CODEBOOK VARIABLE DOCUMENTATION   
1990-1992 MERGED FILE





                      ANES 1990-1992 MERGED FILE
                          VARIABLE ENTRIES

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NOTE ON VARIABLE NAMING:                                                      
                                                                              
The variable name references used in NES Study codebooks do not include       
the "V" prefix found in all variable names used within the released           
SAS and SPSS data definition files (.sas and .sps files).
For example, "VAR 920001" and "VAR VERSION" in Study codebooks refer to       
V920001 and VVERSION in the study data definition files.                      
                                                       
                                                                              
SPECIAL NOTE ON COLUMN LOCATIONS:                                             
Some numeric variables use coding schemes that allow for code values          
having a varying number of digits. In such instances, the number of           
of columns corresponding to the variable in the data file [.dat file]         
and in the column specifications will be the width of the maximum value       
occurring in the actual data, rather than the maximum width allowable         
by the coding scheme.  For example, if codes 01-12 are allowed for a          
numeric variable but all values in the data are less than 10, then the        
number of columns corresponding to the variable within the ASCII data         
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VAR VERSION   NAME-NES VERSION NUMBER                                         
              COLUMNS 1    - 2                                                
              NUMERIC                                                         
              NO MISSING DATA CODES                                           
                                                                              
                 NES VERSION NUMBER                                           
                 ..................                                           
                                                                              
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VAR DSETNO    NAME-NES DATASET NUMBER                                         
              COLUMNS 3    - 10                                               
              CHARACTER                                                       
              NO MISSING DATA CODES                                           
                                                                              
                 NES DATASET NUMBER                                           
                 ..................                                           
                                                                              
                 This is dataset 1990.M92                                     
                                                                              
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VAR 900001     ICPSR ARCHIVE NUMBER     

              6230.  This is the ICPSR Archive Number for the 1990-1992     l
                      Full Panel Survey                          

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VAR 900004     CASE ID NUMBER (1990)

          After continuing investigation conducted at various stages after the
          original release of 1990 data, it has been determined that the
          entire production excepting 1 case by one of the 1990 interviewers
          was likely wholly or partially faked; in addition, it was discovered
          that several 1990 respondents had not been U.S. citizens.

          20 cases finally have been disqualified for inclusion in 1990
          [1991,1992] data.  (Two of these 20 cases had originally been
          included in the 1992 data release [see V3004].)  THE 1990 CASE IDS
          REMOVED ARE:

         0193, 0370, 0943, 0946, 1156, 1566, 1567, 1569, 1635, 1636,
         1637, 1937, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000.

                  0001.
                      .
                      .
                  1999.

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VAR 900005    PRIMARY AREA CODE

              356.  Anaheim, CA
              323.  Atlantic City, NJ
              314.  Baltimore, MD
              378.  Bedford county, TN
              336.  Birmingham, AL
              310.  Boston, MA
              317.  Buffalo, NY
              373.  Bulloch county, GA
              384.  Carbon county, WY
              303.  Chicago, IL
              339.  Columbus, GA
              327.  Dayton, OH
              329.  Des Moines, IA
              355.  Denver, CO
              305.  Detroit, MI
              382.  El Dorado county, CA
              359.  Eugene, OR
              332.  Ft. Wayne, IN
              358.  Fresno, CA
              331.  Grand Rapids, MI
              376.  Hale county, TX
              309.  Houston, TX
              349.  Knoxville, TN
              343.  Lakeland, FL
              302.  Los Angeles, CA
              324.  Manchester, NH
              344.  McAllen, TX
              340.  Miami, FL
              326.  Milwaukee, WI
              377.  Monroe county, AR
              370.  Mower county, MN
              321.  New Haven, CT
              301.  New York, NY
              304.  Philadelphia, PA
              313.  Pittsburgh, PA
              350.  Richmond, VA
              381.  Robeson county, NC
              306.  San Francisco, CA
              365.  Sanilac county, MI
              363.  Schuyler, NY
              353.  Seattle, WA
              312.  St. Louis, MO
              333.  Steubenville, OH
              347.  Wheeling, WV

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VAR 900006    PRIMARY AREA NAME

              This is an alphabetic variable

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VAR 900007    SEGMENT NUMBER

              This data field has been padded with a string of 9's to
              protect the confidentiality of the Respondent

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VAR 900008    CENSUS REGION

              This variable identifies the four major geographic regions
              on which the sample was stratified for the purpose of sample
              selection.  (See Sampling Information in the Introduction.)

             1.  Northeast (Connecticut, Massachusetts, New
             2.  North Central (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas,
                 Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin)
             3.  South (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia,
                 Maryland, North Carolina, Tennessee, Texas,
                 Virginia, West Virginia)
             4.  West (California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington,
                 Wyoming)

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VAR 900009    STATE/CONGRESSIONAL DIST

              Postal state abbreviation and congressional district number.
              This is an alphabetic variable.

              AL03             AL04             AL06
              AL07             AR01             CA05
              CA07             CA09             CA10
              CA11             CA14             CA15
              CA17             CA18             CA22
              CA24             CA25             CA26
              CA27             CA29             CA30
              CA33             CA34             CA38
              CA40             CA42             CA43
              CO01             CO02             CO06
              CT03             FL10             FL16
              FL18             FL19             GA01
              GA03             IA04             IL03
              IL04             IL07             IL08
              IL13             IL14             IL22
              IN04             KS01             MA05
              MA06             MA07             MA08
              MA09             MD02             MD03
              MD04             MD06             MD07
              MI05             MI08             MI09
              MI12             MI13             MI16
              MI18             MN01             MO01
              MO02             MO03             MO09
              NC07             NH01             NJ01
              NJ02             NY06             NY07
              NY10             NY11             NY12
              NY19             NY20             NY22
              NY31             NY32             NY33
              NY34             OH03             OH06
              OH07             OH08             OH18
              OR04             PA01             PA07
              PA08             PA12             PA13
              PA14             PA18             PA20
              PA22             TN02             TN03
              TN04             TX08             TX15
              TX18             TX19             TX22
              TX25             VA03             VA04
              WA01             WA02             WA07
              WA08             WI04             WI05
              WI09             WV01             WY98

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VAR 900010    FIPS STATE CODE

              States represented in 1990 sample have asterisks (*).

          01.  Alabama*
          02.  Alaska
          04.  Arizona
          05.  Arkansas*
          06.  California*
          08.  Colorado*
          09.  Connecticut*
          10.  Delaware
          11.  Washington, D.C.
          12.  Florida*
          13.  Georgia*
          15.  Hawaii
          16.  Idaho
          17.  Illinois*
          18.  Indiana*
          19.  Iowa*
          20.  Kansas*
          21.  Kentucky
          22.  Louisiana
          23.  Maine
          24.  Maryland*
          25.  Massachusetts*
          26.  Michigan*
          28.  Mississippi
          29.  Missouri*
          30.  Montana
          31.  Nebraska
          32.  Nevada
          33.  New Hampshire*
          34.  New Jersey*
          35.  New Mexico
          36.  New York*
          37.  North Carolina*
          38.  North Dakota
          39.  Ohio*
          40.  Oklahoma
          41.  Oregon*
          42.  Pennsylvania*
          44.  Rhode Island
          45.  South Carolina
          46.  South Dakota
          47.  Tennessee*
          48.  Texas*
          49.  Utah
          50.  Vermont
          51.  Virginia*
          53.  Washington*
          54.  West Virginia*
          55.  Wisconsin*
          56.  Wyoming*

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VAR 900011    FIPS STATE/COUNTY CODE

         The first two digits of this variable contain the FIPS state code;
         the last 3 digits contain the county code.  This information was
         obtained from the Federal Information Processing Standards
         Publication, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of
         Standards.

          01073.  Jefferson, AL
          01113.  Russell, AL
          01127.  Walkers, AL
          05095.  Monroe, AR
          06001.  Alameda, CA
          06017.  El Dorado, CA
          06019.  Fresno, CA
          06037.  Los Angeles, CA
          06059.  Orange, CA
          06075.  San Francisco, CA
          06081.  San Mateo, CA
          08001.  Adams, CO
          08005.  Arapahoe, CO
          08031.  Denver, CO
          08059.  Jefferson, CO
          09009.  New Haven, CT
          12025.  Dade, FL
          12105.  Polk, FL
          13031.  Bulloch, GA
          13215.  Muscogee, GA
          17031.  Cook, IL
          17043.  Du Page, IL
          17089.  Kane, IL
          17133.  Monroe, IL
          18003.  Allen, IN
          18179.  Wells, IN
          19153.  Polk, IA
          20147.  Phillips, KS
          24003.  Anne Arundel, MD
          24005.  Baltimore, MD
          24013.  Carroll, MD
          24025.  Hartford, MD
          24510.  Baltimore City, MD
          25009.  Essex, MA
          25017.  Middlesex, MA
          25021.  Norfolk, MA
          25025.  Suffolk, MA
          26081.  Kent, MI
          26099.  Macomb, MI
          26125.  Oakland, MI
          26139.  Ottawa, MI
          26147.  St. Clair, MI
          26151.  Sanilac, MI
          26163.  Wayne, MI
          27099.  Mower, MN
          29183.  Charles, MO
          29189.  St. Louis, MO
          29510.  St. Louis City, MO

          33011.  Hillsborough, NH
          33015.  Rockingham, NH
          34001.  Atlantic, NJ
          34007.  Camden, NJ
          36005.  Bronx, NY
          36029.  Erie, NY
          36061.  New York, NY
          36063.  Niagara, NY
          36081.  Queens, NY
          36087.  Rockland, NY
          36097.  Schuyler, NY
          36119.  Westchester, NY
          37155.  Robeson, NC
          39013.  Belmont, OH
          39057.  Greene, OH
          39081.  Jefferson, OH
          39113.  Montgomery, OH
          39135.  Preble, OH
          41039.  Lane, OR
          42003.  Allegheny, PA
          42017.  Bucks, PA
          42045.  Delaware, PA
          42091.  Montgomery, PA
          42101.  Philadelphia, PA
          42125.  Washington, PA
          42129.  Westmoreland, PA
          47001.  Anderson, TN
          47003.  Bedford, TN
          47009.  Blount, TN
          47093.  Knox, TN
          48189.  Hale, TX
          48201.  Harris, TX
          48215.  Hidalgo, TX
          51041.  Chesterfield, VA
          51087.  Henrico, VA
          51145.  Powhatan, VA
          51760.  Richmond City, VA
          53033.  King, WA
          53061.  Snohomish, WA
          54009.  Brooke, WV
          54029.  Hancock, WV
          54051.  Marshall, WV
          54069.  Ohio, WV
          55079.  Milwaukee, WI
          55089.  Ozaukee, WI
          55133.  Waukesha, WI
          56007.  Carbon, WY

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VAR 900012    ICPSR STATE CODE

              States represented in 1990 sample have asterisks (*).

              NEW ENGLAND
                   01.  Connecticut*
                   02.  Maine
                   03.  Massachusetts*
                   04.  New Hampshire*
                   05.  Rhode Island
                   06.  Vermont

              MIDDLE ATLANTIC
                   11.  Delaware
                   12.  New Jersey*
                   13.  New York*
                   14.  Pennsylvania*

              EAST NORTH CENTRAL
                   21.  Illinois*
                   22.  Indiana*
                   23.  Michigan*
                   24.  Ohio*
                   25.  Wisconsin*

              WEST NORTH CENTRAL
                   31.  Iowa*
                   32.  Kansas*
                   33.  Minnesota*
                   34.  Missouri*
                   35.  Nebraska
                   36.  North Dakota
                   37.  South Dakota

              SOLID SOUTH
                   40.  Virginia*
                   42.  Arkansas*
                   43.  Florida*
                   44.  Georgia*
                   45.  Louisiana
                   46.  Mississippi
                   47.  North Carolina*
                   48.  South Carolina
                   49.  Texas*

             BORDER STATES
                   51.  Kentucky
                   52.  Maryland*
                   53.  Oklahoma
                   54.  Tennessee*
                   55.  Washington, D.C.
                   56.  West Virginia*

             MOUNTAIN STATES
                   61.  Arizona
                   62.  Colorado*
                   63.  Idaho
                   64.  Montana
                   65.  Nevada
                   66.  New Mexico
                   67.  Utah
                   68.  Wyoming*

             PACIFIC STATES
                   71.  California*
                   72.  Oregon*
                   73.  Washington*

             EXTERNAL STATES
                   81.  Alaska
                   82.  Hawaii

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VAR 900013    CONGRSSIONAL DISTRICT

                   01.
                     .
                     .
                   43.

