHT MAKE R
              VOTE FOR HIM
      800102  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR CARTER-FIRST MENTION
      800103  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR CARTER-SECOND MENTION
      800104  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR CARTER-THIRD MENTION
      800105  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR CARTER-FOURTH MENTION
      800106  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE FOR CARTER-FIFTH MENTION
      800107  WHETHER SOMETHING ABOUT CARTER MIGHT MAKE R VOTE
              AGAINST HIM

      800108  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST CARTER-FIRST MENTION
      800109  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST CARTER-SECOND MENTION
      800110  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST CARTER-THIRD MENTION
      800111  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST CARTER-FOURTH MENTION
      800112  REASONS R MIGHT VOTE AGAINST CARTER-FIFTH MENTION

              R'S FEELINGS ABOUT CANDIDATE: REAGAN

      800113  WHETHER REAGAN MAKES R ANGRY
      800114  WHETHER REAGAN MAKES R HOPEFUL
      800115  WHETHER REAGAN MAKES R AFRAID OF HIM
      800116  WHETHER REAGAN MAKES R PROUD
      800117  WHETHER REAGAN MAKES R DISGUSTED
      800118  WHETHER REAGAN MAKES R SYMPATHETIC TOWARDS HIM
      800119  WHETHER REAGAN MAKES R UNEASY

              R'S FEELINGS ABOUT CANDIDATE: ANDERSON

      800120  WHETHER ANDERSON MAKES R ANGRY
      800121  WHETHER ANDERSON MAKES R HOPEFUL
      800122  WHETHER ANDERSON MAKES R AFRAID OF HIM
      800123  WHETHER ANDERSON MAKES R PROUD
      800124  WHETHER ANDERSON MAKES R DISGUSTED
      800125  WHETHER ANDERSON MAKES R SYMPATHETIC TOWARDS HIM
      800126  WHETHER ANDERSON MAKES R UNEASY

              R'S FEELINGS ABOUT CANDIDATE: CARTER

      800127  WHETHER CARTER MAKES R ANGRY
      800128  WHETHER CARTER MAKES R HOPEFUL
      800129  WHETHER CARTER MAKES R AFRAID OF HIM
      800130  WHETHER CARTER MAKES R PROUD
      800131  WHETHER CARTER MAKES R DISGUSTED
      800132  WHETHER CARTER MAKES R SYMPATHETIC TOWARD HIM
      800133  WHETHER CARTER MAKES R UNEASY

              R'S VOTING BEHAVIOR

      800134  IS R REGISTERED TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER
      800135  R'S PARTY REGISTRATION
      800136  DOES R EXPECT TO VOTE IN NOVEMBER
      800137  FOR WHOM DOES R EXPECT TO VOTE FOR PRESIDENT
      800138  HAS R CONSIDERED VOTING FOR ANDERSON IN NOVEMBER
      800139  R WILL NOT VOTE FOR ANDERSON BECAUSE ANDERSON HAS NO
              CHANCE
      800140  R WILL NOT VOTE FOR ANDERSON BECAUSE DOING SO WILL
              HELP ELECT ANOTHER CANDIDATE
      800141  R WILL NOT VOTE FOR ANDERSON BECAUSE NEITHER MAJOR
              PARTY SUPPORTS HIM
      800142  R CONSIDERED VOTING FOR ANDERSON AS A PROTEST AGAINST
              THE CHOICE OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES OFFERED


              ATTITUDES TOWARD VOTING PROCESS

      800143  IS IT IMPORTANT TO VOTE IF YOUR PARTY CAN'T WIN
      800144  WITH MANY OTHER PEOPLE VOTING, DOES IT MATTER IF R
              VOTES OR NOT
      800145  IF A PERSON DOESN'T CARE ABOUT OUTCOME, SHOULD HE/SHE
              VOTE
      800146  ARE LOCAL ELECTIONS UNIMPORTANT

              R'S PERSONAL FINANCIAL SITUATION

      800147  DOES R FEEL BETTER OFF FINANCIALLY THAN A YEAR AGO
      800148  WILL R BE BETTER OFF FINANCIALLY A YEAR FROM NOW
      800149  HAS THE NATION'S ECONOMY IMPROVED/WORSENED
              OVER PAST YEAR
      800150  HOW MUCH HAS ECONOMY CHANGED FOR BETTER OR WORSE
      800151  WILL THE ECONOMY GET BETTER OR WORSE IN NEXT YEAR
      800152  DEGREE TO WHICH ECONOMY WILL GET BETTER OR WORSE
      800153  HAS R'S INCOME STAYED AHEAD OF COST OF LIVING

              FEELING THERMOMETER - POLITICAL FIGURES

      800154  FEELING THERMOMETER-JIMMY CARTER
      800155  FEELING THERMOMETER-RONALD REAGAN
      800156  FEELING THERMOMETER-TED KENNEDY
      800157  FEELING THERMOMETER-JOHN CONNALLY
      800158  FEELING THERMOMETER-GERALD FORD
      800159  FEELING THERMOMETER-JERRY BROWN
      800160  FEELING THERMOMETER-HOWARD BAKER
      800161  FEELING THERMOMETER-WALTER MONDALE
      800162  FEELING THERMOMETER-GEORGE BUSH
      800163  FEELING THERMOMETER-JOHN ANDERSON
      800164  FEELING THERMOMETER-PATRICK LUCEY
      800165  FEELING THERMOMETER-GEORGE MCGOVERN
      800166  FEELING THERMOMETER-GEORGE WALLACE
      800167  FEELING THERMOMETER-RICHARD NIXON
      800168  FEELING THERMOMETER-DEMOCRATIC PARTY
      800169  FEELING THERMOMETER-REPUBLICAN PARTY
      800170  FEELING THERMOMETER-POLITICAL INDEPENDENTS
      800171  FeELING THERMOMETER-POLITICAL PARTIES

              R LIKES/DISLIKES DEMOCRATIC PARTY

      800172  WHETHER R LIKES ANYTHING ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
      800173  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-FIRST MENTION
      800174  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-SECOND
              MENTION
      800175  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-THIRD MENTION
      800176  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-FOURTH
              MENTION
      800177  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-FIFTH MENTION
      800178  WHETHER R DISLIKES ANYTHING ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC

             PARTY
      800179  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-FIRST
              MENTION
      800180  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-SECOND
              MENTION
      800181  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-THIRD
              MENTION
      800182  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-FOURTH
              MENTION
      800183  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY-FIFTH
              MENTION

              R LIKES/DISLIKES REPUBLICAN PARTY

      800184  WHETHER R LIKES ANYTHING ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
      800185  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-FIRST MENTION
      800186  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-SECOND
              MENTION
      800187  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-THIRD MENTION
      800188  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-FOURTH
              MENTION
      800189  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-FIFTH MENTION
      800190  WHETHER R DISLIKES ANYTHING ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN
              PARTY
      800191  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-FIRST
              MENTION
      800192  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-SECOND
              MENTION
      800193  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-THIRD
              MENTION
      800194  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-FOURTH
              MENTION
      800195  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-FIFTH
              MENTION
      800196  WHICH PARTY DOES R FEEL WOULD BETTER HANDLE THE
              PROBLEM OF PREVENTING WAR

              EVALUATION OF CARTER'S PERFORMANCE

      800197  R APPROVES/DISAPPROVES OF CARTER'S HANDLING OF
              INFLATION
      800198  HOW STRONGLY DOES R APPROVE/DISAPPROVE OF CARTER'S
              HANDLING OF INFLATION
      800199  R APPROVES/DISAPPROVES OF CARTER'S HANDLING OF
              UNEMPLOYMENT
      800200  HOW STRONGLY DOES R APPROVE/DISAPPROVE OF CARTER'S
              HANDLING OF UNEMPLOYMENT

              INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT

      800201  R SEES CONNECTION BETWEEN INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
      800202  CAN SOMETHING BE DONE ABOUT RISING PRICES
      800203  HOW SERIOUS A PROBLEM R FEELS INFLATION IS FOR THE
              COUNTRY
      800204  WHICH PARTY DOES R FEEL WOULD BETTER HANDLE INFLATION
      800205  HOW R HAS BEEN AFFECTED BY INFLATION
      800206  DOES R THINK SOMETHING CAN BE DONE TO SUCCESSFULLY
              DEAL WITH UNEMPLOYMENT
      800207  HOW SERIOUS A PROBLEM DOES R FEEL UNEMPLOYMENT IS FOR
              THE COUNTRY
      800208  WHICH PARTY DOES R FEEL WOULD BETTER HANDLE
              UNEMPLOYMENT
      800209  CAN THE ENERGY PROBLEM BE DEALT WITH SUCCESFULLY
      800210  WHETHER R APPROVES/DISAPPROVES OF CARTER'S HANDLING
              OF THE HOSTAGE CRISIS
      800211  STRENGTH OF APPROVAL-CARTER'S HANDLING OF HOSTAGES
      800212  DOES R FEEL CARTER'S REACTION TO THE SOVIET ACTIONS
              IN AFGHANISTAN WAS APPROPRIATE

              THE MEDIA AS AN INFORMATION SOURCE

      800213  RELIANCE ON TV FOR NEWS ABOUT POLITICAL AND
              CURRENT EVENTS
      800214  RELIANCE ON NEWSPAPERS FOR POLITICAL AND CURRENT
              EVENTS INFORMATION
      800215  RELIANCE ON MAGAZINES FOR POLITICAL AND CURRENT
              EVENTS INFORMATION
      800216  RELIANCE ON RADIO FOR POLITICAL AND CURRENT EVENTS
              INFORMATION
      800217  HOW OFTEN DOES R WATCH NATIONAL NETWORK NEWS
      800218  HOW MUCH ATTENTION DOES R GIVE TO GOVERNMENT AND
              POLITICAL NEWS ON TV
      800219  HAS R READ OR HEARD THE RESULTS OF THE PRESIDENTIAL
              POLLS
      800220  WHICH PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE LEADS THE POLLS
      800221  WHICH PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IS SECOND IN THE POLLS
      800222  WHICH PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IS THIRD IN THE POLLS
      800223  FIRST PLACE CANDIDATE LEADS BY WHAT MARGIN
      800224  HOW WIDE IS THE MARGIN BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
              PLACE CANDIDATE

              STRENGTH OF R'S PARTY IDENTIFICATION

      800225  R'S PARTY IDENTIFICATION
      800226  R'S STRENGTH OF PARTY IDENTIFICATION
      800227  REASON FOR STRONG PARTY ID - LIFELONG MEMBER
              OF POLITICAL PARTY
      800228  REASON FOR STRONG PARTY ID - PARENTS MEMBERS
              OF SAME PARTY
      800229  REASON FOR STRONG PARTY ID - INVOLVEMENT IN
              PARTY ACTIVITIES
      800230  REASON FOR STRONG PARTY ID - ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT
              WHAT PARTY STANDS FOR
      800231  REASON FOR STRONG PARTY ID - USUALLY SUPPORT
              PARTY CANDIDATE
      800232  REASON FOR STRONG PARTY ID - LIKED PARTY'S '76
              PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE

      800233  REASON FOR STRONG PARTY ID - FEELINGS ABOUT CARTER
      800234  REASON FOR STRONG PARTY ID - DISLIKE OTHER PARTY
      800235  REASON FOR STRONG PARTY ID - OTHER
      800236  REASON FOR WEAK PARTY ID - DON'T COMPLETELY AGREE
              WITH PARTY
      800237  REASON FOR WEAK PARTY ID - SOMETIMES SUPPORT OTHER
      800238  REASON FOR WEAK PARTY ID - VOTE FOR THE PERSON
              NOT THE PARTY
      800239  REASON FOR WEAK PARTY ID - DISLIKED PARTY'S
              '76 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
      800240  REASON FOR WEAK PARTY ID - NOT INVOLVED IN PARTY
              ACTIVITIES
      800241  REASON FOR WEAK PARTY ID - PARTY IDENTIFICATION
              UNIMPORTANT
      800242  REASON FOR WEAK PARTY ID - FEELINGS ABOUT CARTER
      800243  REASON FOR WEAK PARTY ID - DISLIKE OF OTHER PARTY
      800244  REASON FOR WEAK PARTY ID - OTHER

              R'S PARTY IDENTIFICATION

      800245  R CLOSER TO REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRATIC PARTY
      800246  STRENGTH OF REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRATIC IDENTIFICATION
      800247  REASONS FOR LEANING TOWARD ONE PARTY - USUALLY
              AGREE WITH PARTY STAND ON ISSUES
      800248  REASONS FOR LEANING TOWARD ONE PARTY - USUALLY
              SUPPORT PARTY'S CANDIDATES
      800249  REASONS FOR LEANING TOWARD ONE PARTY - LIKED
              PARTY'S 1976 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE
      800250  REASONS FOR LEANING TOWARD ONE PARTY - ALWAYS
              LIVED AROUND PARTY MEMBERS
      800251  REASONS FOR LEANING TOWARD ONE PARTY - FEELINGS
              ABOUT CARTER
      800252  REASONS FOR LEANING TOWARD ONE PARTY - LIKE THE
              OTHER PARTY EVEN LESS
      800253  REASONS FOR LEANING TOWARD ONE PARTY - OTHER
      800254  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE - SUPPORT
              BOTH PARTIES
      800255  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE - DECIDE
              ON PERSON NOT PARTY
      800256  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE - DECIDE
              ON ISSUES NOT PARTY LABELS
      800257  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE -
              DISAGREE WITH BOTH PARTIES' STAND
      800258  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE -
              DISLIKE BOTH PARTIES
      800259  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE -
              NOT INTERESTED IN POLITICS
      800260  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE -
              PARTIES NEVER DELIVER ON PROMISES
      800261  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE -
              DON'T KNOW ENOUGH TO MAKE CHOICE
      800262  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE -
              LIKE BOTH PARTIES EQUALLY
      800263  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE -
              FEELINGS ABOUT CARTER

      800264  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE -
              PARENTS WERE INDEPENDENTS
      800265  REASONS FOR INDEPENDENT/NO PREFERENCE -
              OTHER
      800266  SUMMARY:  R'S PARTY IDENTIFICATION

              POSITIONS ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE

      800267  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - R
      800268  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - CARTER
      800269  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - REAGAN
      800270  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - KENNEDY
      800271  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - CONNALLY
      800272  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - FORD
      800273  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - BROWN
      800274  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - ANDERSON
      800275  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - BUSH
      800276  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - MONDALE
      800277  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - LUCEY
      800278  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - REPUBLICAN PARTY
      800279  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE - DEMOCRATIC PARTY
      800280  IS R A LIBERAL OR A CONSERVATIVE

              POSITIONS ON DEFENSE SPENDING SCALE

      800281  DEFENSE SPENDING SCALE-R
      800282  DEFENSE SPENDING SCALE-CARTER
      800283  DEFENSE SPENDING SCALE-REAGAN
      800284  DEFENSE SPENDING SCALE-ANDERSON
      800285  DEFENSE SPENDING SCALE-KENNEDY
      800286  DEFENSE SPENDING SCALE-REPUBLICAN PARTY
      800287  DEFENSE SPENDING SCALE-DEMOCRATIC PARTY
      800288  DEFENSE SPENDING SCALE-FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
      800289  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  DEFENSE SPENDING
      800290  HOW IMPORTANT IS GOVERNMENT POSITION TO R:
              DEFENSE SPENDING

              POSITIONS ON GOVERNMENT SPENDING SCALE

      800291  GOVERNMENT SERVICES/SPENDING SCALE - R
      800292  GOVERNMENT SERVICES/SPENDING SCALE - CARTER
      800293  GOVERNMENT SERVICES/SPENDING SCALE - REAGAN
      800294  GOVERNMENT SERVICES/SPENDING SCALE - ANDERSON
      800295  GOVERNMENT SERVICES/SPENDING SCALE - KENNEDY
      800296  GOVERNMENT SERVICES/SPENDING SCALE - REPUBLICAN
              PARTY
      800297  GOVERNMENT SERCICES/SPENDING SCALE - DEMOCRATIC
              PARTY
      800298  GOVERNMENT SERVICES/SPENDING SCALE - FEDERAL
              GOVERNMENT
      800299  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  GOVERNMENT SPENDING SCALE
      800300  HOW IMPORTANT IS GOVERNMENT'S POSITION TO R:
              GOVERNMENT SERVICES/SPENDING SCALE


              POSITIONS ON REDUCING INFLATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT
              SCALE

      800301  REDUCE INFLATION/REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT SCALE-R
      800302  REDUCE INFLATION/REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT SCALE-CARTER
      800303  REDUCE INFLATION/REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT SCALE-REAGAN
      800304  REDUCE INFLATION/REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT SCALE-ANDERSON
      800305  REDUCE INFLATION/REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT SCALE-KENNEDY
      800306  REDUCE INFLATION/REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT SCALE-REPUBLICAN
              PARTY
      800307  REDUCE INFLATION/REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT SCALE-DEMOCRATIC
              PARTY
      800308  REDUCE INFLATION/REDUCE UNEMPLOYMENT SCALE-FEDERAL
              GOVERNMENT
      800309  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  REDUCE
              UNEMPLOYMENT/INFLATION SCALE
      800310  HOW IMPORTANT IS GOVERNMENT'S POSITION TO R:
              INFLATION/UNEMPLOYMENT

              POSITIONS ON ABORTION

      800311  WHICH STATEMENT CONCERNING ABORTION BEST AGREES WITH
              R'S VIEW
      800312  CARTER'S POSITION ON ABORTION
      800313  REAGAN'S POSITION ON ABORTION
      800314  ANDERSON'S POSITION ON ABORTION
      800315  KENNEDY'S POSITION ON ABORTION
      800316  THE REPUBLICAN PARTY'S POSITION ON ABORTION
      800317  THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S POSITION ON ABORTION
      800318  FEDERAL LAW THAT NOW APPLIES TO ABORTION
      800319  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  ABORTION
      800320  HOW IMPORTANT IS GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON - ABORTION

              POSITIONS ON 30% TAX CUT

      800321  DOES R FEEL HE/SHE PAYS THE RIGHT AMOUNT OF FEDERAL
              INCOME TAXES
      800322  DOES R HAVE AN OPINION ON THE PROPOSED 30% TAX CUT
      800323  R'S POSITION ON A TAX CUT
      800324  CARTER'S POSITION ON A TAX CUT
      800325  REAGAN'S POSITION ON A TAX CUT
      800326  ANDERSON'S POSITION ON A TAX CUT
      800327  KENNEDY'S POSITION ON A TAX CUT
      800328  THE REPUBLICAN PARTY'S POSITION ON A TAX CUT
      800329  THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S POSITION ON A TAX CUT
      800330  THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON A TAX CUT
      800331  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  TAX CUT
      800332  HOW IMPORTANT IS GOVERNMENT'S POSITION TO R:  TAX
              CUT

              R AGREE/DISAGREE WITH 30% TAX CUT


      800333  HAS R HEARD OR READ ABOUT THE PROPOSED 30% TAX CUT
      800334  30% TAX CUT - IMPACT ON INFLATION
      800335  30% TAX CUT - IMPACT ON EMPLOYMENT
      800336  30% TAX CUT - MOSTLY GO TO BUSINESS
      800337  30% TAX CUT - REQUIRE CUTS IN GOVERNMENT PROGRAMS
      800338  30% TAX CUT - INCREASE GOVERNMENT DEFICIT SPENDING
      800339  30% TAX CUT - IMPACT ON TAX REVENUES

              ENERGY ISSUES

      800340  DOES R APPROVE/DISAPPROVE OF CARTER'S HANDLING OF THE
              ENERGY PROBLEM
      800341  HOW STRONGLY DOES R APPROVE/DISAPPROVE OF CARTER'S
              HANDLING OF THE ENERGY PROBLEM

              R'S PARTY SUPPORT

      800342  DOES R THINK OF HIMSELF/HERSELF AS A PARTY SUPPORTER
      800343  WHICH POLITICAL PARTY DOES R SUPPORT
      800344  (IF SUPPORTER) STRENGTH OF PARTY SUPPORT
      800345  (IF SUPPORTER) CLOSENESS TO PARTY
      800346  (IF NOT SUPPORTER) IS R CLOSER TO ONE OF THE PARTIES
      800347  (IF NOT SUPPORTER) CLOSENESS TO EITHER PARTY
      800348  DOES R CONSIDER SELF A POLITICAL INDEPENDENT
      800349  INDEPENDENT:  STRENGTH OF INDEPENDENCE

              PAST PRESIDENTIAL VOTING BEHAVIOR

      800350  IN HOW MANY PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS HAS R VOTED
      800351  HAS R VOTED FOR THE SAME PARTY OR FOR DIFFERENT
              PARTIES FOR PRESIDENT
      800352  WHICH PARTY HAS R ALWAYS VOTED FOR, FOR PRESIDENT
      800353  DID R VOTE IN THE 1976 ELECTION
      800354  WHO DID R VOTE FOR IN THE L976 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION

              PARENT'S PARTY IDENTIFICATION

      800355  PARTY IDENTIFICATION - R'S FATHER
      800356  PARTY IDENTIFICATION - R'S MOTHER

              R'S POSITION ON POLITICAL PARTIES SCALE

      800357  ATTITUDES TOWARDS POLITICAL PARTIES - PEOPLE
              SHOULD PICK CANDIDATE REGARDLESS OF LABEL
      800358  ATTITUDES TOWARDS POLITICAL PARTIES - BETTER TO
              BE FIRM PARTY SUPPORTER
      800359  ATTITUDES TOWARDS POLITICAL PARTIES - PARTIES
              CONFUSE ISSUES
      800360  ATTITUDES TOWARDS POLITICAL PARTIES - NO PARTY
              LABELS ON BALLOTS
      800361  ATTITUDES TOWARDS POLITICAL PARTIES - AMERICA

             DOESN'T NEED POLITICAL PARTIES

              R'S POLITICAL ACTIVITY

      800362  HAS R TRIED TO CONVINCE ANYONE TO SUPPORT A
              PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
      800363  DID A POLITICAL PARTY WORKER OR CANDIDATE CONTACT R
      800364  WHICH PARTY OR CANDIDATE CONTACTED R - FIRST MENTION
      800365  WHICH PARTY OR CANDIDATE CONTACTED R - SECOND MENTION
      800366  WHICH PARTY OR CANDIDATE CONTACTED R - THIRD MENTION
      800367  WHICH PARTY OR CANDIDATE CONTACTED R - FOURTH MENTION
      800368  WHICH PARTY OR CANDIDATE CONTACTED R - FIFTH MENTION
      800369  HAS R GONE TO ANY POLITICAL MEETINGS, RALLIES, OR
              FUND-RAISERS THIS YEAR

              PRIMARY ELECTION VOTING BEHAVIOR

      800370  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  PRIMARY ELECTION IN R'S
              STATE
      800371  DID R VOTE IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION, FOR STATES WITH
              PRIMARIES
      800372  DID R VOTE IN THE REPUBLICAN OR THE DEMOCRATIC
              PRIMARY
      800373  WHICH PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE DID R VOTE FOR IN THE
              PRIMARY ELECTION

              QUALITIES DESCRIBING CANDIDATE - REAGAN

      800374  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "MORAL" DESCRIBES
              RONALD REAGAN
      800375  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "DISHONEST" DESCRIBES
              RONALD REAGAN
      800376  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "WEAK" DESCRIBES
              RONALD REAGAN
      800377  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "KNOWLEDGEABLE"
              DESCRIBES RONALD REAGAN
      800378  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "POWER-HUNGRY"
              DESCRIBES RONALD REAGAN
      800379  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "INSPIRING" DESCRIBES
              RONALD REAGAN
      800380  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "HE WOULD SOLVE OUR
              ECONOMIC PROBLEMS" DESCRIBES RONALD REAGAN
      800381  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "HE WOULD PROVIDE
              STRONG LEADERSHIP" DESCRIBES RONALD REAGAN
      800382  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "HE WOULD DEVELOP
              GOOD RELATIONS WITH OTHER COUNTRIES" DESCRIBES RONALD
              REAGAN

              QUALITIES DESCRIBING CANDIDATE - ANDERSON

      800383  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "MORAL" DESCRIBES JOHN
              ANDERSON