                   98.  At Large

                   99.  NA

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VAR 900014    ICPSR STATE/CD CODE

              Built from ICPSR State Code and Congressional District

        4103.  AL03
        4104.  AL04
        4106.  AL06
        4107.  AL07
        4201.  AR01
        7105.  CA05
        7107.  CA07
        7109.  CA09
        7110.  CA10
        7111.  CA11
        7114.  CA14
        7115.  CA15
        7117.  CA17
        7118.  CA18
        7122.  CA22
        7124.  CA24
        7125.  CA25
        7126.  CA26
        7127.  CA27
        7129.  CA29
        7130.  CA30
        7133.  CA33
        7134.  CA34
        7140.  CA40
        7142.  CA42
        7143.  CA43
        6201.  CO01
        6202.  CO02
        6206.  CO06
        0103.  CT03
        4310.  FL10
        4316.  FL16
        4318.  FL18
        4319.  FL19
        4401.  GA01
        4403.  GA03
        3104.  IA04
        2103.  IL03
        2104.  IL04
        2107.  IL07
        2108.  IL08
        2113.  IL13
        2114.  IL14
        2122.  IL22
        2204.  IN04
        3201.  KS01
        0305.  MA05
        0306.  MA06
        0307.  MA07
        0308.  MA08
        0309.  MA09
        5202.  MD02
        5203.  MD03
        5204.  MD04
        5206.  MD06
        5207.  MD07
        2305.  MI05
        2308.  MI08
        2309.  MI09
        2312.  MI12
        2313.  MI13
        2316.  MI16
        2318.  MI18
        3301.  MN01
        3401.  MO01
        3402.  MO02
        3403.  MO03
        3409.  MO09
        4707.  NC07
        0401.  NH01
        1201.  NJ01
        1202.  NJ02
        1307.  NY07
        1310.  NY10
        1311.  NY11
        1312.  NY12
        1315.  NY15
        1317.  NY17
        1318.  NY18
        1319.  NY19
        1320.  NY20
        1322.  NY22
        1331.  NY31
        1332.  NY32
        1333.  NY33
        1334.  NY34
        2403.  OH03
        2406.  OH06
        2407.  OH07
        2408.  OH08
        2418.  OH18
        7204.  OR04
        1401.  PA01
        1407.  PA07
        1408.  PA08
        1412.  PA12
        1413.  PA13
        1414.  PA14
        1418.  PA18
        1420.  PA20
        1422.  PA22
        5402.  TN02
        5403.  TN03
        5404.  TN04
        4908.  TX08
        4915.  TX15
        4918.  TX18
        4919.  TX19
        4922.  TX22
        4925.  TX25
        4003.  VA03
        4004.  VA04
        7301.  WA01
        7302.  WA02
        7307.  WA07
        7308.  WA08
        2504.  WI04
        2505.  WI05
        2509.  WI09
        2512.  WI12
        5601.  WV01

        9999.  NA

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VAR 900015    TRACT/ED INDICATOR

              1.  Sample address is in a tracted and blocked area
              2.  Sample address is not in a blocked area

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VAR 900016    CENSUS TRACT

              The data field has been padded with a string of 9's to
              protect the confidentiality of the Respondent.

              000000.  No Census Tract code on Census Tape

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VAR 900017    1980 CENSUS ENUMERATION DISTRICT (ED) FOR UNTRACTED
AREAS ONLY

              This is an alphabetic variable

              The data field has been padded with a string of 9's to
              protect the confidentiality of the Respondent.

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VAR 900018    1980 CENSUS PLACE CODE FOR PLACE OF INTERVIEW

              The data field has been padded with a string of 9's to
              protect the confidentiality of the Respondent.

                0000.  INAP, not designated as a place by the census

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VAR 900019    FIPS STANDARD METROPOLITAN STATISTICAL AREA (SMSA) CODES
(1980)

              These FIPS SMSA codes were obtained from the Federal
              Information Processing Standard Publication, U.S. Department
              of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards.

              SEE APPENDIX NOTE

                  0360.  Anaheim-Santa Ana-Garden Grove, CA
                  0560.  Atlantic City, NJ
                  0720.  Baltimore, MD
                  1000.  Birmingham, AL
                  1120.  Boston, MA
                  1280.  Buffalo, NY
                  1600.  Chicago,  IL
                  1800.  Columbus,  GA-AL
                  2000.  Dayton,  OH
                  2080.  Denver-Boulder,  CO
                  2120.  Des Moines,  IA
                  2160.  Detroit,  MI
                  2400.  Eugene-Springfield,  OR
                  2760.  Fort Wayne,  IN
                  2840.  Fresno,  CA
                  3000.  Grand Rapids,  MI
                  3360.  Houston,  TX
                  3840.  Knoxville,  TN
                  3980.  Lakeland-Winter Haven,  FL
                  4480.  Los Angeles-Long Beach,  CA
                  4760.  Manchester,  NH
                  5000.  Miami,  FL
                  5080.  Milwaukee,  WI
                  5480.  New Haven-West Haven,  CT
                  5600.  New York,  NY-NJ
                  6160.  Philadelphia,  PA-NJ
                  6280.  Pittsburgh,  PA
                  6760.  Richmond,  VA
                  7040.  St. Louis,  MO-IL
                  7360.  San Francisco-Oakland,  CA
                  7600.  Seattle-Everett,  WA
                  8080.  Steubenville-Wierton,  OH-WV
                  9000.  Wheeling,  WV-OH
                  0000.  INAP; location not in SMSA

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VAR 900020    FIPS STANDARD CONSOLIDATED STATISTICAL AREA (SCSA) CODES
(1980)

              The six largest SCSA's are marked with **.

              SEE APPENDIX NOTE

                    07.  Boston-Lawrence-Lowell, MA-NH
                    14.  Chicago-Gary-Kenosha, IL-IN-WI**
                    32.  Dayton-Springfield, OH
                    35.  Detroit-Ann Arbor, MI**
                    42.  Houston-Galveston, TX
                    49.  Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA**
                    56.  Miami-Fort Lauderdale, FL
                    63.  Milwaukee-Racine, WI
                    70.  New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-CT**
                    77.  Philadelphia-Wilmington-Trenton, PA-DE-NJ-MD
                    84.  San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose, CA**
                    91.  Seattle-Tacoma, WA

                    00.  INAP; location not in SCSA

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VAR 900021    SIZE OF PLACE OF INTERVIEW

          This variable was coded according to the 1980 Census. The major
          objective of the Census Bureau in delineating urbanized areas is to
          provide a better separation of urban and rural population in the
          vicinity of large cities.  An urbanized area consists of a central
          city or cities, and surrounding closely settled territory ("urban
          fringe").
          Size of Place codes 21 and 41 include areas that are in the "urban
          fringe" but are not Census Places.  SEE APPENDIX NOTE

          Six largest SCSAs (over 4,000,000 population) and five out of ten
          next largest smsas (2,000,000
          population):
                 11.  Central cities

          Suburbs of six largest SCSAs and five out of ten next largest SMSAs:
                 20.  Rural (including rural places with less than 2,500
                        population)
                 21.  2,500-9,999 population plus other urbanized areas
                      ("urban fringe" not in census places)
                 22.  10,000-29,999 population
                 23.  30,000-49,999 population
                 24.  50,000-99,999 population
                 25.  100,000-149,999 population
                 26.  150,000-349,000 population
                 27.  350,000 and over population, exclusive of cities
                      coded 11

          Those in the six largest SCSAs:  central cities in SMSAs with less
          than 2,000,000 population:
                 30.  Under 50,000 population (identified by Census
                        Bureau as Central cities
                 31.  50,000-99,999 population
                 32.  100,000-149,999 population
                 33.  150,000-349,999 population
                 34.  350,000 and over population

          Suburbs in SMSAs with less than 2,000,000 population:
                 40.  Rural (including rural places with less than 2500
                        population)
                 41.  2,500-9,999 population plus other urbanized areas
                         ("urban fringe" not in Census places
                 42.  10,000-29,999 population
                 43.  30,000-49,999 population
                 44.  50,000-99,999 population
                 45.  100,000-149,999 population
                 46.  150,000 and over population

          NON-SMSAs:
                 50.  Rural (including places with less than 2500
                        population)
                 51.  2,500-9,999 population
                 52.  10,000-29,999 population
                 53.  30,000-49,999 population

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VAR 900022    POPULATION IN 1000's (1980)

              The actual 1980 population of the interview place was coded
              in thousands, rounding to the nearest whole thousand.

              Actual number is coded

                 0000.  Rural place, no defined census place, census
                          place with fewer than 500 persons
                 0001.  500-1499 persons
                     .
                     .
                 9999.  9,998,500 persons and over

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VAR 900023    BELT CODE (1980 CENSUS)

              This variable was coded according to the 1980 Census with
              additions from Census Population Reports.  SUBURBS are
              defined as all urbanized areas in the SMSA exclusive of the
              areas coded 1 and 2 below, plus the remainder of any county
              that includes a central city or parts of a central city.
              (NOTE: in the New England division where SMSA boundaries do
              not follow county lines, it is necessary to limit this
              category to the SMSA part of a county that includes a
              central city).  An ADJACENT AREA includes all territory
              beyond the outer boundary of the suburban belt, but within
              fifty miles of the central business district of a central
              city.  An OUTLYING AREA includes all territory more than
              fifty miles from the central business district of a central
              city.
              SEE APPENDIX NOTE

                  1.  Central cities of the 6 largest Standard
                        Consolidated Statistical Areas (SCSAs) plus five of
                        the ten next largest SMSAs (population over
                        2,000,000)
                  2.  Central cities of SMSAs with less than 2,000,000
                        population (exclusive of those in the 6 largest
                        SCSAs)
                  3.  Suburbs of the 6 largest SCSAs, and five of the ten
                        next largest SMSAs.
                  4.  Suburbs of other SMSAs
                  5.  Adjacent areas
                  6.  Outlying areas

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VAR 900024    1980 CENSUS MINOR CIVIL DIVISION (MCD) CODE

              1980 Census Minor Civil Division code for location of interview

              The data field has been padded with a string of 9's to protect
              the confidentiality of the Respondent

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VAR 900025    SAMPLING ERROR CODE

              This code contains information for computing sampling
              errors.  Contact NES project staff or ISR's Sampling Section
              for further details

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VAR 900026    SELECTION TABLE

              The Selection Table is used to select a respondent from all
              eligible adults (18 years of age or older by Election Day
              and U.S. citizens) in a household.  A complete listing of
              the household is taken and each eligible adult is assigned a
              number based on the criteria of sex and age.  The
              interviewer then uses the Selection Table to determine the
              number of the eligible adults to be interviewed.  The
              Selection Table consists of two parallel columns of numbers.
              In the first column the interviewer circles the total number
              of eligible adults in the household; in the second column
              there is a number that identifies (i.e., matches the number
              assigned to one of the eligible adults) the respondent.
              There are eight different Selection Tables used and they are
              randomly assigned.  The Selection Table appears on the
              eight tables are used, there are 12 codes in this variable
              because the eight tables are used in cycles of 12; this
              procedure is used to equalize the probability of selection
              for each eligible adult).

                     01.  A
                     02.  B1
                     03.  C
                     04.  D
                     05.  E1
                     06.  F
                     07.  A
                     08.  B2
                     09.  C
                     10.  D
                     11.  E2
                     12.  F

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VAR 900027    SELECTED R PERSON NUMBER

              R's number within Household Listing

                 1.  One
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.  Six

                 9.  NA

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VAR 900028    NUMBER OF PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD

              This figure includes all persons in the household, whether
              eligible or not to participate in the study by the criteria
              of age and nationality.  The actual number of persons was
              coded here.

                 01.  One
                 02.
                 03.
                 04.
                 05.
                 06.
                 07.
                 08.
                 09.
                 10.
                 11.  Eleven

                 99.  NA

==============================
VAR 900029    NUMBER OF POLITICALLY ELIGIBLE ADULTS IN HH

              This variable includes those household members who were both
              18 or older AND citizens, as of election day 1990.  The
              actual number of politically eligible adults was coded.
              Some users might choose to use this variable as a weight to
              compensate for slightly unequal selection probabilities.

                  01.  One
                  02.
                  03.
                  04.
                  05.
                  06.  Six

                  99.  NA

==============================
VAR 900030    NUMBER OF CHILDREN UNDER 6

              Number of Children under 6 years of age in household

                  0.  None
                  1.  One
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.  Four

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900031    NUMBER OF CHILDREN 6-9 YEARS

              Number of Children 6-9 years old in household

                  0.  None
                  1.  One
                  2.
                  3.  Three

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900032    NUMBER OF CHILDREN 10-13 YEARS

              Number of Children 10-13 years old in household

                  0.  None
                  1.  One

                  3.  Three

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900033    NUMBER OF CHILDREN 14-17 YEARS

              Number of Children 14-17 years old in household

                  0.  None
                  1.  One
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.  Four

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900034    HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

              Householder refers to the person who owns or rents the home;
              in whose name the lease is held.  Cohabiting individuals
              living as married are coded as married (30,40,50,51,52).
              For roommates of opposite sex, respondent is considered the
              head/householder (11,12,21,22).

              Household refers to adults aged 18 years and over on
              election day, including non-citizens, living in the house at
              the time of interview.  Codes 10 or 20 include Respondents
              who are married with spouses residing elsewhere for reasons
              of work, illness or transfer.

                  10.  1 adult male
                  11.  1 adult male (head/householder) plus 1 other
                          non-relative
                  12.  1 adult male (head/householder) plus 2 or more
                          non-relatives
                  20.  1 adult female
                  21.  1 adult female (head/householder) plus 1 other
                          non-relative
                  22.  1 adult female (head/householder) plus 2 or more
                          non-relatives
                  30.  1 married (or partnered) couple: all children
                          living at home are under 18 OR no children
                  40.  1 married (or partnered) couple plus 1 other
                          relative
                  50.  1 married (or partnered) couple plus 2 or more
                          other relatives
                  51.  1 married (or partnered) couple plus 1 other
                          non-relative
                  52.  1 married (or partnered) couple plus 2 or more
                          other non-relatives
                  60.  1 unmarried male (head/householder) plus 1 other
                          relative
                  70.  1 unmarried male (head/householder) plus 2 or more
                          other relatives, or any combination of relative(s)
                          and non-relative(s)
                  80.  1 unmarried female (head/householder) plus 1 other
                          relative
                  90.  1 unmarried female (head/householder) plus 2 or
                          more other relatives, or any combination of
                          relative(s) and non-relative(s)
                  95.  Relatives of opposite sex, unclear who is head or
                          householder

                  99.  NA

==============================
VAR 900035    REFUSAL CONVERSION INDICATOR

              A "refusal conversion" refers to a completed interview that
              was initially refused by the Respondent.

                  0.  No, not a Refusal Conversion situation
                  1.  Yes, a Refusal Conversion situation

==============================
VAR 900036    PERSUASION LETTER REQUESTED?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900037    TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLS (CALL NUMBER OF FINAL CALL)

              Call number of last interviewer call to housing unit

                 01.
                   .
                   .
                 32.

                 99.  NA

==============================
VAR 900038    RESULT CODE

                  01.  Interview: complete
                  05.  Interview: partial

==============================
VAR 900039    WAS RESPONDENT'S NAME OBTAINED?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900040    IF R IS FEMALE, HAS LEGAL NAME CHANGED IN THE PAST THREE
          YEARS DUE TO MARRIAGE, DIVORCE, OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, R is male

==============================
VAR 900041    R'S TELEPHONE NUMBER OBTAINED?