      800384  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "DISHONEST" DESCRIBES
              JOHN ANDERSON
      800385  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "WEAK" DESCRIBES JOHN
              ANDERSON
      800386  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "KNOWLEDGEABLE"
              DESCRIBES JOHN ANDERSON
      800387  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "POWER-HUNGRY"
              DESCRIBES JOHN ANDERSON
      800388  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "INSPIRING" DESCRIBES
              JOHN ANDERSON
      800389  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "HE WOULD SOLVE OUR
              ECONOMIC PROBLEMS" DESCRIBES JOHN ANDERSON
      800390  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "HE WOULD PROVIDE
              STRONG LEADERSHIP" DESCRIBES JOHN ANDERSON
      800391  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "HE WOULD DEVELOP
              GOOD RELATIONS WITH OTHER COUNTRIES" DESCRIBES JOHN
              ANDERSON

              QUALITIES DESCRIBING CANDIDATE - CARTER

      800392  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "MORAL" DESCRIBES JIMMY
              CARTER
      800393  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "DISHONEST" DESCRIBES
              JIMMY CARTER
      800394  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "WEAK" DESCRIBES JIMMY
              CARTER
      800395  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "KNOWLEDGEABLE"
              DESCRIBES JIMMY CARTER
      800396  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "POWER-HUNGRY"
              DESCRIBES JIMMY CARTER
      800397  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE WORD "INSPIRING" DESCRIBES
              JIMMY CARTER
      800398  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "HE WOULD SOLVE OUR
              ECONOMIC PROBLEMS" DESCRIBES JIMMY CARTER
      800399  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "HE WOULD PROVIDE
              STRONG LEADERSHIP" DESCRIBES JIMMY CARTER
      800400  HOW WELL DOES R FEEL THE PHRASE "HE WOULD DEVELOP
              GOOD RELATIONS WITH OTHER COUNTRIES" DESCRIBES JIMMY
              CARTER

              CYNICISM AND TRUST IN GOVERNMENT

      800401  GOVERNMENT WASTES MONEY
      800402  GOVERNMENT CAN BE TRUSTED
      800403  GOVERNMENT IS RUN FOR A FEW BIG INTERESTS
      800404  PEOPLE RUNNING THE GOVERNMENT ARE SMART
      800405  PEOPLE RUNNING THE GOVERNMENT ARE CROOKED
      800406  WHAT IS THE MONTH OF R'S BIRTH
      800407  WHAT IS THE YEAR OF R'S BIRTH
      800408  R'S AGE
      800409  R'S MARITAL STATUS

              CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD


      800410  DOES R HAVE ANY CHILDREN
      800411  HOW MANY SONS DOES R HAVE
      800412  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S SON - FIRST SON
      800413  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S SON - SECOND SON
      800414  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S SON - THIRD SON
      800415  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S SON - FOURTH SON
      800416  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S SON - FIFTH SON
      800417  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S SON - SIXTH SON
      800418  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S SON - SEVENTH SON
      800419  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S SON - EIGHTH SON
      800420  HOW MANY DAUGHTERS DOES R HAVE
      800421  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S DAUGHTER - FIRST DAUGHTER
      800422  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S DAUGHTER - SECOND DAUGHTER
      800423  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S DAUGHTER - THIRD DAUGHTER
      800424  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S DAUGHTER - FOURTH DAUGHTER
      800425  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S DAUGHTER - FIFTH DAUGHTER
      800426  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S DAUGHTER - SIXTH DAUGHTER
      800427  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S DAUGHTER - SEVENTH DAUGHTER
      800428  WHAT IS THE AGE OF R'S DAUGHTER - EIGHTH DAUGHTER

              R'S EDUCATION

      800429  HIGHEST GRADE OF SCHOOL COMPLETED BY R
      800430  DID R HAVE HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
      800431  HAS R HAD ANY OTHER SCHOOLING
      800432  DOES R HAVE A COLLEGE DEGREE
      800433  WHAT IS R'S HIGHEST DEGREE
      800434  COLLEGE R ATTENDED
      800435  R'S MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY
      800436  SUMMARY-R'S EDUCATION

      800437  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  R'S RELATION TO HEAD

              EDUCATION OF FAMILY HEAD

      800438  HIGHEST GRADE OF SCHOOL COMPLETED BY FAMILY HEAD
      800439  DOES FAMILY HEAD HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
      800440  HAS THE FAMILY HEAD HAD ANY OTHER SCHOOLING
      800441  DOES FAMILY HEAD HAVE A COLLEGE DEGREE
      800442  WHAT IS FAMILY HEAD HIGHEST DEGREE
      800443  COLLEGE ATTENDED BY FAMILY HEAD
      800444  FAMILY HEAD'S MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY
      800445  SUMMARY:  FAMILY HEAD EDUCATION

              WIFE OF HEAD'S EDUCATION

      800446  HIGHEST GRADE COMPLETED BY WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD
      800447  DOES WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA
      800448  DOES WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD HAVE ANY OTHER SCHOOLING
      800449  DOES WIFE OF COLLEGE HEAD HAVE A COLLEGE DEGREE
      800450  WHAT IS WIFE'S HIGHEST DEGREE
      800451  COLLEGE ATTENDED BY WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD

      800452  WIFE OF FAMILY HEAD'S MAJOR FIELD OF STUDY
      800453  SUMMARY:  WIFE'S EDUCATION

              R'S OCCUPATION SECTION

      800454  R'S PRESENT EMPLOYMENT STATUS

              OCCUPATION- R WORKING OR TEMPORARILY LAID OFF

      800455  R'S PRESENT OCCUPATION - CENSUS OCCUPATION CODE
      800456  R'S PRESENT OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800457  R'S PRESENT OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE SCORE
      800458  R'S PRESENT OCCUPATION - CENSUS INDUSTRY CODE
      800459  IS R SELF EMPLOYED
      800460  R SUPERVISES WORKERS/EMPLOYEES
      800461  NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED
      800462  DOES R HAVE PAID EMPLOYEES
      800463  NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800464  IS R UNDEREMPLOYED
      800465  NUMBER OF HOURS PER WEEK R WORKS
      800466  IS R SATISFIED WITH NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED
      800467  WORRIED ABOUT JOB SECURITY
      800468  WAS R OUT OF WORK WITHIN THE LAST YEAR
      800469  HAS R HAD TO TAKE A PAY CUT/REDUCE HOURS WITHIN THE
              LAST TWELVE MONTHS

              OCCUPATION - R UNEMPLOYED

      800470  HAS R EVER WORKED FOR PAY
      800471  R'S LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS OCCUPATION CODE
      800472  R'S LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800473  R'S LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800474  R'S LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS INDUSTRY CODE
      800475  ON R'S LAST REGULAR JOB, R SELF-EMPLOYED
      800476  R SUPERVISED WORKERS/EMPLOYEES AS A PART OF LAST
              JOB
      800477  NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED AT LAST REGULAR JOB
      800478  R HAD PAID EMPLOYEES AT LAST REGULAR JOB
      800479  NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES AT LAST REGULAR JOB
      800480  WAS R OUT OF WORK WITHIN THE LAST YEAR
      800481  NUMBER OF HOURS PER WEEK R WORKED
      800482  IS R LOOKING FOR WORK AT THE PRESENT TIME
      800483  IS R WORRIED ABOUT NOT BEING ABLE TO FIND A JOB

              OCCUPATION - R RETIRED OR DISABLED

      800484  (IF RETIRED) WHEN DID R RETIRE
      800485  (IF PERMANENTLY DISABLED) HAS R DONE ANY WORK FOR PAY
      800486  R'S LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS OCCUPATION CODE
      800487  R'S LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800488  R'S LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800489  R'S LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS INDUSTRY CODE

      800490  R SELF EMPLOYED LAST JOB
      800491  DID R SUPERVISE ANY WORKERS
      800492  NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED WHEN R WORKED
      800493  DID R HAVE ANY PEOPLE WHO WORKED FOR R AND WERE PAID
              BY R WHEN R WORKED
      800494  NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES WHO WERE PAID BY R WHEN R
              WORKED
      800495  DID R DO ANY WORK FOR PAY WITHIN THE PAST YEAR
      800496  NUMBER OF HOURS PER WEEK R WORKED WHEN R WAS WORKING
      800497  R'S PRESENT EMPLOYMENT STATUS
      800498  R WORKING 20 HOURS OR MORE EACH WEEK
              EACH WEEK
      800499  IS R LOOKING FOR WORK AT THE PRESENT TIME
      800500  IS R WORRIED ABOUT NOT BEING ABLE TO FIND A JOB

              OCCUPATION - R HOUSEWIFE OR STUDENT

      800501  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: CURRENTLY WORKING FOR PAY
      800502  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: WORKED WITHIN THE LAST YEAR
      800503  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS CODE
      800504  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800505  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800506  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: LAST OCCUPATION - INDUSTRY CODE
      800507  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: WAS R SELF EMPLOYED
      800508  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: DID R SUPERVISE ANY WORKERS
      800509  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED
      800510  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: HAD PAID EMPLOYEES
      800511  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800512  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
      800513  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: LOOKING FOR WORK
      800514  HOUSEWIFE/STUDENT: WORRIED ABOUT FINDING A JOB
      800515  SUMMARY-R'S WORKING STATUS

              R'S OCCUPATIONAL DATA--STACKED

      800516  R'S PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS OCCUPATION CODE
      800517  R'S PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800518  R'S PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION -NORC PRESTIGE
      800519  R'S PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS INDUSTRY CODE
      800520  R SELF-EMPLOYED
      800521  DOES R SUPERVISE WORKERS
      800522  NUMBER OF WORKERS R SUPERVISES
      800523  R HAS PAID EMPLOYEES
      800524  NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800525  NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
      800526  WORRIES ABOUT JOB SECURITY
      800527  (IF NOT WORKING NOW)  HAS R EVER WORKED FOR PAY
      800528  HAS R HAD A JOB IN THE PAST YEAR
      800529  (IF UNEMPLOYED) IS R PRESENTLY LOOKING FOR WORK

      800530  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT - R'S RELATION TO HEAD

              HEAD OF FAMILY OCCUPATION SECTION

      800531  HEAD OF FAMILY: EMPLOYMENT STATUS

              OCCUPATION - HEAD OF FAMILY WORKING OR LAID OFF

      800532  HEAD OF FAMILY: PRESENT OCCUPATION - CENSUS
              CODE
      800533  HEAD OF FAMILY: PRESENT OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800534  HEAD OF FAMILY: PRESENT OCCUPATION - NORC
              PRESTIGE
      800535  HEAD OF FAMILY: PRESENT OCCUPATION - INDUSTRY
              CODE
      800536  HEAD OF FAMILY: SELF EMPLOYED
      800537  HEAD OF FAMILY: SUPERVISES WORKERS
      800538  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISES
      800539  HEAD OF FAMILY: PAID EMPLOYEES
      800540  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800541  HEAD OF FAMILY: UNDEREMPLOYED
      800542  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
      800543  HEAD OF FAMILY: SATISFACTION WITH NUMBER OF
              HOURS WORKED
      800544  HEAD OF FAMILY: WORRIED ABOUT JOB SECURITY
      800545  HEAD OF FAMILY: OUT OF WORK WITHIN LAST YEAR
      800546  HEAD OF FAMILY: HAD TO TAKE PAY CUT/REDUCE HOURS
              WITHIN THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS

              OCCUPATION - UNEMPLOYED HEAD OF FAMILY

      800547  HEAD OF FAMILY: EVER WORKED FOR PAY
      800548  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS
              CODE
      800549  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800550  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800551  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - INDUSTRY CODE
      800552  HEAD OF FAMILY: SELF EMPLOYED LAST OCCUPATION
      800553  HEAD OF FAMILY: SUPERVISED WORKERS LAST
              OCCUPATION
      800554  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED
              LAST OCCUPATION
      800555  HEAD OF FAMILY: HAD PAID EMPLOYEES LAST ON
              OCCUPATION
      800556  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
              LAST OCCUPATION
      800557  HEAD OF FAMILY: WORKED WITHIN THE LAST YEAR
      800558  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
              IN LAST OCCUPATION
      800559  HEAD OF FAMILY: LOOKING FOR WORK
      800560  HEAD OF FAMILY: WORRIED ABOUT FINDING A JOB