              Was R's phone number obtained in recontact session?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No, R has no phone
                  7.  No, R refused to give it

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900042    (INTERVIEWER) Is there a reason (i.e. Hearing problems,
          Illness) that we should NOT Interview by telephone?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900043    INTERVIEWER'S NUMBER

              Code 4 digit number from top of interviewer's label.

               1336.
                   .
                   .
               9900.

==============================
VAR 900044    INTERVIEWER RACE

                  1.  White
                  2.  Black
                  3.  American Indian
                  7.  Other

==============================
VAR 900045    INTERVIEWER LANGUAGES

                  0.  Not bilingual
                  1.  Bilingual-Spanish
                  7.  Bilingual-other

==============================
VAR 900046    INTERVIEWER ETHNICITY

                  0.  Non-Hispanic
                  1.  Hispanic

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900047    INTERVIEWER AGE, BRACKETED

                  1.  Less than 40 years
                  2.  41-50 years
                  3.  51-55 years
                  4.  56-60 years
                  5.  61-64 years
                  6.  65 years or older

==============================
VAR 900048    INTERVIEWER YEARS OF WORK, BRACKETED

                  1.  Less than one year
                  2.  1 to 2 years
                  3.  3 or more years

==============================
VAR 900049    INTERVIEWER GENDER

                  1.  Male
                  2.  Female
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900050    INTERVIEWER EDUCATION, BRACKETED

                  1.  Some high school/HS diploma/equivalency
                  2.  Some college
                  3.  College: degree at Bachelor's level or greater

==============================
VAR 900051    Q.6.  INTERVIEWER'S INTERVIEW NUMBER

                  01.
                    .
                    .
                  46.

==============================
VAR 900052    Q.7(a).  DATE OF INTERVIEW--MONTH

                  11.  NOV
                  12.  DEC
                  01.  JAN
                  02.  FEB

                  99.  NA

==============================
VAR 900053    Q.7(b).  DATE OF INTERVIEW--DAY

              Code actual DAY of MONTH

                  01.
                    .
                    .
                  31.

                  99.  NA

==============================
VAR 900054    Q.8.  TOTAL LENGTH OF INTERVIEW

              Code actual MINUTES

                 001.
                    .
                    .
                 990.

                 999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900055    Q.11.  TOTAL TIME TO PRE-EDIT

              Code actual MINUTES

                 001.
                    .
                    .
                 990.

                 999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900056    Q.14.  TOTAL TIME TO POST-INTERVIEW EDIT

              Code actual MINUTES

                 001.
                    .
                    .
                 990.

                 999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900057    Q.A0.  EXACT TIME NOW

              Beginning local time of start of interview
              Code actual time using 24 HOUR CLOCK

                0600.  6:00 AM
                    .
                    .
                1200.  NOON
                    .
                    .
                1800.  6:00 PM
                    .
                    .
                2200.  10:00 PM
                    .
                    .
                2250.  10:50 PM

                9999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900058    TYPE OF CONGRESSIONAL RACE (HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES)

             Code number printed on label at top of facesheet

                              INCUMBENT             CANDIDATE(S)
               12.  Democratic incumbent running   -- Republican challenger
               14.  Democratic incumbent running   -- Unopposed

               21.  Republican incumbent running   -- Democratic challenger
               24.  Republican incumbent running   -- Unopposed

               51.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Dem. candidate
               52.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Rep. candidate unopposed
               55.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Dem. & Rep. candidates
               61.  Republican incumb. not running -- Dem. candidate unopposed
               62.  Republican incumb. not running -- Rep. candidate unopposed
               65.  Republican incumb. not running -- Dem. & Rep. candidates

               99.  District of Columbia

==============================
VAR 900059    TYPE OF SENATE RACE

            Code number printed on label at top of facesheet

                                 INCUMBENT             CANDIDATE(S)
               12.  Democratic incumbent running   -- Republican challenger
               14.  Democratic incumbent running   -- Unopposed
               21.  Republican incumbent running   -- Democratic challenger
               24.  Republican incumbent running   -- Unopposed

               51.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Dem. candidate unopposed
               52.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Rep. candidate unopposed
               55.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Dem. & Rep. candidates
               61.  Republican incumb. not running -- Dem. candidate unopposed
               62.  Republican incumb. not running -- Rep. candidate unopposed
               65.  Republican incumb. not running -- Dem. & Rep. candidates

               81.  Democratic incumbents          -- no race in state
               82.  Republican incumbents          -- no race in state
               85.  Democr. and Repub. incumbents  -- no race in state

               99.  District of Columbia

==============================
VAR 900060    TYPE OF GOVERNOR RACE

            Code number printed on label at top of facesheet

              INCUMBENT             CANDIDATE(S)
               12.  Democratic incumbent running   -- Republican challenger
               14.  Democratic incumbent running   -- Unopposed

               21.  Republican incumbent running   -- Democratic challenger
               24.  Republican incumbent running   -- Unopposed

               51.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Dem. candidate unopposed
               52.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Rep. candidate unopposed
               55.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Dem. & Rep. candidates
               59.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Dem. & Rep. & other
                      (Connecticut)
               61.  Republican incumb. not running -- Dem. candidate unopposed
               62.  Republican incumb. not running -- Rep. candidate unopposed
               65.  Republican incumb. not running -- Dem. & Rep. candidates

               81.  Democratic incumbent           -- no race in state
               82.  Republican incumbent           -- no race in state

               99.  District of Columbia

==============================
VAR 900061    Q.3.  FORM TYPE

                  1.  A...(0 in Q.B1-Q.B4a(5), Q.F14-Q.F19, Q.K3-Q.K5a,
                           Q.N4-Q.N7, Q.Q5)
                  2.  B...(0 in Q.F6-Q.F13, Q.J7a-Q.K2a, Q.L8-Q.L9a/Q.L9b,
                           Q.M1-Q.M2a, Q.P1a-Q.P1d, Q.6-Q.R3a)
                  3.  Form A Taken As Form B...(0 in Q.F6-Q.F13,
                           Q.J7a-Q.K2a, Q.L8-Q.L9a/Q.L9b, Q.M1-Q.M2a,
                           Q.P1a-Q.P1d, Q.Q6-Q.R3a)
                  4.  Form B Taken As Form A...(0 in Q.B1-Q.B4a(5),
                           Q.F14-Q.F19, Q.K3-Q.K5a, Q.N4-Q.N7, Q.Q5)

==============================
VAR 900062  

          In this interview I will be talking with you about the
          recent elections, as well as a number of other things
          First, I have some questions about the political campaigns
          that took place this election year.

          Q.A1.Some people don't pay much attention to political
          campaigns.  How about you?   Would you say that you were
          VERY MUCH INTERESTED, SOMEWHAT INTERESTED, or NOT MUCH
          INTERESTED in following the political campaigns this year?

                  1.  VERY MUCH INTERESTED
                  3.  SOMEWHAT INTERESTED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900063    Q.A2.  Did you read about the campaigns in any newspapers?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.A2a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.A2a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.A2a)

==============================
VAR 900064    Q.A2a.  (RB, P.1) How much attention did you pay to
              newspaper articles about the campaigns - A GREAT DEAL, QUITE
              A BIT, SOME, VERY LITTLE, or NONE?

                  1.  A GREAT DEAL
                  2.  QUITE A BIT
                  3.  SOME
                  4.  VERY LITTLE
                  5.  NONE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.A2

==============================
VAR 900065  Q.A3.  Did you watch any programs about the campaigns on
                   television?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.A3a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.A3a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.A3a)

==============================
VAR 900066    
            (See V65)

            Q.A3a.  (RB, P.2) Would you say you watched A GOOD MANY,
            SEVERAL, or JUST ONE OR TWO?

                  1.  A GOOD MANY
                  2.  SEVERAL
                  3.  JUST ONE OR TWO
                  5.  R volunteers: NONE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.A3

==============================
VAR 900067     
              Q.A4.  (RB, P.3) How much attention did you pay to news on
              TV about the campaign - A GREAT DEAL, QUITE A BIT, SOME,
              VERY LITTLE, or NONE?

                  1.  A GREAT DEAL
                  2.  QUITE A BIT
                  3.  SOME
                  4.  VERY LITTLE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900068    Q.A5.  Do you ever discuss politics with your family or friends?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.A5a-Q.A5b)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.A5a-Q.A5b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.A5a-Q.A5b)

==============================
VAR 900069    Q.A5a.  (RB, P.4) How often do you discuss politics with
              your family or friends - EVERY DAY, 3 OR 4 TIMES A WEEK,
              ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK, or LESS OFTEN than that?

                  1.  EVERY DAY
                  2.  3 OR 4 TIMES A WEEK
                  3.  ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK
                  4.  LESS OFTEN
                  5.  R VOLUNTEERS: NEVER...(0 in Q.A5b)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.A5b)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.A5

==============================
VAR 900070    Q.A5b.  How many days in the PAST WEEK did you talk about
              politics with family or friends?
    
              Code NUMBER OF DAYS

                  0.  NONE; INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.A5; 5 or 9 in Q.A5a
                  1.
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  EVERY DAY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900071    Q.A6.  How many days IN THE PAST WEEK did you read
              a daily newspaper?

              Code NUMBER OF DAYS

                  0.  NONE
                  1.
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  EVERY DAY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900072  Q.A7.  How many days IN THE PAST WEEK did you watch the news
                   on TV?

              Code NUMBER OF DAYS

                  0.  NONE
                  1.
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  EVERY DAY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900073    Q.B0.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:

                  1.  FORM A (YELLOW COVERSHEET)...(0 in Q.B1-Q.B4a(5))
                  2.  FORM B (PINK COVERSHEET)

==============================
VAR 900074    Q.B1.  I'd like to ask you what you think are the good and
              bad points about the two NATIONAL PARTIES.  Is there anything in
              particular that you LIKE about the Democratic Party?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.B1a)
                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B1a)

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B1a)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only)

==============================
VAR 900075    Q.B1a(1).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <First mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you LIKE about the Democratic Party?
              UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

               Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
               Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   9998.  DK
                   9999.  NA
                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B1; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900076    Q.B1a(2).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Second mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you like about the Democratic Party?
              UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

               Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
               Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B1; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900077    Q.B1a(3).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Third mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you like about the Democratic Party?
              UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

               Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
               Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B1; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900078    Q.B1a(4).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Fourth mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you like about the Democratic Party?
              UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

               Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
               Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B1; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900079    Q.B1a(5).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Fifth mention>
              PROBE: Anything else you like about the Democratic Party?
              UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

               Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
               Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B1; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900080    Q.B2.  Is there anything in particular that you DON'T LIKE
               about the Democratic Party?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.B2a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B2a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B2a)

==============================
VAR 900081    Q.B2a(1).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <First mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you don't like about the Democratic
              Party? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

               Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
               Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   9998.  DK
                   9999.  NA
                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B2; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900082    Q.B2a(2).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Second mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you don't like about the Democratic
              Party? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B2; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900083    Q.B2a(3).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Third mention>
              PROBE: Anything else you don't like about the Democratic
              Party? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B2; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900084    Q.B2a(4).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Fourth mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you don't like about the Democratic
              Party? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B2; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900085    Q.B2a(5).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Fifth mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you don't like about the Democratic
              Party? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B2; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900086    Q.B3.  Is there anything in particular that you LIKE about
              the Republican Party?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.B3a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B3a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B3a)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only)

==============================
VAR 900087    Q.B3a(1).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <First mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you like about the Republican Party?
              UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   9998.  DK
                   9999.  NA
                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B3; no
                            further mention

==============================
VAR 900088    Q.B3a(2).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Second mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you like about the Republican Party?
              UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B3; no
                            further mention

==============================
VAR 900089    Q.B3a(3).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Third mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you like about the Republican Party?
              UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B3; no
                            further mention

==============================
VAR 900090    Q.B3a(4).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Fourth mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you like about the Republican Party?
              UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B3; no
                            further mention

==============================
VAR 900091    Q.B3a(5).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Fifth mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you like about the Republican Party?
              UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B3; no
                            further mention

==============================
VAR 900092    Q.B4.  Is there anything in particular that you DON'T LIKE
              about the Republican Party?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.B4a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B4a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B4a)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only)

==============================
VAR 900093    Q.B4a(1).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <First mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you don't like about the Republican
              Party? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   9998.  DK
                   9999.  NA
                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B4; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900094    Q.B4a(2).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Second mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you don't like about the Republican
              Party? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B4; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900095    Q.B4a(3).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Third mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you don't like about the Republican
              Party? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B4; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900096    Q.B4a(4).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Fourth mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you don't like about the Republican
              Party? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B4; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900097    Q.B4a(5).  (IF NECESSARY: What is that?) <Fifth mention>
              (PROBE: Anything else you don't like about the Republican
              Party? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                   0001.
                       .
                       .
                   9997.

                   0000.  INAP, 1 in Q.B0 (Form B Only); 5, 8-9 in Q.B4; no
                           further mention

==============================
VAR 900098    Q.B5.  Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way George Bush
              is handling his job as president?
 
                  1.  APPROVE
                  5.  DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B5a/Q.B5b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B5a/Q.B5b)

==============================
VAR 900099    Q.B5a.  Do you approve STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY <of the way
              George Bush is handling his job as President>?
              Q.B5b.  Do you disapprove STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY <of the
              way George Bush is handling his job as President>?

              <See Q.B5 for complete question text>

                  1.  STRONGLY APPROVE
                  2.  NOT STRONGLY APPROVE
                  4.  NOT STRONGLY DISAPPROVE
                  5.  STRONGLY DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.B5

==============================
VAR 900100   Q.B6.  Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way George Bush
              is handling the economy?

                  1.  APPROVE
                  5.  DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B6a/Q.B6b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B6a/Q.B6b)

==============================
VAR 900101    Q.B6a.  Do you approve STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY <of the way
              George Bush is handling the economy>?
              Q.B6b.  Do you disapprove STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY <of the
              way George Bush is handling the economy>?