              OCCUPATION - RETIRED OR DISABLED HEAD OF FAMILY
      800561  HEAD OF FAMILY: (R RETIRED) WHICH YEAR DID
              R RETIRE

      800562  HEAD OF FAMILY: (PERMANENTLY DISABLED) HAS R
              EVER WORKED FOR PAY
      800563  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS CODE
      800564  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800565  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800566  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - INDUSTRY CODE
      800567  HEAD OF FAMILY: SELF EMPLOYED
      800568  HEAD OF FAMILY: SUPERVISED WORKERS
      800569  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED
      800570  HEAD OF FAMILY: HAD PAID EMPLOYEES
      800571  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800572  HEAD OF FAMILY: WORKED FOR PAY DURING THE LAST
              LAST YEAR
      800573  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
              WHEN WORKED
      800574  HEAD OF FAMILY: CURRENTLY WORKING FOR PAY
      800575  HEAD OF FAMILY: WORKING TWENTY OR MORE HOURS PER
              WEEK ON THAT JOB
      800576  HEAD OF FAMILY: LOOKING FOR WORK
      800577  HEAD OF FAMILY: WORRIED ABOUT FINDING A JOB

              OCCUPATION - HEAD OF FAMILY HOUSEWIFE OR STUDENT

      800578  HEAD OF FAMILY: CURRENTLY WORKING FOR PAY
      800579  HEAD OF FAMILY: WORKED WITHIN THE LAST YEAR
      800580  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS CODE
      800581  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN
              SEI
      800582  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800583  HEAD OF FAMILY: LAST OCCUPATION - INDUSTRY CODE
      800584  HEAD OF FAMILY: SELF EMPLOYED
      800585  HEAD OF FAMILY: SUPERVISED WORKERS
      800586  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED
      800587  HEAD OF FAMILY: PAID EMPLOYEES
      800588  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800589  HEAD OF FAMILY: NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
      800590  HEAD OF FAMILY: LOOKING FOR WORK
      800591  HEAD OF FAMILY: WORRIED ABOUT FINDING A JOB
      800592  SUMMARY - HEAD OF FAMILY WORKING STATUS

              HEAD'S OCCUPATIONAL DATA--STACKED

      800593  HEAD-PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS OCCUPATION CODE
      800594  HEAD'S PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800595  HEAD'S PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800596  HEAD'S PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION -CENSUS INDUSTRY CODE
      800597  HEAD-IS/WAS SELF EMPLOYED
      800598  HEAD-DOES/DID HE/SHE SUPERVISE WORKERS/EMPLOYEES
      800599  HEAD-NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED
      800600  HEAD-DOES/DID HE/SHE HAVE PAID EMPLOYEES
      800601  HEAD-NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800602  HEAD-NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
      800603  HEAD-WORRIES ABOUT JOB SECURITY
      800604  (IF NOT WORKING NOW) HAS HE/SHE EVER WORK FOR PAY

      800605  HEAD-HAS HE/SHE HAD A JOB IN PAST YEAR
      800606  HEAD-IS HE/SHE PRESENTLY LOOKING FOR WORK

              WIFE OF HEAD'S OCCUPATION SECTION

      800607  WIFE OF HEAD'S: EMPLOYMENT STATUS

              OCCUPATION - WIFE OF HEAD WORKING OR LAID OFF

      800608  WIFE OF HEAD: PRESENT OCCUPATION - CENSUS
              CODE
      800609  WIFE OF HEAD: PRESENT OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800610  WIFE OF HEAD: PRESENT OCCUPATION - NORC
              PRESTIGE
      800611  WIFE OF HEAD: PRESENT OCCUPATION - INDUSTRY
              CODE
      800612  WIFE OF HEAD: SELF EMPLOYED
      800613  WIFE OF HEAD: SUPERVISES WORKERS
      800614  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISES
      800615  WIFE OF HEAD: PAID EMPLOYEES
      800616  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800617  WIFE OF HEAD: UNDEREMPLOYED
      800618  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
      800619  WIFE OF HEAD: SATISFACTION WITH NUMBER OF
              HOURS WORKED
      800620  WIFE OF HEAD: WORRIED ABOUT JOB SECURITY
      800621  WIFE OF HEAD: OUT OF WORK WITHIN LAST YEAR
      800622  WIFE OF HEAD: HAD TO TAKE PAY CUT/REDUCE HOURS
              WITHIN THE LAST TWELVE MONTHS

              OCCUPATION - UNEMPLOYED WIFE OF HEAD

      800623  WIFE OF HEAD: EVER WORKED FOR PAY
      800624  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS
              CODE
      800625  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800626  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800627  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - INDUSTRY CODE
      800628  WIFE OF HEAD: SELF EMPLOYED LAST OCCUPATION
      800629  WIFE OF HEAD: SUPERVISED WORKERS LAST
              OCCUPATION
      800630  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED
              LAST OCCUPATION
      800631  WIFE OF HEAD: HAD PAID EMPLOYEES LAST ON
              OCCUPATION
      800632  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
              LAST OCCUPATION
      800633  WIFE OF HEAD: WORKED WITHIN THE LAST YEAR
      800634  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
              IN LAST OCCUPATION
      800635  WIFE OF HEAD: LOOKING FOR WORK
      800636  WIFE OF HEAD: WORRIED ABOUT FINDING A JOB

              OCCUPATION - RETIRED OR DISABLED WIFE OF HEAD

      800637  WIFE OF HEAD: (R RETIRED) WHICH YEAR DID
              R RETIRE
      800638  WIFE OF HEAD: (PERMANENTLY DISABLED) HAS R
              EVER WORKED FOR PAY
      800639  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS CODE
      800640  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800641  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800642  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - INDUSTRY CODE
      800643  WIFE OF HEAD: SELF EMPLOYED
      800644  WIFE OF HEAD: SUPERVISED WORKERS
      800645  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED
      800646  WIFE OF HEAD: HAD PAID EMPLOYEES
      800647  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800648  WIFE OF HEAD: WORKED FOR PAY DURING THE LAST
              LAST YEAR
      800649  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
              WHEN WORKED
      800650  WIFE OF HEAD: CURRENTLY WORKING FOR PAY
      800651  WIFE OF HEAD: WORKING TWENTY OR MORE HOURS PER
              WEEK ON THAT JOB
      800652  WIFE OF HEAD: LOOKING FOR WORK
      800653 WIFE OF HEAD: WORRIED ABOUT FINDING A JOB

              OCCUPATION - WIFE OF HEAD HOUSEWIFE OR STUDENT

      800654  WIFE OF HEAD: CURRENTLY WORKING FOR PAY
      800655  WIFE OF HEAD: WORKED WITHIN THE LAST YEAR
      800656  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS CODE
      800657  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN
              SEI
      800658  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800659  WIFE OF HEAD: LAST OCCUPATION - INDUSTRY CODE
      800660  WIFE OF HEAD: SELF EMPLOYED
      800661  WIFE OF HEAD: SUPERVISED WORKERS
      800662  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF WORKERS SUPERVISED
      800663  WIFE OF HEAD: PAID EMPLOYEES
      800664  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800665  WIFE OF HEAD: NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
      800666  WIFE OF HEAD: LOOKING FOR WORK
      800667  WIFE OF HEAD: WORRIED ABOUT FINDING A JOB
      800668  SUMMARY - WIFE OF HEAD WORKING STATUS

              WIFE OF HEAD OCCUPATIONAL DATA--STACKED

      800669  WIFE OF HEAD-PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS
              OCCUPATION CODE
      800670  WIFE OF HEAD-PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION - DUNCAN SEI
      800671  WIFE OF HEAD-PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION - NORC PRESTIGE
      800672  WIFE OF HEAD-PRESENT/LAST OCCUPATION - CENSUS
              INDUSTRY CODE
      800673  IS/WAS WIFE OF HEAD SELF EMPLOYED

      800674  DOES WIFE OF HEAD SUPERVISE WORKERS
      800675  HOW MANY WORKERS DOES SHE SUPERVISE
      800676  DOES WIFE OF HEAD HAVE PAID EMPLOYEES
      800677  WIFE OF HEAD - NUMBER OF PAID EMPLOYEES
      800678  WIFE OF HEAD-NUMBER OF HOURS WORKED PER WEEK
      800679  WIFE OF HEAD-WORRIED ABOUT JOB SECURITY
      800680  (IF UNEMPLOYED) HAS SHE EVER WORKED FOR PAY
      800681  DID WIFE OF HEAD WORK FOR PAY DURING THE PAST YEAR
      800682  IS SHE LOOKING FOR WORK AT THE PRESENT TIME

              UNION MEMBERSHIP

      800683  ANY HOUSEHOLD MEMBER BELONG TO LABOR UNION
      800684  WHO BELONGS TO LABOR UNION IN HOUSEHOLD
      800685  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

              FAMILY INCOME

      800686  FAMILY INCOME BEFORE TAXES, 1979
      800687  R'S 1979 INCOME BEFORE TAXES

              R'S CLASS IDENTIFICATION

      800688  DOES R THINK OF HIMSELF/HERSELF AS BELONGING TO THE
              MIDDLE OR WORKING CLASS
      800689  WOULD R CALL HIMSELF/HERSELF MIDDLE CLASS OR WORKING
              CLASS
      800690  WOULD R SAY HE/SHE IS IN THE AVERAGE/UPPER
              MIDDLE/WORKING CLASS
      800691  SUMMARY:  SOCIAL CLASS
      800692  DOES R FEEL CLOSE/NO CLOSER TO MIDDLE CLASS/WORKING
              CLASS PEOPLE

              PERSONAL DATA

      800693  RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE
      800694  HOW OFTEN DOES R ATTEND CHURCH OR SYNAGOGUE
      800695  ETHNIC/NATIONALITY GROUP-FIRST MENTION
      800696  ETHNIC/NATIONALITY GROUP- SECOND MENTION
      800697  WHICH ETHNIC OR NATIONALITY GROUP DOES R MOST CLOSELY
              IDENTIFY WITH
      800698  STRENGTH OF ETHNIC IDENTIFICATION
      800699  WERE BOTH R'S PARENTS BORN IN THIS COUNTRY
      800700  COUNTRY OF FATHER'S BIRTH
      800701  COUNTY OF MOTHER'S BIRTH
      800702  COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: R'S PATERNAL SIDE
      800703  COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: R'S MATERNAL SIDE
      800704  R'S PRIMARY ETHNIC IDENTIFICATION
      800705  R'S FATHER'S OCCUPATION
      800706  WAS R'S MOTHER EMPLOYED?
      800707  R'S MOTHER OCCUPATION
      800708  R'S BIRTHPLACE

      800709  R'S RESIDENCE WHILE GROWING UP
      800710  WHAT TYPE OF COMMUNITY DID R GROW UP IN
      800711  R'S RESIDENCE AT 14
      800712  R'S RESIDENCE AT 14: ALPHABETIC CITY/FOREIGN COUNTRY
              CODE
      800713  R'S RESIDENCE AT 14: ALPHABETIC STATE CODE
      800714  HOW LONG HAS R LIVED HERE
      800715  R'S PREVIOUS RESIDENCE
      800716  R'S PREVIOUS RESIDENCE: ALPHABETIC CITY/FOREIGN
              COUNTRY CODE
      800717  R'S PREVIOUS RESIDENCE: ALPHABETIC STATE CODE
      800718  HOW LONG HAS R LIVED IN THIS APT/HOUSE
      800719  DOES R/R'S FAMILY OWN OR RENT HOME
      800720  R'S SEX
      800721  R'S RACE
      800722  IS R OF HISPANIC ORIGIN
      800723  RELATIONSHIP OF R TO HEAD