              <See Q.B6 for complete question text>

                  1.  STRONGLY APPROVE
                  2.  NOT STRONGLY APPROVE
                  4.  NOT STRONGLY DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.B6

==============================
VAR 900102    Q.B7.  Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way George Bush
              is handling our relations with foreign countries?

                  1.  APPROVE
                  5.  DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B7a/Q.B7b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B7a/Q.B7b)

==============================
VAR 900103   Q.B7a.  Do you approve STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY <of the way
             George Bush is handling foreign relations>?
             Q.B7b.  Do you disapprove STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY <of the
             way George Bush is handling foreign relations>?

              <See Q.B7 for complete question text>

                  1.  STRONGLY APPROVE
                  2.  NOT STRONGLY APPROVE
                  4.  NOT STRONGLY DISAPPROVE
                  5.  STRONGLY DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.B7

==============================
VAR 900104   Q.B8.  Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way George Bush
             is handling pollution and other environmental problems?

                  1.  APPROVE

                  5.  DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B8a/Q.B8b)

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B8a/Q.B8b)

==============================
VAR 900105       Q.B8a.  Do you approve STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY <of the way
                 George Bush is handling environmental problems>?
                 Q.B8b.  Do you disapprove STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY <of the
                 way George Bush is handling environmental problems>?

              <See Q.B8 for complete question text>

                  1.  STRONGLY APPROVE
                  2.  NOT STRONGLY APPROVE
                  4.  NOT STRONGLY DISAPPROVE
                  5.  STRONGLY DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.B8

==============================
VAR 900106       Q.B9.  As you know, representatives to Congress in
                 Washington were chosen in this election from congressional
                 districts all around the country.  How much would you say
                 that you personally cared about the way the election to the
                 U.S. House of Representatives came out: did you care VERY
                 MUCH, PRETTY MUCH, NOT VERY MUCH, or NOT AT ALL?

                  1.  VERY MUCH
                  2.  PRETTY MUCH
                  4.  NOT VERY MUCH
                  5.  NOT AT ALL

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900107       Q.B10.  Do you happen to remember the names of the
                 candidates for congress--that is, for the House of
                 Representatives in Washington--who ran in this district this
                 November?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.B10a(1)-Q.B10x(3))

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B10a(1)-Q.B10x(3))

==============================
VAR 900108       Q.B10a.  Who were they? (PROBE: Any others?) <First mention>
                 Q.B10a(1) Candidate number code for first Congressional
                 <House> candidate named.

                <See Q.B10 for complete question text>
                 Precoded in box by interviewer

              *If a senator or senatorial candidate or if a gubernatorial
              candidate was mentioned at Q.B10a, the senatorial candidate
              (#11-16,19,29) or gubernatorial candidate (#51-56) was coded.
              Built variables Q.B10aa (code 7) and Q.B10x (codes 4,5) assigned
              these cases to "name given not on candidate list for that
              race,"or "invalid candidate name given."

              For Districts with No Incumbent Representative Running:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  31.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                  32.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                  41.  "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT
                  42.  "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT

              For Districts with Running Incumbent Representative:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  33.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                  34.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                  35.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  36.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              *CANDIDATES TO OTHER OFFICES MENTIONED [SEE NOTE ABOVE]
                  11.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO SENATE
                  12.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO SENATE
                  13.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT TO SENATE
                  14.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT TO SENATE
                  15.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER TO SENATE
                  16.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER TO SENATE
                  19.  DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP
                  29.  REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP
                  51.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  52.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  53.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  54.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  55.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  56.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              OTHER:

                  97.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST

                  98.  DK candidate's name, but recalls party
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900109       Q.B10b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN Q.B10a) What was <first
                 mentioned house candidate> (NAME's) party?
                 Q.B10b(1) Party code for first Congressional <House>
                 candidate named.

                 <See Q.B10 for complete question text>

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC
                  5.  REPUBLICAN
                  7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY...(Make Card)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900110       Q.B10aa. Who were they? <First mention>
                 Q.B10aa(1) Collapsed code for first Congressional <House>
                 candidate named.

                 <See Q.B10 for complete question text>

                 Built from Q.B10a(1)

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (31, 33, 35)
                  2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (32, 34, 36)
                  3.  THIRD PARTY/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE (30)
                  7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                      (11-16, 19, 29, 41, 42, 51-56, 97)
                  8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY (98)

                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900111       Q.B10x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
                 candidates running in the Congressional race for R's
                 district <First mention>
                 Q.B10x(1) First Congressional <House> candidate named.

                 Built from Q.B10a(1) & Q.B10b(1)

                  1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF
                      PARTY ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                      MENTION
                  7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                      MENTION

                  9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION
                  0.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900112    Q.B10a.  Who were they? (PROBE: Any others?) <Second
              mention>
              Q.B10a(2) Candidate number code for second Congressional
              <House> candidate named.

              <See Q.B10 for complete question text>
              Precoded in box by interviewer

              *If a senator or senatorial candidate or if a gubernatorial
              candidate was mentioned at Q.B10a, the senatorial candidate
              (#11-16,19,29) or gubernatorial candidate (#51-56) was coded.
              Built variables Q.B10aa (code 7) and Q.B10x (codes 4,5) assigned
              these cases to "name given not on candidate list for that
              race,"or "invalid candidate name given."

              For Districts with No Incumbent Representative Running:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  31.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                  32.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                  41.  "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT
                  42.  "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT

              For Districts with Running Incumbent Representative:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  33.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                  34.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                  35.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  36.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              *CANDIDATES TO OTHER OFFICES MENTIONED [SEE NOTE ABOVE]
                  11.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO SENATE
                  12.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO SENATE
                  13.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT TO SENATE
                  14.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT TO SENATE
                  15.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER TO SENATE
                  16.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER TO SENATE
                  19.  DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP
                  29.  REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP
                  51.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  52.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  53.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  54.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  55.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  56.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              OTHER:

                  97.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST

                  98.  DK candidate's name, but recalls party
                  00.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900113    Q.B10b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN Q.B10a) What was <Second
              mentioned house candidate> (NAME's) party?
              Q.B10b(2) Party code for second Congressional <House>
              candidate named.

              <See Q.B10 for complete question text>

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC
                  5.  REPUBLICAN
                  7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY...(Make Card)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900114    Q.B10aa. Who were they? <Second mention>
              Q.B10aa(2) Collapsed code for second Congressional <House>
              candidate named.

              <See Q.B10 for complete question text>

              Built from Q.B10a(2)

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (31, 33, 35)
                  2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (32, 34, 36)
                  3.  THIRD PARTY/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE (30)
                  7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                      (11-16, 19, 29, 41, 42, 51-56, 97)
                  8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY (98)

                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900115    Q.B10x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
              candidates running in the Congressional race for R's
              district <Second mention>
              Q.B10x(2) Second Congressional <House> candidate named.

              Built from Q.B10a(2) & Q.B10b(2)

                  1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF
                      PARTY ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                      MENTION
                  7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                      MENTION

                  9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION
                  0.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900116    Q.B10a.  Who were they? (PROBE: Any others?) <Third mention>
              Q.B10a(3) Candidate number code for third Congressional
              <House> candidate named.

              <See Q.B10 for complete question text>
              Precoded in box by interviewer

              *If a senator or senatorial candidate or if a gubernatorial
              candidate was mentioned at Q.B10a, the senatorial candidate
              (#11-16,19,29) or gubernatorial candidate (#51-56) was coded.
              Built variables Q.B10aa (code 7) and Q.B10x (codes 4,5) assigned
              these cases to "name given not on candidate list for that
              race,"or "invalid candidate name given."

              For Districts with No Incumbent Representative Running:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  31.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                  32.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                  41.  "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT
                  42.  "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT

              For Districts with Running Incumbent Representative:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  33.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                  34.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                  35.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  36.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              *CANDIDATES TO OTHER OFFICES MENTIONED [SEE NOTE ABOVE]
                  11.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO SENATE
                  12.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO SENATE
                  13.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT TO SENATE
                  14.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT TO SENATE
                  15.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER TO SENATE
                  16.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER TO SENATE
                  19.  DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP
                  29.  REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP
                  51.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  52.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  53.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  54.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  55.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  56.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              OTHER:

                  97.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST

                  98.  DK candidate's name, but recalls party
                  00.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900117    Q.B10b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN Q.B10a) What was <Third
              mentioned house candidate> (NAME's) party?
              Q.B10b(3) Party code for third Congressional <House>
              candidate named.

              <See Q.B10 for complete question text>

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC
                  5.  REPUBLICAN
                  7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY...(Make Card)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900118    Q.B10aa. Who were they? <Third mention>
              Q.B10aa(3) Collapsed code for third Congressional <House>
              candidate named.

              <See Q.B10 for complete question text>

              Built from Q.B10a(3)

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (31, 33, 35)
                  2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (32, 34, 36)
                  3.  THIRD PARTY/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE (30)
                  7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                      (11-16, 19, 29, 41, 42, 51-56, 97)
                  8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY (98)

                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900119    Q.B10x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
              candidates running in the Congressional race for R's
              district <Third mention>
              Q.B10x(3) Third Congressional <House> candidate named.

              Built from Q.B10a(3) & Q.B10b(3)

                  1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF
                      PARTY ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                      MENTION
                  7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                      MENTION

                  9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION
                  0.  INAP, 5 or 9 in Q.B10; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900120    Q.B11.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  U.S. SENATE RACE IN STATE (CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES
                      AT LEAST ONE NAME FROM #11-#16)
                  2.  ALL OTHERS (No U.S. Senate Race in State)...(0 in
                      Q.B12-Q.B12x(3))

==============================
VAR 900121    Q.B12.  And how about the candidates who ran in this state
              for the United States Senate in Washington?  Do you happen
              to remember what the candidates' names were?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.B12a(1)-Q.B12x(3))

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B12a(1)-Q.B12x(3))
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B12a(1)-Q.B12x(3))
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11

==============================
VAR 900122    Q.B12a.  Who were they? (PROBE: Any others?) <First mention>
              Q.B12a(1). Candidate number code for first Congressional
              <Senate> candidate named.

              <See Q.B12 for complete question text>
              Precoded in box by interviewer

              *If a House of Representatives candidate or if a gubernatorial
              candidate was mentioned at Q.B12a, the House candidate number
              (#31-36) or the gubernatorial candidate number (#51-56) was
              coded.  Built variables Q.B12aa (code 7) and Q.B12x (codes 4,5)
              assigned these cases to "name given not on candidate list for
              that race," or "invalid candidate name given."

              For States with Senate Race, but with No Incumbent Senator
              Running:

                  10.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  11.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                  12.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                  21.  "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR
                  22.  "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN SENATOR

              For States with Running Incumbent Senator:

                  10.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  13.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                  14.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                  15.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  16.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER
                  19.  DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP FOR ELECTION
                  29.  REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP FOR ELECTION

             *CANDIDATES TO OTHER OFFICES MENTIONED:   [SEE NOTE ABOVE]
                  31.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE
                  32.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE
                  33.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT FOR THE HOUSE
                  34.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT FOR THE HOUSE
                  35.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER FOR THE HOUSE
                  36.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER FOR THE HOUSE
                  51.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  52.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  53.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  54.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  55.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  56.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              OTHER:

                  97.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST

                  98.  DK candidate's name, but recalls party
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                       mention

==============================
VAR 900123    Q.B12b. (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN Q.B12a) What was <first
              mentioned Senate candidate> (NAME's) party?
              Q.B12b(1).  Party code for first Congressional <Senate>
              candidate named.

              <See Q.B12 for complete question text>

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC
                  5.  REPUBLICAN
                  7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY...(Make Card)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                      mention

==============================
VAR 900124    Q.B12aa. Who were they? <First mention>
              Q.B12aa(1) Collapsed code for first Congressional <Senate>
              candidate named.

              <See Q.B12 for complete question text>

              Built from Q.B12a(1)

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 13, 15)
                  2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 14, 16)
                  3.  THIRD PARTY/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE (10, 80)
                  7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE 19,
                      21, 22, 29, 31-36, 51-56, 97)
                  8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY (98)

                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                      mention

==============================
VAR 900125    Q.B12x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
              candidates running in the Senate race for R's State of
              current residence. <First mention>
              Q.B12x(1) First Congressional <Senate> candidate named.

              Built from Q.B12a(1) & Q.B12b(1)

                  1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF
                      PARTY ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                      MENTION
                  7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                      MENTION

                  9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                      mention

==============================
VAR 900126    Q.B12a.  Who were they? (PROBE: Any others?) <Second
              mention>
              Q.B12a(2). Candidate number code for second Congressional
              <Senate> candidate named.

              <See Q.B12 for complete question text>
              Precoded in box by interviewer

              *If a House of Representatives candidate or if a gubernatorial
              candidate was mentioned at Q.B12a, the House candidate number
              (#31-36) or the gubernatorial candidate number (#51-56) was
              coded.  Built variables Q.B12aa (code 7) and Q.B12x (codes 4,5)
              assigned these cases to "name given not on candidate list for
              that race," or "invalid candidate name given."

              For States with Senate Race, but with No Incumbent Senator
              Running:

                  10.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  11.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                  12.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                  21.  "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR
                  22.  "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN SENATOR

              For States with Running Incumbent Senator:

                  10.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  13.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                  14.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                  15.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  16.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER
                  19.  DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP FOR ELECTION
                  29.  REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP FOR ELECTION

             *CANDIDATES TO OTHER OFFICES MENTIONED:   [SEE NOTE ABOVE]
                  31.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE
                  32.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE
                  33.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT FOR THE HOUSE
                  34.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT FOR THE HOUSE
                  35.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER FOR THE HOUSE
                  36.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER FOR THE HOUSE
                  51.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  52.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  53.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  54.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  55.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  56.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              OTHER:

                  97.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST

                  98.  DK candidate's name, but recalls party
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                       mention

==============================
VAR 900127    Q.B12b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN Q.B12a) What was <Second
              mentioned Senate candidate> (NAME's) party?
              Q.B12b(2).  Party code for second Congressional <Senate>
              candidate named.

              <See Q.B12 for complete question text>

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC
                  5.  REPUBLICAN
                  7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY...(Make Card)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                      mention

==============================
VAR 900128    Q.B12aa. Who were they? <Second mention>
              Q.B12aa(2) Collapsed code for Second Congressional <Senate>
              candidate named.

              <See Q.B12 for complete question text>

              Built from Q.B12a(2)

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 13, 15)
                  2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 14, 16)
                  3.  THIRD PARTY/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE (10, 80)
                  7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE 19,
                      21, 22, 29, 31-36, 51-56, 97)
                  8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY (98)

                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                      mention

==============================
VAR 900129    Q.B12x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
              candidates running in the Senate race for R's State of
              current residence. <Second mention>
              Q.B12x(2) Second Congressional <Senate> candidate named.

              Built from Q.B12a(2) & Q.B12b(2)

                  1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY

                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF
                      PARTY ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                      MENTION
                  7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                      MENTION

                  9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                      mention

==============================
VAR 900130    Q.B12a.  Who were they? (PROBE: Any others?) <Third mention>
              Q.B12a(3). Candidate number code for third Congressional
              <Senate> candidate named.

              <See Q.B12 for complete question text>
              Precoded in box by interviewer

              *If a House of Representatives candidate or if a gubernatorial
              candidate was mentioned at Q.B12a, the House candidate number
              (#31-36) or the gubernatorial candidate number (#51-56) was
              coded.  Built variables Q.B12aa (code 7) and Q.B12x (codes 4,5)
              assigned these cases to "name given not on candidate list for
              that race," or "invalid candidate name given."

              For States with Senate Race, but with No Incumbent Senator
              Running:

                  10.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  11.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                  12.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                  21.  "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR
                  22.  "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN SENATOR

              For States with Running Incumbent Senator:

                  10.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  13.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                  14.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                  15.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  16.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER
                  19.  DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP FOR ELECTION
                  29.  REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP FOR ELECTION

             *CANDIDATES TO OTHER OFFICES MENTIONED:   [SEE NOTE ABOVE]
                  31.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE
                  32.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THE HOUSE
                  33.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT FOR THE HOUSE
                  34.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT FOR THE HOUSE
                  35.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER FOR THE HOUSE
                  36.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER FOR THE HOUSE
                  51.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  52.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE
                  53.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  54.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION
                  55.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  56.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              OTHER:

                  97.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST

                  98.  DK candidate's name, but recalls party
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                       mention

==============================
VAR 900131    Q.B12b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN Q.B12a) What was <Third
              mentioned Senate candidate> (NAME's) party?
              Q.B12b(3).  Party code for third Congressional <Senate>
              candidate named.

              <See Q.B12 for complete question text>

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC
                  5.  REPUBLICAN
                  7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY...(Make Card)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                      mention

==============================
VAR 900132    Q.B12aa. Who were they? <Third mention>
              Q.B12aa(3) Collapsed code for third Congressional <Senate>
              candidate named.

              <See Q.B12 for complete question text>

              Built from Q.B12a(3)

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 13, 15)
                  2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 14, 16)
                  3.  THIRD PARTY/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE (10, 80)
                  7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE 19,
                      21, 22, 29, 31-36, 51-56, 97)
                  8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY (98)

                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                      mention

==============================
VAR 900133  Q.B12x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
            candidates running in the Senate race for R's State of
            current residence. <Third mention>
            Q.B12x(3) Third Congressional <Senate> candidate named.

              Built from Q.B12a(3) & Q.B12b(3)

                  1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF
                      PARTY ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
                  6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                      MENTION
                  7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                      MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                      MENTION

                  9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.B11; 5, 8-9 in Q.B12; no further
                      mention

==============================
VAR 900134    Q.B13.  (RB, P.5) I'd like to get your feelings toward some
              of our political leaders and other people who have been in
              the news.

              I'll read the name of a person and I'd like you to rate that
              person using something called the feeling thermometer.  You
              can choose any number between 0 and 100.  The higher the
              number, the warmer or more favorable you feel toward that
              person; the lower the number, the colder or less favorable.
              You would rate the person at the 50 degree mark if you feel
              neither warm nor cold toward them.  If we come to a person
              whose name YOU DON'T RECOGNIZE, you don't need to rate that
              person.  Just tell me and we'll move on to the next one. Our
              first person is George Bush.

              PROBE FOR "I DON'T KNOW" RESPONSE: When you say "don't know"
              do you mean that you don't know who the person is, or do you
              have something else in mind?
              Q.B13a.  GEORGE BUSH

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900135     Q.B13b.  Mario Cuomo <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900136     Q.B13c.  Mikhail Gorbachev <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900137     Q.B13d.  Dan Quayle <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900138     Q.B13e.  Ronald Reagan <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900139     Q.B13f.  Jesse Jackson <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900140    Q.B13g.  (NAME # 11, 13 or 15) DEMOCRATIC U.S. SENATE
              CANDIDATE <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .

                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, No U.S. Senate race in state; No Democratic
                        U.S. Senate candidate
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900141    Q.B13h.  (NAME # 12, 14 or 16) REPUBLICAN U.S. SENATE
              CANDIDATE <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, No U.S. Senate race in state; No Republican
                        U.S. Senate candidate
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900142    Q.B13k.  (NAME # 19 or 29) INCUMBENT WHOSE TERM IS NOT
              UP--RACE IN STATE <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, No U.S. Senate race in state
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900143    Q.B13m.  (NAME # 17 or 18) FIRST U.S. SENATOR--NO RACE IN
              STATE <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, U.S. Senate race in state
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900144    Q.B13n.  (NAME # 17, 18, 27, or 28) SECOND U.S. SENATOR--NO
              RACE IN STATE <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, U.S. Senate race in state
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900145    Q.B13o.  (NAME # 31, 33 or 35) DEMOCRATIC U.S. HOUSE
              CANDIDATE <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900146    Q.B13p.  (NAME # 32, 34 or 36) REPUBLICAN U.S. HOUSE
              CANDIDATE <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900147    Q.B13q.  (NAME # 51, 53, 55) DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL
              CANDIDATE <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, No Democratic Gubernatorial candidate; No
                        Gubernatorial race in state
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900148    Q.B13r.  (NAME # 52, 54, 56) REPUBLICAN GUBERNATORIAL
              CANDIDATE <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, No Republican Gubernatorial candidate; No
                        Gubernatorial race in state
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900149    Q.B13t.  (NAME # 57, 58, 61, or 62) GOVERNOR (NO RACE) OR
              RETIRING GOVERNOR <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, No Gubernatorial Incumbent
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900150    Q.B13u.  (NAME # 50 - CONNECTICUT ONLY) THIRD PARTY
              GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B13 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  000.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  888.  INAP, No third party candidate; Not interviewed in
                        Connecticut;
                  997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900151    Q.B14.  (RB, STILL ON P.5) And still using the feeling
              thermometer, how would you rate the following:
              Q.B14a.  The Democratic Party

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900152     Q.B14b.  The Republican Party <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900153     Q.B14c.  Political parties in general <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900154     Q.B14d.  Supporters of abortion <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900155     Q.B14e.  Blacks <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900156     Q.B14f.  Conservatives <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .

                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900157     Q.B14g.  Labor unions <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900158     Q.B14h.  The Women's Movement <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900159     Q.B14j.  People on Welfare <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900160    Q.B14k.  People seeking to protect the environment <Feeling
              thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900161     Q.B14m.  Liberals <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900162     Q.B14n.  Poor people <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900163     Q.B14o.  Opponents of abortion <Feeling thermometer>

              <See Q.B14 for complete question text>

              CODE actual NUMBER

                  001.

                        .
                        .
                  100.

                  998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900164    Q.B15.  Do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way the U.S.
              CONGRESS has been handling its job?

                  1.  APPROVE
                  5.  DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B15a/Q.B15b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B15a/Q.B15b)

==============================
VAR 900165    Q.B15a.  Do you approve STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY <of the way
              the U.S. Congress has been handling its job>?
              Q.B15b.  Do you disapprove STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY <of the
              way the U.S. Congress has been handling its job>?

                  1.  STRONGLY APPROVE
                  2.  NOT STRONGLY APPROVE
                  4.  NOT STRONGLY DISAPPROVE
                  5.  STRONGLY DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.B15

==============================
VAR 900166    Q.B16.  In 1988 George Bush ran on the Republican ticket
              against Michael Dukakis for the Democrats.  Do you remember
              for sure whether or not you voted in that election?

                  1.  YES, DID VOTE
                  5.  NO, DIDN'T VOTE...(0 in Q.B16a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.B16a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.B16a)

==============================
VAR 900167    Q.B16a.  Which one did you vote for <in the 1988
              Presidential Election>?

              <See Q.B16 for complete question text>

                  1.  BUSH
                  2.  DUKAKIS
                  5.  OTHER

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.B16

==============================
VAR 900168     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13a.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?

                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900169     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13b.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900170     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13c.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900171     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13d.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900172     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13e.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900173     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13f.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you

                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900174     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13g.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, No U.S. Senate race in state; No Democratic
                      U.S. Senate candidate

==============================
VAR 900175     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13h.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, No U.S. Senate race in state; No Republican
                      U.S. Senate candidate

==============================
VAR 900176     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13k.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, No U.S. Senate race in state

==============================
VAR 900177     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13m.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, U.S. Senate race in state

==============================
VAR 900178     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13n.

                  0.  NOT PROBED

                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, U.S. Senate race in state

==============================
VAR 900179     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13o.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate

==============================
VAR 900180     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13p.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate

==============================
VAR 900181     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13q.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, No Democratic Gubernatorial candidate; No
                      Gubernatorial race in state

==============================
VAR 900182     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13r.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, No Republican Gubernatorial candidate; No
                      Gubernatorial race in state

==============================
VAR 900183     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13t.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, No Gubernatorial Incumbent

==============================
VAR 900184     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B13u.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

                  9.  INAP, No third party candidate; Not interviewed in
                      Connecticut;

==============================
VAR 900185     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14a.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900186     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14b.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900187     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14c.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900188     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14d.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900189     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14e.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900190     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14f.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you

                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900191     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14g.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900192     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14h.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900193     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14j.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900194     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14k.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900195     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14m.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900196     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14n.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900197     PROBE INDICATOR--Q.B14o.

                  0.  NOT PROBED
                  1.  (RQ) Repeat question
                  2.  (WT) What do you think?
                  3.  (WC) Which is closer?
                  4.  (WM) Whatever it means to you
                  5.  Probe box checked
                  6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WM; RQ and WC
                  7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear...(MAKE CARD)

==============================
VAR 900198    

           Next I would like to ask you some questions about the
              candidate(s) who ran in this district for the U.S. House of
              Representatives.

              Q.C1.  Was there anything in particular that you liked about
              (NAME # 31, 33, or 35), the Democratic candidate for the
              U.S. House of Representatives?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.C1a)
                  7.  R VOLUNTEERS: "I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS
                      PERSON"...(0 in Q.C1a-Q.C2a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.C1a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C1a)
                  0.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate

==============================
VAR 900199       Q.C1a(1).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else that you liked about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS

              <See Q.C1 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  9998.  DK...(0 in Q.C1a(2)-Q.C1a(5))
                  9999.  NA...(0 in Q.C1a(2)-Q.C1a(5))
                  0000.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 5, 7-9
                         in Q.C1

==============================
VAR 900200       Q.C1a(2).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else that you liked about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS

              <See Q.C1 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 5, 7-9
                         in Q.C1; 9998-9999 in Q.C1a(1); no further
                         mention

==============================
VAR 900201       Q.C1a(3).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else that you liked about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS

              <See Q.C1 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 5, 7-9
                         in Q.C1; 9998-9999 in Q.C1a(1); no further
                         mention

==============================
VAR 900202       Q.C1a(4).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else that you liked about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS

              <See Q.C1 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 5, 7-9
                         in Q.C1; 9998-9999 in Q.C1a(1); no further
                         mention

==============================
VAR 900203       Q.C1a(5).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else that you liked about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS

              <See Q.C1 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 5, 7-9
                         in Q.C1; 9998-9999 in Q.C1a(1); no further
                         mention

==============================
VAR 900204       Q.C2.  Was there anything in particular that you didn't like
              about (NAME # 31, 33, or 35) <the Democratic candidate for
              the U.S. House of Representatives>?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.C2a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.C2a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C2a)
                  0.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 7 in Q.C1

==============================
VAR 900205       Q.C2a(1).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else that you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS
              NO.") <First mention>

              <See Q.C2 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .

                  9997.

                  9998.  DK...(0 in Q.C2a(2)-Q.C2a(5))
                  9999.  NA...(0 in Q.C2a(2)-Q.C2a(5))
                  0000.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 7 in
                         Q.C1; 5, 8-9 in Q.C2

==============================
VAR 900206       Q.C2a(2).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else that you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS
              NO.") <Second mention>

              <See Q.C2 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 7 in
                         Q.C1; 5, 8-9 in Q.C2; 9998-9999 in Q.C2a(1); no
                         further mention

==============================
VAR 900207       Q.C2a(3).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else that you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS
              NO.") <Third mention>

              <See Q.C2 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.