              CONDITIONS OF INTERVIEW

      800724  OTHER PERSONS PRESENT AT INTERVIEW
      800725  R'S COOPERATION
      800726  R'S INFORMATION ABOUT POLITICS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS
      800727  R'S APPARENT INTELLIGENCE
      800728  HOW SUSPICIOUS DID R SEEM BEFORE THE INTERVIEW
      800729  R'S INTEREST IN THE INTERVIEW
      800730  HOW SINCERE DID R ANSWER
      800731  DID R REPORT INCOME HONESTLY
      800732  ESTIMATE OF R'S INCOME
      800733  WAS THE INTERVIEW CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH
      800734  IN WHAT LANGUAGE WAS THE INTERVIEW CONDUCTED
      800735  TYPE OF STRUCTURE R LIVES IN
      800736  TYPE OF STRUCTURE R LIVES IN-# UNITS
      800737  TYPE OF STRUCTURE R LIVES IN-# FLOORS
      800738  POST-ELECTION INTERVIEW NUMBER

              STUDY PROCEDURE AND SAMPLING INFORMATION

      800739  TYPE OF INTERVIEW
      800740  TYPE OF RACE - CONGRESSIONAL
      800741  TYPE OF RACE - SENATE

              1980 ELECTION AND THE MASS MEDIA

      800742  POLITICAL PARTY OF THE INCUMBENT SENATOR
      800743  TYPE OF RACE - GOVERNOR
      800744  HAS R BEEN INTERESTED IN POLITICAL CAMPAIGNS SO FAR
      800745  DID R LISTEN TO CAMPAIGN RADIO PROGRAMS
      800746  HOW MANY CAMPAIGN RADIO PROGRAMS DID R LISTEN TO
      800747  DID R READ ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN IN ANY MAGAZINES
      800748  HOW MANY MAGAZINE ARTICLES DID R READ ABOUT THE
              CAMPAIGN
      800749  DID R WATCH ANY CAMPAIGN TELEVISION PROGRAMS

      800750  HOW MANY TV PROGRAMS ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN DID R WATCH
      800751  DID R WATCH REAGAN-CARTER DEBATE
      800752  DID R WATCH/LISTEN TO ENTIRE DEBATE
      800753  R'S IMPRESSION ABOUT CANDIDATES FROM THE DEBATES
      800754  DOES R READ A DAILY NEWSPAPER
      800755  WHICH PAPER DOES R READ - FIRST MENTION
      800756  WHICH PAPER DOES R READ - SECOND MENTION
      800757  WHICH PAPER DOES R READ - THIRD MENTION
      800758  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT - NUMBER OF NEWSPAPERS R
              MENTIONED
      800759  LOCAL PAPER R READS MOST FOR POLITICAL AND CURRENT
              EVENTS
      800760  DID R READ ABOUT CAMPAIGN IN ANY NEWSPAPER
      800761  HOW MANY NEWSPAPER ARTICLES ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN DID R
              READ

              RATING OF INSTITUTIONS

      800762  HOW GOOD A JOB IS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DOING
      800763  HOW GOOD A JOB ARE STATE GOVERNMENTS DOING
      800764  HOW GOOD A JOB ARE LOCAL GOVERNMENTS DOING
      800765  HOW GOOD A JOB IS THE PRESIDENCY DOING
      800766  HOW GOOD A JOB IS THE CONGRESS DOING
      800767  HOW GOOD A JOB IS THE U.S. SUPREME COURT DOING
      800768  HOW GOOD A JOB ARE THE POLITICAL PARTIES DOING
      800769  HOW GOOD A JOB IS DONE BY NATIONAL TV NEWS

              BUSINESS CONDITIONS

      800770  ARE PRESENT BUSINESS CONDITIONS BETTER THAN A YEAR
              AGO
      800771  WILL BUSINESS CONDITIONS BE GOOD DURING NEXT YEAR

              R'S PARTY IDENTIFICATION

      800772  DOES R CONSIDER SELF AS REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT/OTHER
      800773  STRENGTH OF DEMOCRAT/REPUBLICAN IDENTIFICATION
      800774  R THINK OF SELF AS CLOSER REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRATIC PARTY
      800775  SUMMARY - R'S PARTY IDENTIFICATION

              PARTY DIFFERENCES

      800776  DOES R SEE IMPORTANT DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE PARTIES
      800777  IMPORTANT PARTY DIFFERENCES: PARTY REFERENCE - 1ST
              MENTION
      800778  PARTY DIFFERENCE CONTENT - 1ST MENTION
      800779  IMPORTANT PARTY DIFFERENCES: PARTY REFERENCE - SECOND
              MENTION
      800780  PARTY DIFFERENCE CONTENT - SECOND MENTION
      800781  IMPORTANT PARTY DIFFERENCES: PARTY REFERENCE - THIRD
              MENTION
      800782  PARTY DIFFERENCE CONTENT - THIRD MENTION


              R'S EVALUATION OF CONGRESS

      800783  DOES R APPROVE OF CONGRESS' HANDLING ITS JOB
      800784  HOW STRONGLY DOES R APPROVE/DISAPPROVE OF CONGRESS
              HANDLING ITS JOB

              PARTY CONTACTS WITH R DURING THE CAMPAIGN

      800785  DID A POLITICAL PARTY WORKER CONTACT R DURING
              CAMPAIGN
      800786  WHICH PARTY(S) CONTACTED R DURING CAMPAIGN
      800787  ANYONE FROM OTHER ORGANIZATION CONTACT R
      800788  WAS THIS CONTACT FROM CANDIDATE'S
              ORGANIZATION/SOMEONE ELSE
      800789  WHICH CANDIDATE DID THE CONTACT SUPPORT - 1ST MENTION
      800790  WHICH CANDIDATE DID THE CONTACT SUPPORT - 2ND MENTION
      800791  WHICH CANDIDATE DID THE CONTACT SUPPORT - 3RD MENTION
      800792  WHICH CANDIDATE DID THE CONTACT SUPPORT - 4TH MENTION

              R'S POLITICAL ACTIVITIES

      800793  DID R TRY TO INFLUENCE OTHER'S VOTE CHOICES
      800794  DID ANYONE TRY TO INFLUENCE R'S VOTE CHOICES
      800795  DID R ATTEND ANY POLITICAL MEETINGS OR RALLIES
      800796  DID R WORK FOR PARTY OR CANDIDATE
      800797  DID R WEAR A BUTTON OR PUT A STICKER ON THE CAR
      800798  R'S MEMBERSHIP IN POLITICAL CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
      800799  DID R USE $1 POLITICAL CONTRIBUTION OPTION ON FEDERAL
              INCOME TAX RETURN

              R'S CONTRIBUTION TO POLITICAL PARTIES

      800800  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: STATE TAX RETURN HAS POLTICAL
              CONTRIBUTION OPTION
      800801  DID R GIVE CONTRIBUTION THROUGH STATE INCOME TAX
              RETURN
      800802  DID R GIVE ANY MONEY TO A CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE
      800803  R GAVE MONEY TO CANDIDATE FOR WHICH OFFICE - FIRST
              MENTION
      800804  R GAVE MONEY TO CANDIDATE FROM WHICH PARTY - FIRST
              MENTION
      800805  R GAVE MONEY TO CANDIDATE FOR WHICH OFFICE - SECOND
              MENTION
      800806  R GAVE MONEY TO CANDIDATE FROM WHICH PARTY - SECOND
              MENTION
      800807  R GAVE MONEY TO CANDIDATE FOR WHICH OFFICE - THIRD
              MENTION
      800808  R GAVE MONEY TO CANDIDATE FROM WHICH PARTY - THIRD
              MENTION
      800809  R GAVE MONEY TO CANDIDATE OF WHICH OFFICE - FOURTH
              MENTION
      800810  R GAVE MONEY TO CANDIDATE FROM WHICH PARTY - FOURTH

             MENTION
      800811  DID R CONTRIBUTE MONEY TO A POLITICAL PARTY
      800812  CONTRIBUTION TO PARTY - FIRST MENTION
      800813  CONTRIBUTION TO LOCAL/STATE/NATIONAL CHAPTER -
              FIRST MENTION
      800814  CONTRIBUTION TO PARTY - SECOND MENTION
      800815  CONTRIBUTION TO LOCAL/STATE/NATIONAL CHAPTER -
              SECOND MENTION
      800816  WHICH PARTY WAS THAT - THIRD MENTION
      800817  DID R CONTRIBUTE TO LOCAL/STATE/NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
              - THIRD MENTION
      800818  DID R GIVE MONEY TO POLITICAL ACTION/ISSUE GROUPS
      800819  NAME OF POLITICAL ACTION/ISSUE GROUP - FIRST
              MENTION
      800820  NAME OF POLITICAL ACTION/ISSUE GROUP - SECOND MENTION
      800821  NAME OF POLITICAL ACTION/ISSUE GROUP - THIRD MENTION

              CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN

      800822  DID R CARE HOW CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS CAME OUT
      800823  DOES R REMEMBER THE CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES
      800824  NAME OF CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 1
      800825  FROM WHICH PARTY WAS THE CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 1
      800826  DID RESPONDENT CORRECTLY IDENTIFY CONGRESSIONAL
              CANDIDATE'S NAME AND PARTY - CANDIDATE 1
      800827  NAME OF CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 2
      800828  FROM WHICH PARTY WAS THE CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 2
      800829  DID RESPONDENT CORRECTLY IDENTIFY CONGRESSIONAL
              CANDIDATE'S NAME AND PARTY - CANDIDATE 2
      800830  NAME OF CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 3
      800831  FROM WHICH PARTY WAS THE CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 3
      800832  DID RESPONDENT CORRECTLY IDENTIFY CONGRESSIONAL
              CANDIDATE'S NAME AND PARTY - CANDIDATE 3

              SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN

      800833  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  SENATE RACE IN STATE
      800834  DOES R REMEMBER THE SENATORIAL CANDIDATES
      800835  WHO WAS THE SENATORIAL CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 1
      800836  FROM WHICH PARTY WAS THE CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 1
      800837  DID RESPONDENT CORRECTLY IDENTIFY SENATE CANDIDATE'S
              NAME AND PARTY - CANDIDATE 1
      800838  WHO WAS THE SENATORIAL CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 2
      800839  FROM WHICH PARTY WAS THE CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 2
      800840  DID RESPONDENT CORRECTLY IDENTIFY SENATE CANDIDATE'S
              NAME AND PARTY - CANDIDATE 2
      800841  WHO WAS THE SENATORIAL CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 3
      800842  FROM WHICH PARTY WAS THE CANDIDATE - CANDIDATE 3
      800843  DID RESPONDENT CORRECTLY IDENTIFY SENATE CANDIDATE'S
              NAME AND PARTY - CANDIDATE 3