              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 7 in
                         Q.C1; 5, 8-9 in Q.C2; 9998-9999 in Q.C2a(1); no
                         further mention

==============================
VAR 900208       Q.C2a(4).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else that you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS
              NO.") <Fourth mention>

              <See Q.C2 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 7 in
                         Q.C1; 5, 8-9 in Q.C2; 9998-9999 in Q.C2a(1); no
                         further mention

==============================
VAR 900209       Q.C2a(5).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else that you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS
              NO.") <Fifth mention>

              <See Q.C2 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House candidate; 7 in
                         Q.C1; 5, 8-9 in Q.C2; 9998-9999 in Q.C2a(1); no
                         further mention

==============================
VAR 900210       Q.C3.  Was there anything in particular that you liked about
              (NAME # 32, 34, or 36), the Republican candidate for the
              U.S. House of Representatives?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.C3a)
                  7.  R VOLUNTEERS: "I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS
                      PERSON"...(0 in Q.C3a-Q.C4a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.C3a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C3a)
                  0.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate

==============================
VAR 900211       Q.C3a(1).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else you liked about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
              <First mention>

              <See Q.C3 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  9998.  DK...(0 in Q.C3a(2)-Q.C3a(5))
                  9999.  NA...(0 in Q.C3a(2)-Q.C3a(5))
                  0000.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 5, 7-9
                         in Q.C3

==============================
VAR 900212       Q.C3a(2).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else you liked about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
              <Second mention>

              <See Q.C3 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 5, 7-9
                         in Q.C3; 9998-9999 in Q.C3a(1); no further
                         mention

==============================
VAR 900213       Q.C3a(3).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else you liked about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
              <Third mention>

              <See Q.C3 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 5, 7-9
                         in Q.C3; 9998-9999 in Q.C3a(1); no further
                         mention

==============================
VAR 900214       Q.C3a(4).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else you liked about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
              <Fourth mention>

              <See Q.C3 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 5, 7-9

                         in Q.C3; 9998-9999 in Q.C3a(1); no further
                         mention

==============================
VAR 900215       Q.C3a(5).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else you liked about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
              <Fifth mention>

              <See Q.C3 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 5, 7-9
                         in Q.C3; 9998-9999 in Q.C3a(1); no further
                         mention

==============================
VAR 900216       Q.C4.  Was there anything in particular that you didn't like
              about (NAME # 32, 34, or 36) <the Republican candidate for
              U.S. House of Representatives>?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.C4a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.C4a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C4a)
                  0.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 7 in Q.C3

==============================
VAR 900217       Q.C4a(1).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS

              <See Q.C4 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  9998.  DK...(0 in Q.C4a(2)-Q.C4a(5))
                  9999.  NA...(0 in Q.C4a(2)-Q.C4a(5))
                  0000.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 7 in
                         Q.C3; 5, 8-9 in Q.C4

==============================
VAR 900218       Q.C4a(2).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS

              <See Q.C4 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 7 in
                         Q.C3; 5, 8-9 in Q.C4; 9998-9999 in Q.C4a(1); no
                         further mention

==============================
VAR 900219       Q.C4a(3).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS

              <See Q.C4 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 7 in
                         Q.C3; 5, 8-9 in Q.C4; 9998-9999 in Q.C4a(1); no
                         further mention

==============================
VAR 900220       Q.C4a(4).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS

              <See Q.C4 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 7 in
                         Q.C3; 5, 8-9 in Q.C4; 9998-9999 in Q.C4a(1); no
                         further mention

==============================
VAR 900221       Q.C4a(5).  (IF NECESSARY: What was that?) (PROBE: Anything
              else you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS

              <See Q.C4 for complete question text>

              Code 5 mentions. Code number pre-coded in green.
              Use PARTY/CANDIDATE Master Code.

                  0001.
                         .
                         .
                  9997.

                  0000.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House candidate; 7 in
                         Q.C3; 5, 8-9 in Q.C4; 9998-9999 in Q.C4a(1); no
                         further mention

==============================
VAR 900222     Q.C5.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  DISTRICT IN WHICH TWO MAJOR PARTY HOUSE CANDIDATES
                      RAN (CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES ONE NAME #31, 33 OR 35
                      AND ONE NAME #32,34 OR 36)...(0 in Q.C10-Q.C10aa)
                  2.  DISTRICT IN WHICH ONLY ONE MAJOR PARTY HOUSE
                      CANDIDATE RAN (CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES EITHER NAME
                            31, 33 or 35 OR NAME #32, 34, OR 36, BUT NOT

                      BOTH)...(0 in Q.C6-Q.C9aa)

==============================
VAR 900223       Q.C6(1).  In the campaign IN THIS DISTRICT for the U.S.
              House of Representatives, what would you say was the SINGLE
              most important issue to you? <First mention>

              Code 3 mentions. Use CAMPAIGN ISSUE Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  998.  DK...(0 in Q.C6(2)-Q.C8bb)
                  999.  NA...(0 in Q.C6(2)-Q.C8bb)
                  000.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5

==============================
VAR 900224       Q.C6(2).  In the campaign IN THIS DISTRICT for the U.S.
              House of Representatives, what would you say was the SINGLE

              most important issue to you? <Second mention>

              Code 3 mentions. Use CAMPAIGN ISSUE Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  000.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5; 998-999 in Q.C6(1); no further
                        mention

==============================
VAR 900225       Q.C6(3).  In the campaign IN THIS DISTRICT for the U.S.
              House of Representatives, what would you say was the SINGLE
              most important issue to you? <Third mention>

              Code 3 mentions. Use CAMPAIGN ISSUE Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  000.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5; 998-999 in Q.C6(1); no further
                        mention

==============================
VAR 900226     Q.C7.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  R HAS NOT MENTIONED ANY ISSUES...(0 in Q.C8-Q.C8bb)

                  2.  R HAS MENTIONED ONLY ONE ISSUE (includes 39 cases in
                      which the response to C6 was coded in 2 or 3
                      mentions.  These cases were not asked C8.  The first
                      mention to C6 was transferred to Q.C8.)
                  3.  ALL OTHERS

                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5; 998-999 in Q.C6(1)

==============================
VAR 900227       Q.C8.  Of those you've mentioned, what would you say is the
              single most important issue to you?

              If R mentioned a single issue in response to C6, his/her
              answer has been reported here.

              Use CAMPAIGN ISSUE Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  998.  DK...(0 in Q.C8a-Q.C8bb)
                  999.  NA...(0 in Q.C8a-Q.C8bb)
                  000.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5; 998-999 in Q.C6(1); 1, 2 in Q.C7

==============================
VAR 900228       Q.C8a.  Did you tend to prefer one of the <House of
              Representatives> candidates because of this issue?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.C8b-Q.C8bb)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.C8b-Q.C8bb)

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C8b-Q.C8bb)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5; 998-999 in Q.C6(1); 1 in Q.C7;
                      998-999 in Q.C8

==============================
VAR 900229       Q.C8b.  Which candidate <for House of Representatives> did
              you prefer?

              Code number precoded in box. Use CANDIDATE NUMBER Code.

              *If a senator or senatorial candidate or if a gubernatorial
               candidate was mentioned at Q.C8b, the senatorial candidate
               (#11-16,19,29) or gubernatorial candidate (#51-56) was coded.
               Built variable Q.C8bb assigned these cases to "name not on
               candidate list for this race."

              For Districts with No Incumbent Representative Running:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  31.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                  32.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
                  41.  "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT
                  42.  "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT

              For Districts with Running Incumbent Representative:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  33.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                  34.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                  35.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  36.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              *CANDIDATES TO OTHER OFFICES MENTIONED:  [SEE ABOVE:]
                  11.  Democratic candidate to senate
                  12.  Republican candidate to senate
                  13.  Democratic incumbent to senate
                  14.  Republican incumbent to senate
                  15.  Democratic challenger to senate
                  16.  Republican challenger to senate
                  19.  Democratic senator not up
                  29.  Republican senator not up
                  51.  Democratic candidate in open race
                  52.  Republican candidate in open race
                  53.  Democratic incumbent running for re-election
                  54.  Republican incumbent running for re-election
                  55.  Democratic challenger
                  56.  Republican challenger

              OTHER:

                  97.  NAME NOT GIVEN ON LIST FOR THIS RACE

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5; 998-999 in Q.C6(1); 1 in Q.C7;
                       998-999 in Q.C8; 5, 8-9 in Q.C8a

==============================
VAR 900230     Q.C8bb.  <U.S. House of Representatives>... Candidate Named

              Built from Q.C8b

                  1.  Democratic candidate (31, 33, 35)
                  2.  Republican candidate (32, 34, 36)
                  3.  Third party candidate (30)
                  7.  Name not on candidate list for this race 11-16, 19,
                      29, 41, 42, 51-56, 97)

                  8.  DK (98)
                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5; 998-999 in Q.C6(1); 1 in Q.C7;
                      998-999 in Q.C8; 5, 8-9 in Q.C8a

==============================
VAR 900231       Q.C9.  Do you happen to know if either of these candidates,
              (NAME 31, 33 or 35) or (NAME #32, 34 or 36) was already in
              the U.S. House of Representatives before the election?

                  1.  YES, ONE CANDIDATE WAS
                  2.  NEITHER CANDIDATE WAS...(0 in Q.C9a-Q.C9aa)
                  3.  Both candidates were
                  5.  DK (DON'T PROBE)...(0 in Q.C9a-Q.C9aa)

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C9a-Q.C9aa)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5

==============================
VAR 900232       Q.C9a.  Which <U.S. House of Representatives Incumbent> was
              that?

              <See Q.C9 for complete question text>

              Code number precoded in box. Use CANDIDATE NUMBER Code.

              For Districts with No Incumbent Representative Running:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  31.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                  32.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

              For Districts with Running Incumbent Representative:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  33.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                  34.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                  35.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  36.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER
                  90.  Both Democratic and Republican candidates

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA

                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5; 2, 5 or 9 in Q.C9

==============================
VAR 900233     Q.C9aa.  <U.S. House of Representatives>... Candidate Named

              Built from Q.C9a

                  1.  Democratic candidate (31, 33, 35)
                  2.  Republican     "     (32, 34, 36)
                  6.  Both Democratic and Republican candidates (90)

                  8.  DK (98)
                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C5; 2, 5 or 9 in Q.C9

==============================
VAR 900234       Q.C10.  IF ONLY ONE HOUSE CANDIDATE RAN IN THE DISTRICT: Do
              you happen to know if (NAME #31,32,33,34,35, or 36) was
              already in the U.S. House of Representatives before the
              election?

              In the questionnaire, category 3 is printed as "2"

                  1.  YES, CANDIDATE WAS
                  3.  NO, CANDIDATE WAS NOT...(0 in Q.C10a-Q.C10aa)
                  5.  DK (DON'T PROBE)...(0 in Q.C10a-Q.C10aa)

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C10a-Q.C10aa)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C5

==============================
VAR 900235     Q.C10a.  Candidate Number of the House Candidate

              Code number precoded in box. Use CANDIDATE NUMBER Code.

              For Districts with No Incumbent Representative Running:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  31.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                  32.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

              For Districts with Running Incumbent Representative:

                  30.  THIRD PARTY CANDIDATE
                  33.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                  34.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                  35.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  36.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 1 in Q.C5; 3, 5, 9 in Q.C10

==============================
VAR 900236     Q.C10aa. <U.S. House of Representatives>... Candidate Named

              Built from Q.C10a

                  1.  Democratic candidate (31, 33, 35)
                  2.  Republican candidate (32, 34, 36)

                  8.  DK (98)
                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C5; 3, 5, 9 in Q.C10

==============================
VAR 900237     Q.C11.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  DISTRICT IN WHICH A MAJOR PARTY HOUSE INCUMBENT RAN
                      (CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES NAME #33 OR NAME #34) (12,
                      14, 21, 24 in 101) ... (0 in Q.C17-Q.C20)
                  2.  DISTRICT IN WHICH NO MAJOR PARTY HOUSE INCUMBENT RAN
                      (CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES NAME #31 AND/OR NAME #32)
                      (51, 52, 55, 61, 62, 65, 99 in 101) ... (0 in
                      Q.C12-Q.C16)

==============================
VAR 900238       Q.C12.  (RB, P.6)  There are many ways in which U.S.
              Representatives can have contact with the people from their
              districts.  On this page are some of these ways.  Think of
              (NAME #33 or 34) who has been a U.S. Representative in
              Washington.  Have you come into contact with or learned
              anything about (him/her) through any of these ways?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO; NO CONTACT AT ALL...(0 in Q.C12aa-Q.C12ah)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C12aa-Q.C12ah)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11

==============================
VAR 900239       Q.C12a.  Which ones?  (MARK ALL MENTIONS)
              Q.C12aa.  MET HIM/HER PERSONALLY <House incumbent>

              <See V238 for full question text>

                  1.  Checked

                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C12

==============================
VAR 900240       Q.C12ab.  ATTENDED A MEETING OR GATHERING WHERE HE/SHE
SPOKE
              <House incumbent>

              <See V238 for full question text>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C12

==============================
VAR 900241       Q.C12ac.  TALKED TO A MEMBER OF HIS/HER STAFF OR SOMEONE
IN
              HIS/HER OFFICE <House incumbent>

              <See V238 for full question text>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C12

==============================
VAR 900242       Q.C12ad.  RECEIVED SOMETHING IN THE MAIL FROM HIM/HER
<House
              incumbent>

              <See V238 for full question text>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C12

==============================
VAR 900243       Q.C12ae.  READ ABOUT HIM/HER IN A NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE
              <House incumbent>

              <See V238 for full question text>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C12

==============================
VAR 900244     Q.C12af.  HEARD HIM/HER ON THE RADIO <House incumbent>

              <See V238 for full question text>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C12

==============================
VAR 900245     Q.C12ag.  SAW HIM/HER ON TV <House incumbent>

              <See V238 for full question text>

                  1.  Checked

                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C12

==============================
VAR 900246       Q.C12ah.  OTHER CONTACT NOT INCLUDED IN a-g ABOVE (PLEASE
              SPECIFY) <House incumbent>

              <See V238 for full question text>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C12

==============================
VAR 900247       Q.C13.  Do you know anyone, any of your family, friends, or
              people at work, who have had some contact with (NAME #33 or
              34)? <House incumbent>

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11

==============================
VAR 900248     Q.C14.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  DISTRICT IN WHICH A HOUSE INCUMBENT HAD CANDIDATE
                      OPPOSITION (CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES NAME #35 OR NAME
                      #36) (Democratic incumbent-Republican challenger,
                      Republican incumbent-Democratic challenger)
                  2.  DISTRICT IN WHICH HOUSE INCUMBENT RAN UNOPPOSED
                      (HOUSE CANDIDATE LIST HAS ONLY NAME #33 OR NAME #34)
                      (Democratic incumbent-unopposed, Republican
                      incumbent-unopposed) ... (0 in Q.C15-Q.C16)

                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11

==============================
VAR 900249       Q.C15.  (RB, STILL ON P.6)  How about (NAME #35 or 36) who
              also ran for the House of Representatives from this district
              in the last election.  Have you come into contact with or
              learned anything about (him/her) through any of these ways?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO; NO CONTACT AT ALL...(0 in Q.C15aa-Q.C15ah)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.C15aa-Q.C15ah)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C15aa-Q.C15ah)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 2 in Q.C14

==============================
VAR 900250       Q.C15a.  Which ones?  (MARK ALL MENTIONS)
              Q.C15aa.  MET HIM/HER PERSONALLY <House challenger>

              <See V249 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 2 in Q.C14; 5, 8-9 in Q.C15

==============================
VAR 900251       Q.C15ab.  ATTENDED A MEETING OR GATHERING WHERE HE/SHE
SPOKE
              <House challenger>

              <See V249 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 2 in Q.C14; 5, 8-9 in Q.C15

==============================
VAR 900252       Q.C15ac.  TALKED TO A MEMBER OF HIS/HER STAFF OR SOMEONE
IN
              HIS/HER OFFICE <House challenger>

              <See V249 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 2 in Q.C14; 5, 8-9 in Q.C15

==============================
VAR 900253       Q.C15ad.  RECEIVED SOMETHING IN THE MAIL FROM HIM/HER
<House
              challenger>

              <See V249 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 2 in Q.C14; 5, 8-9 in Q.C15

==============================
VAR 900254       Q.C15ae.  READ ABOUT HIM/HER IN A NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE
              <House challenger>

              <See V249 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 2 in Q.C14; 5, 8-9 in Q.C15

==============================
VAR 900255     Q.C15af.  HEARD HIM/HER ON THE RADIO <House challenger>

              <See V249 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 2 in Q.C14; 5, 8-9 in Q.C15

==============================
VAR 900256     Q.C15ag.  SAW HIM/HER ON TV <House challenger>

              <See V249 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 2 in Q.C14; 5, 8-9 in Q.C15

==============================
VAR 900257       Q.C15ah.  OTHER CONTACT NOT INCLUDED IN a-g ABOVE (PLEASE
              SPECIFY) <House challenger>

              <See V249 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 2 in Q.C14; 5, 8-9 in Q.C15

==============================
VAR 900258       Q.C16.  Do you know anyone, any of your family, friends, or
              people at work, who have had some contact with (NAME #35 or
              36)? <House challenger>

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.C11; 2 in Q.C14

==============================
VAR 900259       -- DISTRICT IN WHICH NO HOUSE INCUMBENT RAN --
              Q.C17.  (RB, P.6)  There are many ways in which
              congressional candidates can have contact with the people
              from their district.  On this page are some of these ways.
              Think about (NAME #31) who ran for the U.S. House of
              Representatives from this district in the last election.
              Have you come into contact with or learned anything about
              (him/her) through any of these ways?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO; NO CONTACT AT ALL...(0 in Q.C17aa-Q.C17ah)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.C17aa-Q.C17ah)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C17aa-Q.C17ah)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Democratic House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900260       Q.C17a.  Which ones?  (MARK ALL MENTIONS)
              Q.C17aa.  MET HIM/HER PERSONALLY <Democratic House
              Candidate>

              <See V259 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C17; (No Democratic
                      House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900261       Q.C17ab.  ATTENDED A MEETING OR GATHERING WHERE HE/SHE
SPOKE
              <Democratic House Candidate>

              <See V259 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C17; (No Democratic
                      House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900262       Q.C17ac.  TALKED TO A MEMBER OF HIS/HER STAFF OR SOMEONE
IN
              HIS/HER OFFICE <Democratic House Candidate>

              <See V259 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C17; (No Democratic
                      House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900263       Q.C17ad.  RECEIVED SOMETHING IN THE MAIL FROM HIM/HER
              <Democratic House Candidate>
              <See V259 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C17; (No Democratic
                      House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900264     Q.C17ae.  READ ABOUT HIM/HER IN A NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE

              <See V259 for full question text.>

              <Democratic House Candidate>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C17; (No Democratic
                      House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900265       Q.C17af.  HEARD HIM/HER ON THE RADIO <Democratic House
              Candidate>

              <See V259 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C17; (No Democratic
                      House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900266     Q.C17ag.  SAW HIM/HER ON TV <Democratic House Candidate>

              <See V259 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C17; (No Democratic
                      House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900267       Q.C17ah.  OTHER CONTACT NOT INCLUDED IN a-g ABOVE (PLEASE
              SPECIFY) <Democratic House Candidate>

              <See V259 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11; 5, 8-9 in Q.C17; (No Democratic
                      House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900268       Q.C18.  Do you know anyone, any of your family, friends, or
              people at work, who have had some contact with (NAME #31)?
              <Democratic House Candidate>

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Democratic House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900269       C19.  (RB, STILL ON P.6)  How about (NAME #32) who (also)
              ran for the U.S. House of Representatives from this district
              in the last election.  Have you come into contact with or
              learned anything about (him/her) through any of these ways?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO; NO CONTACT AT ALL...(0 in Q.C19aa-Q.C19ah)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.C19aa-Q.C19ah)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.C19aa-Q.C19ah)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Republican House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900270       Q.C19a.  Which ones?  (MARK ALL MENTIONS)
              Q.C19aa.  MET HIM/HER PERSONALLY <Republican House
              Candidate>

              <See V269 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Republican House Candidate); 5,
                      8-9 in Q.C19

==============================
VAR 900271       Q.C19ab.  ATTENDED A MEETING OR GATHERING WHERE HE/SHE
SPOKE
              <Republican House Candidate>

              <See V269 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Republican House Candidate); 5,
                      8-9 in Q.C19

==============================
VAR 900272     Q.C19ac.  TALKED TO A MEMBER OF HIS/HER STAFF OR SOMEONE IN
            HIS/HER OFFICE <Republican House Candidate>

              <See V269 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Republican House Candidate); 5,
                      8-9 in Q.C19

==============================
VAR 900273       Q.C19ad.  RECEIVED SOMETHING IN THE MAIL FROM HIM/HER
              <Republican House Candidate>

              <See V269 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Republican House Candidate); 5,
                      8-9 in Q.C19

==============================
VAR 900274       Q.C19ae.  READ ABOUT HIM/HER IN A NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE
              <Republican House Candidate>

              <See V269 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Republican House Candidate); 5,
                      8-9 in Q.C19

==============================
VAR 900275       Q.C19af.  HEARD HIM/HER ON THE RADIO <Republican House
              Candidate>

              <See V269 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Republican House Candidate); 5,
                      8-9 in Q.C19

==============================
VAR 900276     Q.C19ag.  SAW HIM/HER ON TV <Republican House Candidate>

              <See V269 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Republican House Candidate); 5,
                      8-9 in Q.C19

==============================
VAR 900277       Q.C19ah.  OTHER CONTACT NOT INCLUDED IN a-g ABOVE (PLEASE
              SPECIFY) <Republican House Candidate>

              <See V269 for full question text.>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Republican House Candidate); 5,
                      8-9 in Q.C19

==============================
VAR 900278       Q.C20.  Do you know anyone, any of your family, friends, or
              people at work, who have had some contact with (NAME #32)?
              <Republican House Candidate>

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.C11 (No Republican House Candidate)

==============================
VAR 900279       Q.D1.  In talking to people about elections, we often find
              that a lot of people were not able to vote because they
              weren't registered, they were sick, or they just didn't have
              time. How about you--did you vote in the elections this
              November?

                  1.  YES, DID VOTE...(0 in Q.D1a, Q.D15-Q.D15x)
                  5.  NO, DID NOT VOTE...(0 in Q.D3, Q.D6-Q.D11x/D14x)
                  6.  REFUSED TO SAY WHETHER VOTED...(0 in Q.D1a-Q.D2,
                      Q.D2-Q.D3, Q.D6-Q.D15x; INAP IN Q.D2a, Q.D4/D5)
                  7.  NOT OLD ENOUGH TO VOTE (SEE SUPERVISOR BEFORE
                      USING)...(0 in Q.D1a-Q.D2, Q.D2b-Q.D3, Q.D6-Q.D15x;
                      INAP IN Q.D2a, Q.D4/D5)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.D1a, Q.D15-Q.D15x)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.D1a-Q.D2, Q.D2b-Q.D3, Q.D6-Q.D15x; INAP
                      IN Q.D2a, Q.D4/D5)

==============================
VAR 900280     Q.D1a.  Were you registered to vote in this election?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.D2, Q.D2b; Inap in Q.D2a)
                  6.  R VOLUNTEERS: VOTERS NOT REQUIRED TO REGISTER...(0
                      in Q.D2, Q.D2b; Inap in Q.D2a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.D2, Q.D2b; Inap in Q.D2a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.D2, Q.D2b; Inap in Q.D2a)
                  0.  INAP, 1, 6-7, 9 in Q.D1

==============================
VAR 900281       Q.D2.  Your residence is located in (County/City/Town) FROM
              CANDIDATE LIST (State).  Are you registered to vote in
              (County/City/Town) FROM CANDIDATE LIST (State)?

                  1.  YES...(Inap in Q.D2a)
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK...(Inap in Q.D2a)
                  9.  NA...(Inap in Q.D2a)
                  0.  INAP, 6-7, 9 in Q.D1; 5-6, 8-9 in Q.D1a

==============================
VAR 900282     Q.D2a.   In what county and state are you registered?

              Enter text verbatim; use no more than 50 spaces.

              This is an alphabetic variable and has been blanked out to
              protect the confidentiality of the respondent

              Dot (.) = INAP, 6-7, 9 in Q.D1; 5-6, 8-9 in Q.D1a; 1, 8-9 in
              Q.D2

==============================
VAR 900283     Q.D2b.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  R VOTED...(1 IN Q.D1)
                  2.  R DID NOT VOTE or DK if voted (but was registered to
                      vote) ...(5, 8 in Q.D1); 0 in Q.D3, Q.D6-Q.D11x/D14x

                  0.  INAP, 6-7, 9 in Q.D1; 5-6, 8-9 in Q.D1a

==============================
VAR 900284     Q.D3.  Did you vote in person or by absentee ballot?

                  1.  IN PERSON
                  2.  ABSENTEE BALLOT...(Inap in Q.D4/D5)

                  8.  DK...(Inap in Q.D4/D5)
                  9.  NA...(Inap in Q.D4/D5)
                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b

==============================
VAR 900285       Q.D4.  We're interested in how far people have to go to
              vote. Where did you go to vote in the November election?
              (PROBE FOR NAME OR PLACE OR SPECIFIC LOCATION:  E.G.,
              LINCOLN SCHOOL, 87TH STREET FIRE STATION.)
              Q.D5.  REGISTERED BUT DID NOT VOTE -- We're interested in
              how far people have to go to vote. When you have voted,
              where did you go to vote? (PROBE FOR NAME OF PLACE OR
              SPECIFIC LOCATION;  E.G., LINCOLN SCHOOL, 87TH STREET FIRE
              STATION.)

              Enter text verbatim; use no more than 50 spaces. If answer
              is DK, code DK in first 2 spaces. If answer is NA, code NA
              in first 2 spaces.

              This is an alphabetic variable and has been blanked out to
              protect the confidentiality of the respondent

              Dot (.) = Absentee ballot, have never voted; INAP, 6-7, 9 in
              Q.D1; 5-6, 8-9 in Q.D1a; 2, 8-9 in Q.D3

==============================
VAR 900286     Q.D6.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

              Voters only.  See Q.D2/D2a, Address Of Voter Registration.

                  1.  R REGISTERED TO VOTE IN COUNTY AND STATE OF
                      INTERVIEW
                  2.  R REGISTERED TO VOTE OUTSIDE OF COUNTY AND/OR STATE
                      OF INTERVIEW...(9 in Q.D8, Q.D10)
                  3.  R REFUSED TO CONFIRM ADDRESS WHERE REGISTERED

                  9.  NA

                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b

==============================
VAR 900287    Q.D7.  (BALLOT CARD) Here is a list of candidates for the
              major races in this district.  How about the election for
              the House of Representatives in  Washington.  Did you vote
              for a candidate for the U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES?
              Q.D12.  How about the election for the House of
              Representatives in Washington.  Did you vote for a candidate
              for the U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.D7a/D12a-Q.D7b/D12b)
                  7.  R VOLUNTEERS: VOTED FOR CANDIDATE WHOSE NAME IS NOT
                      ON BALLOT CARD

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.D7a/D12a-Q.D7b/D12b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.D7a/D12a-Q.D7b/D12b)
                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b

==============================
VAR 900288    Q.D7a.  Who did you vote for? <U.S. House of
              Representatives>
              Q.12a  Who did you vote for?

              Precoded in box by interviewer.  Use CANDIDATE NUMBER Code.