              FEELING THERMOMETER: POLITICAL/MEDIA FIGURES


      800844  FEELING THERMOMETER - JIMMY CARTER
      800845  FEELING THERMOMETER - RONALD REAGAN
      800846  FEELING THERMOMETER - TED KENNEDY
      800847  FEELING THERMOMETER - JOHN ANDERSON
      800848  FEELING THERMOMETER - DEMOCRATIC U.S. SENATE
              CANDIDATE
      800849  FEELING THERMOMETER - REPUBLICAN U.S. SENATE
              CANDIDATE
      800850  FEELING THERMOMETER - INDEPENDENT/THIRD PARTY U.S.
              SENATE CANDIDATE
      800851  FEELING THERMOMETER - RETIRING U.S. SENATE INCUMBENT -
              STATE WITH SENATE RACE
      800852  FEELING THERMOMETER - INCUMBENT U.S. SENATOR #1 -
              STATE WITH NO SENATE RACE
      800853  FEELING THERMOMETER - INCUMBENT U.S. SENATOR #2 -
              STATE WITH NO SENATE RACE
      800854  FEELING THERMOMETER - INCUMBENT U.S. SENATOR TERM NOT
              UP - STATE WITH SENATE RACE
      800855  FEELING THERMOMETER - DEMOCRATIC U.S. HOUSE
              CANDIDATE
      800856  FEELING THERMOMETER - REPUBLICAN U.S. HOUSE
              CANDIDATE
      800857  FEELING THERMOMETER - INDEPENDENT/THIRD PARTY HOUSE
              CANDIDATE
      800858  FEELING THERMOMETER - 'RETIRING' U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE
      800859  FEELING THERMOMETER - BIG BUSINESS
      800860  FEELING THERMOMETER - POOR PEOPLE
      800861  FEELING THERMOMETER - LIBERALS
      800862  FEELING THERMOMETER - SOUTHERNERS
      800863  FEELING THERMOMETER - HISPANICS
      800864  FEELING THERMOMETER - RADICAL STUDENTS
      800865  FEELING THERMOMETER - OLDER PEOPLE
      800866  FEELING THERMOMETER - U.S. SUPREME COURT
      800867  FEELING THERMOMETER - ENVIRONMENTALISTS
      800868  FEELING THERMOMETER - FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
      800869  FEELING THERMOMETER - THE MILITARY
      800870  FEELING THERMOMETER - BLACKS
      800871  FEELING THERMOMETER - DEMOCRATS
      800872  FEELING THERMOMETER - PEOPLE ON WELFARE
      800873  FEELING THERMOMETER - REPUBLICANS
      800874  FEELING THERMOMETER - LABOR UNIONS
      800875  FEELING THERMOMETER - CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS
      800876  FEELING THERMOMETER - YOUNG PEOPLE
      800877  FEELING THERMOMETER - CONSERVATIVES
      800878  FEELING THERMOMETER - WOMEN'S LIBERATION MOVEMENT
      800879  FEELING THERMOMETER - PEOPLE WORKING FOR THE FEDERAL
              GOVERNMENT
      800880  FEELING THERMOMETER - BLACK MILITANTS
      800881  FEELING THERMOMETER - WORKINGMEN AND WORKINGWOMEN
      800882  FEELING THERMOMETER - CONGRESS
      800883  FEELING THERMOMETER - FARMERS
      800884  FEELING THERMOMETER - WHITES
      800885  FEELING THERMOMETER - EVANGELICAL/MORAL MAJORITY
      800886  FEELING THERMOMETER - MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE
      800887  FEELING THERMOMETER - BUSINESSMEN AND BUSINESSWOMEN
              GOVERNMENT/ATTENTION TO PEOPLE: RESPONSIVENESS

      800888  HOW MUCH DOES GOVERNMENT LISTEN TO PEOPLE
      800889  HOW MUCH DO PARTIES MAKE GOVERNMENT LISTEN
      800890  HOW MUCH DO ELECTIONS MAKE GOVERNMENT LISTEN
      800891  ARE CONGRESSMEN ATTENTIVE TO THEIR CONSTITUENCIES

              HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CAMPAIGN

      800892  IS THERE ANYTHING R LIKES ABOUT DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
              FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
      800893  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE -
               FIRST MENTION
      800894  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE -
              SECOND MENTION
      800895  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE -
              THIRD MENTION
      800896  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE -
              FOURTH MENTION
      800897  IS THERE ANYTHING R DISLIKES ABOUT DEMOCRATIC
              CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
      800898  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
              - FIRST MENTION
      800899  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
              - SECOND MENTION
      800900  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
              - THIRD MENTION
      800901  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
              - FOURTH MENTION
      800902  IS THERE ANYTHING R LIKES ABOUT REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
              FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
      800903  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE -
              FIRST MENTION
      800904  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE -
              SECOND MENTION
      800905  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE -
              THIRD MENTION
      800906  WHAT R LIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE -
              FOURTH MENTION
      800907  IS THERE ANYTHING R DISLIKES ABOUT REPUBLICAN
              CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
      800908  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
              - FIRST MENTION
      800909  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
              - SECOND MENTION
      800910  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
              - THIRD MENTION
      800911  WHAT R DISLIKES ABOUT U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
              - FOURTH MENTION
      800912  WAS EITHER CANDIDATE ALREADY IN CONGRESS
      800913  WHICH CANDIDATE WAS ALREADY IN CONGRESS
      800914  MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE IN THE CAMPAIGN FOR U.S. HOUSE
              OF REPRESENTATIVES
      800915  HOW IMPORTANT IS THIS ISSUE TO R

      800916  DID R PREFER ONE CANDIDATE BECAUSE OF THIS ISSUE
      800917  WHICH CANDIDATE DID R PREFER

              CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE INCUMBENT

      800918  DID R HAVE ANY CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE INCUMBENT
      800919  DID R MEET HOUSE INCUMBANT PERSONALLY
      800920  DID R ATTEND MEETING/GATHERING WHERE U.S. HOUSE
              INCUMBENT SPOKE
      800921  DID R TALK WITH U.S. HOUSE INCUMBENT STAFF/OFFICE
      800922  DID R RECEIVE SOMETHING IN MAIL FROM U.S. HOUSE
              INCUMBENT
      800923  DID R READ ABOUT U.S. HOUSE INCUMBENT IN
              NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINE
      800924  DID R HEAR U.S. HOUSE INCUMBENT ON RADIO
      800925  DID R SEE U.S. HOUSE INCUMBENT ON TELEVISION
      800926  R HAD CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE INCUMBENT IN NONE OF
              THESE WAYS
      800927  DOES R KNOW ANYONE ELSE WHO HAD CONTACT WITH U.S.
              HOUSE INCUMBENT

              CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE - DISTRICTS WITH
              RUNNING INCUMBENT

      800928  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT - CAMPAIGN FOR HOUSE OF
              REPRESENTATIVES
      800929  DID R HAVE ANY CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE
      800930  DID R MEET U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE PERSONALLY
      800931  DID R ATTEND MEETING/GATHERING WHERE U.S. HOUSE
              CANDIDATE SPOKE
      800932  DID R TALK WITH U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE STAFF/OFFICE
      800933  DID R RECEIVE SOMETHING IN MAIL FROM U.S. HOUSE
              CANDIDATE
      800934  DID R READ ABOUT U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE IN
              NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINE
      800935  DID R HEAR U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE ON RADIO
      800936  DID R SEE U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE ON TELEVISION
      800937  R HAD CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE IN NONE OF
              THESE WAYS
      800938  DOES R KNOW ANYONE ELSE WHO HAD CONTACT WITH U.S.
              HOUSE CANDIDATE

              CONTACTS WITH U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATES -
              DISTRICTS WITH RETIRING INCUMBENT

      800939  DID R HAVE ANY CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC
              CANDIDATE
      800940  DID R MEET U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE PERSONALLY
      800941  DID R ATTEND MEETING/GATHERING WHERE U.S. DEMOCRATIC
              HOUSE CANDIDATE SPOKE
      800942  DID R TALK WITH U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
              STAFF/OFFICE
      800943  DID R RECEIVE SOMETHING IN MAIL FROM U.S. HOUSE

             DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
      800944  DID R READ ABOUT U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN
              NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINE
      800945  DID R HEAR U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE ON RADIO
      800946  DID R SEE U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE ON
              TELEVISION
      800947  R HAD CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN
              NONE OF THESE WAYS
      800948  DOES R KNOW ANYONE ELSE WHO HAD CONTACT WITH U.S.
              HOUSE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
      800949  DID R HAVE ANY CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN
              CANDIDATE
      800950  DID R MEET U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE PERSONALLY
      800951  DID R ATTEND MEETING/GATHERING WHERE U.S. REPUBLICAN
              HOUSE CANDIDATE SPOKE
      800952  DID R TALK WITH U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
              STAFF/OFFICE
      800953  DID R RECEIVE SOMETHING IN MAIL FROM U.S. HOUSE
              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
      800954  DID R READ ABOUT U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN
              NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINE
      800955  DID R HEAR U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ON RADIO
      800956  DID R SEE U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE ON
              TELEVISION
      800957  R HAD CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN
              NONE OF THESE WAYS
      800958  DOES R KNOW ANYONE ELSE WHO HAD CONTACT WITH U.S.
              HOUSE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

              NON-CAMPAIGN CONTACTS WITH U.S. HOUSE INCUMBENT

      800959  DID R OR FAMILY MEMBER EVER CONTACT U.S. HOUSE
              INCUMBENT/OFFICE
      800960  REASON FOR CONTACT WITH HOUSE INCUMBENT - TO EXPRESS
              OPINION
      800961  REASON FOR CONTACT WITH HOUSE INCUMBENT - TO SEEK
              INFORMATION
      800962  REASON FOR CONTACT WITH HOUSE INCUMBENT - TO SEEK
              HELP WITH PROBLEM
      800963  DID R GET RESPONSE FROM HOUSE INCUMBENT/OFFICE
      800964  HOW SATISFIED WAS R WITH RESPONSE FROM INCUMBENT
      800965  DOES R KNOW ANYONE ELSE WHO HAD CONTACT WITH U.S.
              HOUSE INCUMBENT
      800966 DID R'S FRIEND GET RESPONSE FROM HOUSE INCUMBENT/OFFICE
      800967  HOW SATISFIED WAS PERSON/GROUP WITH RESPONSE FROM
              INCUMBENT
      800968  WOULD R SEEK HELP FROM HOUSE INCUMBENT WITH ANOTHER
              PROBLEM
      800969  ANYTHING SPECIAL DONE BY HOUSE INCUMBENT FOR
              DISTRICT/PEOPLE
      800970  WHAT WAS DONE BY INCUMBENT - FIRST MENTION
      800971  WHAT WAS DONE BY INCUMBENT - SECOND MENTION
      800972  R APPROVE/DISAPPROVE OF INCUMBENT'S HANDLING OF JOB
      800973  HOW STRONGLY R APPROVES/DISAPPROVES OFINCUMBENT


              IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEMS

      800974  DOES R FOLLOW GOVERNMENT/PUBLIC AFFAIRS
      800975  IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEM - FIRST RESPONSE
      800976  IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEM - SECOND RESPONSE
      800977  IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEM - THIRD RESPONSE
      800978  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  HAS R MENTIONED ANY PROBLEMS
      800979  WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEM
      800980  HAS R TALKED TO ANYONE ABOUT THIS PROBLEM
      800981  HAS R HEARD/READ ABOUT PROBLEM IN NEWS
      800982  HOW STRONGLY R FEELS ABOUT NATIONAL PROBLEM
      800983  IS R/FAMILY AFFECTED BY THIS PROBLEM
      800984  HOW GOOD A JOB IS GOVERNMENT DOING WITH THIS PROBLEM
      800985  WHICH PARTY WOULD GET GOVERNMENT TO DEAL WITH PROBLEM
      800986  IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN HOW HOUSE CANDIDATES WOULD
              HANDLE THIS PROBLEM
      800987  WHICH HOUSE CANDIDATE WOULD DO A BETTER JOB
              VOTING SECTION: VOTERS

      800988  DID R VOTE IN 1980 ELECTION
      800989  IS R REGISTERED DEMOCRAT/REPUBLICAN/OTHER
      800990  IS R REGISTERED TO VOTE AT CURRENT ADDRESS
      800991  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: IS R REGISTERED TO VOTE IN
              STATE
      800992  SUMMARY: STATE AND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT IN WHICH R
              IS REGISTERED
      800993  DID R VOTE FOR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IN 1980 ELECTION
      800994  WHO DID R VOTE FOR IN 1980 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
      800995  WAS R'S PREFERENCE STRONG FOR THIS PRESIDENTIAL
              CANDIDATE
      800996  WHEN DID R REACH VOTE DECISION
      800997  DID R VOTE FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES CANDIDATE
      800998  WHO DID R VOTE FOR - H.R. CANDIDATE
      800999  WAS R'S PREFERENCE STRONG FOR H.R. CANDIDATE
      801000  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT - WAS THERE A SENATE RACE IN
              R'S STATE
      801001  DID R VOTE FOR A SENATE CANDIDATE
      801002  WHO DID R VOTE FOR SENATE CANDIDATE
      801003  WAS R'S PREFERENCE STRONG FOR SENATORIAL CANDIDATE
      801004  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: WAS THERE A GUBERNATORIAL
              RACE IN R'S STATE
      801005  DID R VOTE FOR A GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE
      801006  WHO DID R VOTE FOR GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE
      801007  WAS R'S PREFERENCE STRONG FOR GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE
      801008  DID R VOTE A STRAIGHT PARTY TICKET FOR OTHER OFFICES
      801009  IF R VOTED A STRAIGHT TICKET, WHICH PARTY DID R VOTE
      801010  (IF SPLIT TICKET) PARTY FAVORED IN STATE/LOCAL RACES

              VOTING SECTION: NON-VOTERS

      801011  WAS R REGISTERED TO VOTE IN THIS ELECTION
      801012  WAS R REGISTERED AS REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT/INDEPENDENT

      801013  IS R REGISTERED TO VOTE AT CURRENT ADDRESS
      801014  WHICH CANDIDATE DID R PREFER FOR PRESIDENT
      801015  WHOM DID R PREFER FOR PRESIDENT
      801016  HOW STRONG WAS R'S PREFERENCE FOR PRESIDENTIAL
              CANDIDATE
      801017  DID R PREFER A CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
      801018  WHICH HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE CANDIDATE DID R PREFER
      801019  WAS R'S PREFERENCE STRONG FOR H.R. CANDIDATE
      801020  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: WAS THERE A SENATE RACE IN
              R'S STATE
      801021  DID R PREFER A CANDIDATE FOR U.S. SENATE
      801022  WHICH SENATE CANDIDATE DID R PREFER
      801023  WAS R'S PREFERENCE STRONG FOR SENATE CANDIDATE
      801024  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: WAS THERE A GUBERNATORIAL
              RACE IN R'S STATE
      801025  DID R PREFER A CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
      801026  WHICH GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE DID R PREFER
      801027  WAS R'S PREFERENCE STRONG FOR GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE
      801028  WHICH PARTY HAD THE MOST MEMBERS IN THE HOUSE OF
              REPRESENTATIVES BEFORE THE ELECTIONS
      801029  WHICH PARTY ELECTED THE MOST MEMBERS TO THE HOUSE OF
              REPRESENTATIVES

              POLITICAL EFFICACY AND ATTITUDES

      801030  DO PEOPLE LIKE R HAVE ANY SAY IN WHAT GOVERNMENT DOES
      801031  IS VOTING THE ONLY WAY PEOPLE LIKE R HAVE A SAY
      801032  IS POLITICS TOO COMPLICATED FOR R TO UNDERSTAND
      801033  DO PUBLIC OFFICIALS CARE WHAT PEOPLE LIKE R THINK
      801034  DOES CONGRESS LOSE TOUCH WITH PEOPLE QUICKLY
      801035  ARE PARTIES INTERESTED ONLY IN PEOPLE'S VOTES
      801036  SHOULD THE U.S. NOT CONCERN ITSELF WITH WORLD
              PROBLEMS

              CANDIDATE RATINGS: LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SCALE

      801037  R'S POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801038  CARTER'S POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801039  REAGAN'S POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801040  KENNEDY'S POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS
              SCALE
      801041  ANDERSON'S POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS
              SCALE
      801042  DEMOCRATIC U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON
              LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801043  REPUBLICAN U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON
              LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801044  INDEPENDENT/THIRD PARTY U.S. SENATE CANDIDATE'S
              POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801045  RETIRING U.S. SENATE INCUMBENT'S POSITION ON
              LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801046  INCUMBENT U.S. SENATOR #1 - STATE WITH NO SENATE
              RACE - POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801047  INCUMBENT U.S. SENATOR #2 - STATE WITH NO SENATE

             RACE - POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801048  INCUMBENT U.S. SENATOR TERM NOT UP - STATE WITH
              SENATE RACE - POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS
              SCALE
      801049  DEMOCRATIC U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON
              LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801050  REPUBLICAN U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON
              LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801051  INDEPENDENT/THIRD PARTY HOUSE CANDIDATE'S POSITION
              ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801052  'RETIRING' U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON
              LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEWS SCALE
      801053  REPUBLICAN PARTY'S POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE
              VIEWS SCALE
      801054  DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S POSITION ON LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE
              VIEWS SCALE

              R'S IDEA OF LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE VIEW

      801055  IS R CONSIDERED A LIBERAL OR CONSERVATIVE
      801056  WHAT R MEANS BY LIBERAL  - FIRST MENTION
      801057  WHAT R MEANS BY LIBERAL - SECOND MENTION
      801058  WHAT R MEANS BY LIBERAL - THIRD MENTION
      801059  WHAT R MEANS BY CONSERVATIVE - FIRST MENTION
      801060  WHAT R MEANS BY CONSERVATIVE - SECOND MENTION
      801061  WHAT R MEANS BY CONSERVATIVE - THIRD MENTION

              CANDIDATE'S RATINGS: GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITIES

      801062  R'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITIES SCALE
      801063  CARTER'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITIES
              SCALE
      801064  REAGAN'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITIES
              SCALE
      801065  ANDERSON'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITIES
              SCALE
      801066  KENNEDY'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO MINORITIES
              SCALE
      801067  DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CANDIDATE POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID
              TO MINORITIES SCALE
      801068  REPUBLICAN HOUSE CANDIDATE POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID
              TO MINORITIES SCALE
      801069  INDEPENDENT HOUSE CANDIDATE POSITION ON GOVERNMENT
              AID TO MINORITIES SCALE
      801070  DEMOCRATIC SENATE CANDIDATE 'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT
              AID TO MINORITIES SCALE
      801071  REPUBLICAN SENATE CANDIDATE 'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT
              AID TO MINORITIES SCALE
      801072  INDEPENDENT SENATE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT
              AID TO MINORITIES SCALE
      801073  REPUBLICAN PARTY'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO
              MINORITIES SCALE
      801074  DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO
              MINORITIES SCALE

      801075  FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT AID TO
              MINORITIES SCALE
      801076  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT - R'S NUMBER RATINGS
      801077  HOW IMPORTANT TO R IS GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON THIS
              ISSUE

              GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON RUSSIA

      801078  R'S POSITION ON GETTING ALONG WITH RUSSIA
      801079  CARTER'S POSITION ON GETTING ALONG WITH RUSSIA
      801080  REAGAN'S POSITION ON GETTING ALONG WITH RUSSIA
      801081  ANDERSON'S POSITION ON GETTING ALONG WITH RUSSIA
      801082  KENNEDY'S POSITION ON GETTING ALONG WITH RUSSIA
      801083  DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CANDIDATE POSITION ON GETTING ALONG
              WITH RUSSIA
      801084  REPUBLICAN HOUSE CANDIDATE POSITION ON GETTING ALONG
              WITH RUSSIA
      801085  INDEPENDENT HOUSE CANDIDATE POSITION ON GETTING ALONG
              WITH RUSSIA
      801086  DEMOCRATIC SENATE CANDIDATE 'S POSITION ON GETTING
              ALONG WITH RUSSIA
      801087  REPUBLICAN SENATE CANDIDATE 'S POSITION ON GETTING
              ALONG WITH RUSSIA
      801088  INDEPENDENT SENATE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON GETTING
              ALONG WITH RUSSIA
      801089  REPUBLICAN PARTY'S POSITION ON GETTING ALONG WITH
              RUSSIA
      801090  DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S POSITION ON GETTING ALONG WITH
              RUSSIA
      801091  FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON GETTING ALONG WITH
              RUSSIA
      801092  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT - R'S NUMBER RATINGS
      801093  HOW IMPORTANT TO R IS GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON THIS
              ISSUE OF RUSSIA

              CANDIDATE RATINGS: EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE

      801094  R'S POSITION ON EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE
      801095  CARTER'S POSITION ON EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE
      801096  REAGAN'S POSITION ON EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN  SCALE
      801097  ANDERSON'S POSITION ON EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE
      801098  KENNEDY'S POSITION ON EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE
      801099  DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON EQUAL
              RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE
      801100  REPUBLICAN HOUSE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON EQUAL
              RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE
      801101  INDEPENDENT HOUSE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON EQUAL
              RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE
      801102  DEMOCRATIC SENATE CANDIDATE 'S POSITION ON EQUAL
              RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE
      801103  REPUBLICAN SENATE CANDIDATE 'S POSITION ON EQUAL
              RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE
      801104  INDEPENDENT SENATE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON EQUAL
              RIGHTS FOR WOMEN SCALE

      801105  REPUBLICAN PARTY'S POSITION ON EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN
              SCALE
      801106  DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S POSITION ON EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN
              SCALE
      801107  FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON EQUAL RIGHTS FOR
              WOMEN SCALE
      801108  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT - R'S NUMBER RATING ON WOMEN'S
              ROLE
      801109  HOW IMPORTANT TO R IS GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON THIS
              ISSUE ABOUT WOMEN'S RIGHTS

              CANDIDATE RATINGS: GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED JOB AND
              LIVING STANDARD SCALE

      801110  R'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING
              STANDARD SCALE
      801111  CARTER'S POSITION ON GOVERNMENT GUARANTEED JOB AND
              LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801112  REAGAN'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING
              STANDARD SCALE
      801113  ANDERSON'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING
              STANDARD SCALE
      801114  KENNEDY'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING
              STANDARD SCALE
      801115  DEMOCRATIC U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON
              GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801116  REPUBLICAN U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON
              GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801117  INDEPENDENT U.S. HOUSE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON
              GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801118  DEMOCRATIC SENATE CANDIDATE 'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED
              JOB AND LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801119  REPUBLICAN SENATE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED
              JOB AND LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801120  INDEPENDENT SENATE CANDIDATE'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED
              JOB AND LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801121  REPUBLICAN PARTY'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND
              LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801122  DEMOCRATIC PARTY'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND
              LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801123  FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON GUARANTEED JOB AND
              LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801124  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT - R'S NUMBER RATING ON
              GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING STANDARD SCALE
      801125  HOW IMPORTANT TO R IS GOVERNMENT'S POSITION ON
              GUARANTEED JOB AND LIVING STANDARD SCALE

              R'S OPINION ON ERA

      801126  DOES R APPROVE/DISAPPROVE OF EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT
      801127  R APROVE/DISAPPROVE STRONGLY OF ERA

              ROLE OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT


      801128  IS THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT GETTING TOO POWERFUL
      801129  DOES R THINK FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS TOO POWERFUL
      801130  SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT BE MORE POWERFUL
      801131  WHICH PARTY SUPPORTS A STRONGER FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

              CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUES

      801132  ARE CIVIL RIGHTS PEOPLE PUSHING TOO FAST
      801133  R'S OPINION ON BUSING TO ACHIEVE INTEGRATION SCALE
      801134  DOES R HAVE OPINION ON PRAYER IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
      801135  SHOULD THERE BE PRAYER IN THE SCHOOLS

              R'S OPINION ON WOMEN'S ISSUES

      801136  R'S OPINION ON THE ABORTION ISSUE
      801137  R'S OPINION ON PREFERENTIAL JOB TREATMENT FOR WOMEN
      801138  R AGREE/DISAGREE SOCIETY DISCRIMINATES AGAINST WOMEN
      801139  R STRONGLY AGREE/DISAGREE SOCIETY DISCRIMINATES
              AGAINST WOMEN
      801140  R'S OPINION: BEST WAY FOR WOMEN TO OVERCOME
              DISCRIMINATION

              R'S OPINION ON ENVIRONMENT/CONSERVATION

      801141  R'S OPINION ON ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS
      801142  HOW MUCH SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT RELAX ENVIRONMENTAL
              REGULATIONS
      801143  SHOULD GOVERNMENT BE ABLE TO REGULATE USE OF GAS
      801144  HOW MUCH SHOULD GOVERNMENT LIMIT THE USE OF GAS
      801145  GOVERNMENT PRICE CONTROL OF GAS DESIRABLE
      801146  HOW MUCH SHOULD OIL AND GAS PRICE RISE
      801147  AMOUNT OF GASOLINE R USES PER WEEK
      801148  R'S OPINION: NUCLEAR ENERGY AS A POWER SOURCE

              R'S IDENTIFICATION WITH GROUPS IN SOCIETY

      801149  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO BIG BUSINESS
      801150  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO POOR PEOPLE
      801151  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO LIBERALS
      801152  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO SOUTHERNERS
      801153  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO HISPANICS
      801154  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO OLDER PEOPLE
      801155  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO ENVIRONMENTALISTS
      801156  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO BLACKS
      801157  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO LABOR UNIONS
      801158  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO YOUNG PEOPLE
      801159  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO CONSERVATIVES
      801160  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO WOMEN
      801161  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO WORKINGMEN/WORKINGWOMEN
      801162  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO FARMERS
      801163  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO WHITES

      801164  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO EVANGELICAL GROUPS
      801165  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO MIDDLE CLASS PEOPLE
      801166  DOES R FEEL CLOSE TO BUSINESSMEN AND BUSINESSWOMEN

              SOCIAL GROUP R FEELS CLOSEST TO

      801167  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT - GROUPS MENTIONED/NOT
              MENTIONED
      801168  WHICH GROUP R FEELS CLOSEST TO
      801169  DOES R BELONG TO ANY ORGANIZATIONS OF CLOSEST GROUP
      801170  WHICH PRESIDENT BEST FOR GROUP'S INTEREST

              MOST DESIRABLE GOAL FOR THE COUNTRY

      801171  MOST IMPORTANT NATIONAL GOAL
      801172  SECOND MOST IMPORTANT NATIONAL GOAL

              R'S OPINION ON RELIGION

      801173  IMPORTANCE OF RELIGION TO R
      801174  DOES RELIGION PROVIDE GUIDANCE FOR R'S DAILY LIFE
      801175  IS R A "BORN-AGAIN" CHRISTIAN
      801176  R'S OPINION ABOUT THE BIBLE

              PERSONAL DATA

      801177  R'S DATE OF BIRTH - MONTH
      801178  R'S DATE OF BIRTH - YEAR
      801179  WHAT IS R'S AGE
      801180  WHAT IS R'S SEX
      801181  WHAT IS RESPONDENT'S RACE
      801182  IS R OF HISPANIC ORIGIN
      801183  WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP OF R TO HEAD OF HOUSEHOLD

              CONDITIONS OF INTERVIEW

      801184  WHO ELSE WAS PRESENT AT THE INTERVIEW
      801185  DEGREE OF R'S COOPERATION WITH INTERVIEW
      801186  R'S APPARENT LEVEL OF POLITICAL INFORMATION
      801187  RATING OF R'S APPARENT INTELLIGENCE
      801188  HOW SUSPICIOUS WAS R ABOUT THE STUDY BEFOREHAND
      801189  HOW GREAT WAS R'S INTEREST IN THE INTERVIEW
      801190  HOW SINCERE WAS R WITH ANSWERS
      801191  WAS THE INTERVIEW CONDUCTED IN ENGLISH
      801192  LANGUAGE INTERVIEW WAS CONDUCTED IN
      801193  TYPE OF STRUCTURE IN WHICH R LIVES
      801194  NUMBER OF UNITS IN R'S STRUCTURE
      801195  NUMBER OF FLOORS IN STRUCTURE WHERE R LIVES

      801196  ICPSR REGION


              INDIVIDUAL VOTER RECORD VALIDATION

      801197  ELECTION DAY REGISTRATION
      801198  REGISTERED TO VOTE?
      801199  PARTY REGISTRATION
      801200  MONTH REGISTERED
      801201  DAY REGISTERED
      801202  YEAR REGISTERED
      801203  MONTH BORN
      801204  YEAR BORN
      801205  ELIGIBLE TO VOTE
      801206  DID R VOTE: GENERAL
      801207  SUMMARY: RESULTS OF VOTE VALIDATION
      801208  DID R VOTE: PRIMARY




                 CONTEXTUAL DATA

               ELECTION RETURNS - 1972

      805001  '72 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE
      805002  '72 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE
      805003  '72 OTHER PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE
      805004  '72 TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE

      805005  '72 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805006  '72 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805007  '72 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805008  '72 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE

      805009  '72 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805010  '72 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805011  '72 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805012  '72 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE

      805013  '72 DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805014  '72 REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805015  '72 OTHER REPRESENTATIVE VOTE-CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
      805016  '72 TOTAL REPRESENTATIVE VOTE-CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

      805017  '72 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805018  '72 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805019  '72 OTHER PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805020  '72 TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805021  '72 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805022  '72 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805023  '72 OTHER CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805024  '72 TOTAL CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805025  '72 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805026  '72 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805027  '72 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805028  '72 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY


      805029  '72 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805030  '72 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805031  '72 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805032  '72 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY

               ELECTION RETURNS - 1974

      805033  '74 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805034  '74 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805035  '74 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805036  '74 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE

      805037  '74 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805038  '74 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805039  '74 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805040  '74 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE

      805041  '74 DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805042  '74 REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805043  '74 OTHER REPRESENTATIVE VOTE - CONGRESSION. DISTRICT
      805044  '74 TOTAL REPRESENTATIVE VOTE - CONGRESSION. DISTRICT

      805045  '74 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805046  '74 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805047  '74 OTHER CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805048  '74 TOTAL CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805049  '74 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805050  '74 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805051  '74 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805052  '74 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805053  '74 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805054  '74 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805055  '74 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805056  '74 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY

               ELECTION RETURNS - 1976

      805057  '76 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE
      805058  '76 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE
      805059  '76 OTHER PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE
      805060  '76 TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE

      805061  '76 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805062  '76 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805063  '76 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805064  '76 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE

      805065  '76 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805066  '76 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805067  '76 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805068  '76 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE


      805069  '76 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805070  '76 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805071  '76 OTHER PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
      805072  '76 TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

      805073  '76 DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805074  '76 REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805075  '76 OTHER REPRESENTATIVE VOTE - CONGRESSION. DISTRICT
      805076  '76 TOTAL REPRESENTATIVE VOTE - CONGRESSION. DISTRICT
      805077  '76 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE-CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
      805078  '76 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE-CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
      805079  '76 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
      805080  '76 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

      805081  '76 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE-CONG. DISTRICT
      805082  '76 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE-CONG. DISTRICT
      805083  '76 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
      805084  '76 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

      805085  '76 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805086  '76 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805087  '76 OTHER PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805088  '76 TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805089  '76 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805090  '76 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805091  '76 OTHER CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805092  '76 TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805093  '76 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805094  '76 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805095  '76 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805096  '76 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805097  '76 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805098  '76 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805099  '76 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805100  '76 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY

               ELECTION RETURNS - 1978

      805101  '78 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805102  '78 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805103  '78 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805104  '78 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE

      805105  '78 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805106  '78 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805107  '78 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805108  '78 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE

      805109  '78 DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805110  '78 REPUBLICAN REPRESENTATIVE VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT

      805111  '78 OTHER REPRESENTATIVE VOTE - CONGRESSION. DISTRICT
      805112  '78 TOTAL REPRESENTATIVE VOTE - CONGRESSION. DISTRICT

      805113  '78 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805114  '78 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805115  '78 OTHER CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805116  '78 TOTAL CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805117  '78 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805118  '78 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805119  '78 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805120  '78 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805121  '78 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805122  '78 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805123  '78 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805124  '78 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY

               1980 PRIMARY ELECTION RETURNS

               1980 STATE LEVEL PRIMARY: PRESIDENT

      805125   VOTES CAST FOR CARTER
      805126   VOTES CAST FOR KENNEDY
      805127   VOTES CAST FOR ALL OTHER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
      805128   VOTES CAST FOR ALL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
      805129   VOTES CAST FOR ANDERSON
      805130   VOTES CAST FOR BUSH
      805131   VOTES CAST FOR REAGAN
      805132   VOTES CAST FOR ALL OTHER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
      805133   VOTES CAST FOR ALL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

               1980 STATE LEVEL PRIMARY:  SENATOR

      805134   VOTES CAST FOR THE DEMOCRATIC WINNING CANDIDATE
      805135   VOTES CAST FOR THE DEMOCRATIC RUNNER-UP CANDIDATE
      805136   VOTES CAST FOR ALL OTHER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
      805137   VOTES CAST FOR ALL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
      805138   VOTES CAST FOR THE REPUBLICAN WINNING CANDIDATE
      805139   VOTES CAST FOR THE REPUBLICAN RUNNER-UP CANDIDATE
      805140   VOTES CAST FOR ALL OTHER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
      805141   VOTES CAST FOR ALL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

               1980 STATE LEVEL PRIMARY:  CONGRESSMAN

      805142   VOTES CAST FOR THE DEMOCRATIC WINNING CANDIDATE
      805143   VOTES CAST FOR THE DEMOCRATIC RUNNER-UP CANDIDATE
      805144   VOTES CAST FOR ALL OTHER DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
      805145   VOTES CAST FOR ALL DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
      805146   VOTES CAST FOR THE REPUBLICAN WINNING CANDIDATE
      805147   VOTES CAST FOR THE REPUBLICAN RUNNER-UP CANDIDATE
      805148   VOTES CAST FOR ALL OTHER REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

      805149   VOTES CAST FOR ALL REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

               1980 GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS

      805150  '80 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE
      805151  '80 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE
      805152  '80 ANDERSON PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE
      805153  '80 OTHER PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE
      805154  '80 TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - STATE

      805155  '80 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805156  '80 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805157  '80 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805158  '80 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - STATE

      805159  '80 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805160  '80 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805161  '80 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE
      805162  '80 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - STATE

      805163  '80 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL VOTE: CARTER - CON. DIST.
      805164  '80 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE: REAGAN - CON. DIST.
      805165  '80 ANDERSON PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - CONG. DISTRICT
      805166  '80 OTHER PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805167  '80 TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - CONGRESS. DISTRICT

      805168  '80 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805169  '80 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL VOTE-CONGRESS. DISTRICT
      805170  '80 OTHER CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - CONGRESSION. DISTRICT
      805171  '80 TOTAL CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - CONGRESSION. DISTRICT

      805172  '80 DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805173  '80 REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805174  '80 ANDERSON PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805175  '80 OTHER PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805176  '80 TOTAL PRESIDENTIAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805177  '80 DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805178  '80 REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805179  '80 OTHER SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805180  '80 TOTAL SENATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805181  '80 DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805182  '80 REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805183  '80 OTHER GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805184  '80 TOTAL GUBERNATORIAL VOTE - COUNTY

      805185  '80 DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805186  '80 REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805187  '80 OTHER CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY
      805188  '80 TOTAL CONGRESSIONAL VOTE - COUNTY


             1980 FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION DATA FOR CANDIDATES
                                 FOR CONGRESS

      805189  OUTCOME OF ELECTION FOR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
      805190  DEMOCRATIC NET RECEIPTS
      805191  DEMOCRATIC NET EXPENDITURES
      805192  MAJOR PARTY CONTRIBUTIONS TO DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
      805193  MAJOR PARTY EXPENDITURES TO DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
      805194  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE INCUMBENT, CHALLENGER, OR OPEN

      805195  OUTCOME OF ELECTION FOR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
      805196  REPUBLICAN NET RECEIPTS
      805197  REPUBLICAN NET EXPENDITURES
      805198  MAJOR PARTY CONTRIBUTIONS TO REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
      805199  MAJOR PARTY EXPENDITURES TO REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
      805200  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE INCUMBENT, CHALLENGER, OPEN SEAT

      805201  OUTCOME OF ELECTION FOR MINOR PARTY CANDIDATE
      805202  MINOR PARTY NET RECEIPTS
      805203  MINOR PARTY NET EXPENDITURES
      805204  MINOR PARTY CANDIDATE INCUMBENT, CHALLENGER, OR OPEN

              INTEREST GROUP RATINGS OF INCUMBENT CONGRESSMEN

      805205  AMERICANS FOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION - 1980
      805206  AMERICANS FOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION - 1979
      805207  COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION (AFL-CIO) - 1980
      805208  COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION (AFL-CIO) - 1979
      805209  PUBLIC CITIZEN - 1980
      805210  PUBLIC CITIZEN - 1979
      805211  LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS - 1980
      805212  LEAGUE OF CONSERVATION VOTERS - 1980
      805213  CONSUMER FEDERATION OF AMERICA - 1980
      805214  CONSUMER FEDERATION OF AMERICA - 1979
      805215  NATIONAL SECURITY INDEX - 1980
      805216  NATIONAL TAXPAYERS UNION - 1980
      805217  NATIONAL TAXPAYERS UNION - 1979
      805218  AMERICANS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL ACTION - 1980
      805219  AMERICANS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL ACTION - 1979
      805220  AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION - 1980
      805221  AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION - 1979
      805222  U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - 1980
      805223  U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - 1979
      805224  NATIONAL FARMERS UNION - 1980
      805225  NATIONAL FARMERS UNION - 1979