                  30.  Minor party candidate, minor independent candidate;
                       name given not in Candidate List for that race
                       (applicable for both types of districts)

              DISTRICTS WITH NO RUNNING INCUMBENTS

                  31.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                  32.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

              DISTRICTS WITH RUNNING INCUMBENTS

                  33.  DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
                  34.  REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
                  35.  DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
                  36.  REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER

              IF R VOTED OUTSIDE OF DISTRICT OF INTERVIEW:

                'Outside' districts with no running incumbents:
                  81.  Dem. Candidate
                  82.  Rep. Candidate

                'Outside' districts with running incumbents:
                  83.  Dem. Incumbent
                  84.  Rep. Incumbent
                  85.  Dem. Candidate
                  86.  Rep. Candidate
                  91.  Democrat -- no name given
                  92.  Republican -- no name given

                  98.  DK, refused to name candidate
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b; 5, 8-9 in Q.D7/D12

==============================
VAR 900289       Q.D7x  CANDIDATE NAMED--U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
              Q.12x  CANDIDATE NAMED--U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

              Built from Q.D7a/D12a

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (31, 33, 35, 81, 83, 85, 91)

                  2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (32, 34, 36, 82, 84, 86, 92)
                  3.  THIRD PARTY/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE; name given not in
                      Candidate List for that race (30)

                  8.  DK (98)
                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b; 5, 8-9 in Q.D7/D12

==============================
VAR 900290       Q.D7b.   Would you say your preference for this <House>
              candidate was strong or not strong?
              Q.D12b.  Would you say your preference for this <House>
              candidate was strong or not strong?

                  1.  STRONG
                  5.  NOT STRONG

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b; 5, 8-9 in Q.D7/D12

==============================
VAR 900291     Q.D8.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  U.S. SENATE RACE IN THIS STATE (CANDIDATE LIST
                      INCLUDES AT LEAST ONE NAME FROM #11-#16) (03, 04,
                      12, 21-23, 31-33, 40-42, 44, 47, 49, 54, 56, 62, 68,
                      72 in ICPSR State Code)
                  2.  NO U.S. SENATE RACE (NO NAME FROM #11-#16 ON
                      CANDIDATE LIST) (01, 13, 14, 24, 25, 34, 43, 52, 71,
                      73 in ICPSR State Code)...(0 in
                      Q.D9a/D13a-Q.D9b/13b)
                  9.  NA; R registered outside county/state of interview;
                      2 in Q.D6

                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b

==============================
VAR 900292       Q.D9.  (BALLOT CARD)  How about the election for the United
              States Senate?  Did you vote for a candidate for the U.S.
              SENATE?
              Q.D13.  How about the election for the United States Senate?
              Did you vote for a candidate for the U.S. SENATE?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in (0 in Q.D9a/D13a-Q.D9b/13b)
                  7.  R volunteers: No Senate race in the state...(0 in
                      616-618)

                  8.  DK...(0 in (0 in Q.D9a/D13a-Q.D9b/13b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in (0 in Q.D9a/D13a-Q.D9b/13b)
                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b; 2 in Q.D8

==============================
VAR 900293       Q.D9a.  Who did you vote for? <U.S. Senate>
              Q.D13a.  Who did you vote for?

              Precoded in box by interviewer.  Use CANDIDATE NUMBER Code.

                  10.  Minor party candidate, minor independent candidate;
                       name not on candidate list

              STATES WITH NO RUNNING INCUMBENTS
                  11.  Democratic candidate
                  12.  Republican candidate

              STATES WITH RUNNING INCUMBENTS
                  13.  Democratic incumbent
                  14.  Republican incumbent
                  15.  Democratic challenger
                  16.  Republican challenger

              IF R VOTED OUTSIDE STATE OF INTERVIEW:

               'Outside' states with no running incumbents:
                  81.  Dem. Candidate
                  82.  Rep. Candidate

               'Outside' states with running incumbents:
                  83.  Dem. Incumbent
                  84.  Rep. Incumbent
                  85.  Dem. Candidate
                  86.  Rep. Candidate
                  91.  Democrat -- no name given
                  92.  Republican -- no name given

                  98.  DK, refused to name candidate
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 5-7, 8-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b; 2 in Q.D8; 5,
                       7-9 in Q.D9/D13

==============================
VAR 900294       Q.D9x.  CANDIDATE NAMED--U.S. SENATE
              Q.D13x.  CANDIDATE NAMED--U.S. SENATE

              Built from Q.D9a/D13a

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 13, 15, 81, 83, 85, 91)
                  2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 14, 16, 82, 84, 86, 92)
                  3.  THIRD PARTY/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE; name given not in

                      Candidate List for that race (10)

                  8.  DK (98)
                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 5-7, 8-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b; 2 in Q.D8; 5,
                      7-9 in Q.D9/D13

==============================
VAR 900295       Q.D9b.  Would you say your preference for this <Senate>
              candidate was strong or not strong?
              Q.D13b.  Would you say your preference for this <Senate>
              candidate was strong or not strong?

                  1.  STRONG
                  5.  NOT STRONG

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5-7, 8-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b; 2 in Q.D8; 5,
                      7-9 in Q.D9/D13

==============================
VAR 900296     Q.D10.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  GOVERNOR'S RACE IN THIS STATE (CANDIDATE LIST
                      INCLUDES AT LEAST ONE NAME FROM #51-#56) (01, 03,
                      04, 13, 14, 21, 23-25, 31-33, 41-44, 49, 52, 54, 62,
                      68, 71, 72 in ICPSR State Code)
                  2.  NO GOVERNOR'S RACE (NO NAME FROM #51-#56 ON
                      CANDIDATE LIST) (12, 22, 34, 40, 47, 56, 73 in
                      105)...(0 in Q.D11/D14-Q.D11x/D14x)
                  9.  NA; R registered outside county/state of interview;
                      2 in Q.D6

                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b

==============================
VAR 900297       Q.D11.  (BALLOT CARD)  How about the election for Governor?
              Did you vote for a candidate for Governor?
              Q.D14.  How about the election for Governor? Did you vote
              for a candidate for Governor?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.D11a/D14a-Q.D11x-D14x)
                  7.  R Volunteers:  No Governor race in the state

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b; 2 in Q.D10

==============================
VAR 900298       D11a.  Who did you vote for? <Governor>
              Q.D14a  Who did you vote for?

              Precoded in box by interviewer.  Use CANDIDATE NUMBER Code.

                  50.  Minor party candidate, minor independent candidate;
                       name given not in Candidate List for that race
                       (applicable for both types of states)

              STATES WITH NO RUNNING INCUMBENTS

                  51.  Democratic candidate
                  52.  Republican candidate

              STATES WITH RUNNING INCUMBENTS

                  53.  Democratic incumbent
                  54.  Republican incumbent

                  55.  Democratic challenger
                  56.  Republican challenger

              IF R VOTED OUTSIDE STATE OF INTERVIEW:

                 'Outside' states with no running incumbents:
                  81.  Dem. Candidate
                  82.  Rep. Candidate

                 'Outside' states with running incumbents:
                  83.  Dem. Incumbent
                  84.  Rep. Incumbent
                  85.  Dem. Candidate
                  86.  Rep. Candidate
                  87.  Liberal or Conservative Candidate
                  91.  Democrat -- no name given
                  92.  Republican -- no name given

                  98.  DK, refused to name candidate
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b; 2 in Q.D10; 5, 7-9
                       in Q.D11/D14

==============================
VAR 900299       Q.D11x.  CANDIDATE NAMED--STATE GOVERNOR
              Q.D14x.  CANDIDATE NAMED--STATE GOVERNOR

              Built from Q.D11a/D14a

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (51, 53, 55, 81, 83, 85, 91)
                  2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (52, 54, 56, 82, 84, 86, 92)
                  3.  THIRD PARTY/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE; name given not in
                      Candidate List for that race (50)

                  8.  DK (98)
                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.D1; 2 in Q.D2b; 2 in Q.D10; 5, 7-9 in
                      Q.D11/D14

==============================
VAR 900300       -- FOR R'S WHO DID NOT VOTE --
              Q.D15.  (BALLOT CARD) Here is a list of candidates for the
              major races in this district.  How about the election for
              the House of Representatives in Washington.  Did you PREFER
              one of the candidates for the U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.D15a-Q.D15x)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.D15a-Q.D15x)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.D15a-Q.D15x)
                  0.  INAP, 1, 6-7, 9 in Q.D1; 1 in Q.D2b

==============================
VAR 900301       Q.D15a.  Which candidate was that? <preference for U.S.
              House of Representatives>

              Precoded in box by interviewer.  Use CANDIDATE NUMBER Code.

                  30.  Minor party candidate, minor independent candidate;
                       name not on candidate list

              DISTRICTS WITH NO RUNNING INCUMBENTS
                  31.  Democratic candidate
                  32.  Republican candidate

              DISTRICTS WITH RUNNING INCUMBENTS
                  33.  Democratic incumbent
                  34.  Republican incumbent
                  35.  Democratic challenger
                  36.  Republican challenger

                  98.  DK, refused to name candidate
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 1, 6-7, 9 in Q.D1; 1 in Q.D2b; 5, 8-9 in
                       Q.D15

==============================
VAR 900302     Q.D15x.  CANDIDATE NAMED--U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

              Built from Q.D15a

                  1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (31, 33, 35)
                  2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (32, 34, 36)
                  3.  THIRD PARTY/INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE; name given not in
                      Candidate List for that race (30)

                  8.  DK (98)
                  9.  NA (99)
                  0.  INAP, 1, 6-7, 9 in Q.D1; 1 in Q.D2b; 5, 8-9 in Q.D15

==============================
VAR 900303       Q.E1.  Have you (or anyone in your family living here) ever
              contacted Representative (NAME # 33, 34, 41, or 42) or
              anyone in (his/her) office?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.E1a-Q.E1c)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.E1a-Q.E1c)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.E1a-Q.E1c)
                  0.  INAP, no recent incumbent (NJ01 only)...(0 in

                      Q.E1a-Q.E1c)

==============================
VAR 900304       Q.E1a.  Was it to: (ACCEPT MORE THAN ONE MENTION)
              EXPRESS AN OPINION?
              <See V303>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 5, 8-9 in Q.E1

==============================
VAR 900305       Q.E1a.  Was it to:... SEEK INFORMATION? <from House
              incumbent>

                  1.  Checked
                  5.  Not checked

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 5, 8-9 in Q.E1

==============================
VAR 900306       Q.E1a.  Was it to:...  SEEK HELP ON A PROBLEM YOU HAD? <from
              House incumbent>

                  1.  Checked

                  5.  Not checked

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 5, 8-9 in Q.E1

==============================
VAR 900307       Q.E1b.  Did you get a response from your Representative or
              his/her) office?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.E1c)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.E1c)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.E1c)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 5, 8-9 in Q.E1

==============================
VAR 900308       Q.E1c.  How satisfied were you with the response:  VERY
              SATISFIED, SOMEWHAT SATISFIED, NOT VERY SATISFIED, or NOT AT
              ALL SATISFIED?

                  1.  VERY SATISFIED
                  2.  SOMEWHAT SATISFIED
                  4.  NOT VERY SATISFIED
                  5.  NOT AT ALL SATISFIED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 5, 8-9 in Q.E1; 5, 8-9 in Q.E1b

==============================
VAR 900309       Q.E2.  Do you know anyone else who has contacted
              Representative (NAME # 33, 34, 41, or 42) or anyone in
              (his/her) office?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.E2a-Q.E2b)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.E2a-Q.E2b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.E2a-Q.E2b)
                  0.  INAP, no recent incumbent (NJ01 only)...(0 in
                      Q.E2a-Q.E2b)

==============================
VAR 900310       Q.E2a.  Did this (person/group) get a response? <from House
              incumbent>

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.E2b)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.E2b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.E2b)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 5, 8-9 in Q.E2

==============================
VAR 900311       Q.E2b.  How satisfied was this (person/group) with the
              response: VERY SATISFIED, SOMEWHAT SATISFIED, NOT VERY
              SATISFIED, or NOT AT ALL SATISFIED?

                  1.  VERY SATISFIED
                  2.  SOMEWHAT SATISFIED
                  4.  NOT VERY SATISFIED

                  5.  NOT AT ALL SATISFIED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 5, 8-9 in Q.E2; 5, 8-9 in Q.E2a

==============================
VAR 900312       Q.E3.  If you had (another/a) problem that Representative
              (NAME #33, 34, 41, or 42) could do something about, do you
              think he/she) would be very helpful, somewhat helpful, or
              not very helpful to you?

                  1.  VERY HELPFUL
                  2.  SOMEWHAT HELPFUL
                  3.  NOT VERY HELPFUL
                  7.  DEPENDS

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  No recent incumbent (NJ01 only)

==============================
VAR 900313       Q.E4.  How good a job would you say U.S. Representative
              (NAME #33, 34, 41, or 42) does of keeping in touch with the
              people in your district--does (he/she) do a VERY GOOD job,
              FAIRLY GOOD, FAIRLY POOR, or a POOR job of keeping in touch
              with the people in this district?

                  1.  VERY GOOD
                  2.  FAIRLY GOOD
                  3.  FAIRLY POOR
                  4.  POOR

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, no recent incumbent (NJ01 only)

==============================
VAR 900314       Q.E5.  Was there any bill in particular that you remember
              how (he/she) voted on in the last couple of years?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.E5a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.E5a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.E5a)
                  0.  INAP, no recent incumbent (NJ01 only)

==============================
VAR 900315       Q.E5a.  Did you agree or disagree with the way (he/she)
              voted on that bill?

                  1.  AGREED
                  5.  DISAGREED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 5, 8-9 in Q.E5

==============================
VAR 900316       Q.E6.  Do you happen to remember anything special that
              Representative (NAME # 33, 34, 41, or 42) has done for the
              people in (his/her) district while (he/she) has been in
              Congress?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, no recent incumbent (NJ01 only)

==============================
VAR 900317       Q.E7.  Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself
              as a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what?

                  1.  REPUBLICAN...(0 in Q.E7c)
                  2.  INDEPENDENT...(0 in Q.E7a/E7b)
                  3.  NO PREFERENCE...(0 in Q.E7a/E7b)
                  4.  OTHER PARTY...(0 in Q.E7c)
                  5.  DEMOCRAT...(0 in Q.E7c)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.E7a/E7b-Q.E7c)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.E7a/E7b-Q.E7c)

==============================
VAR 900318       Q.E7a.  Would you call yourself a STRONG Republican or a NOT
              VERY STRONG Republican?
              Q.E7b.  Would you call yourself a STRONG Democrat or a NOT
              VERY STRONG Democrat?

                  1.  STRONG
                  5.  NOT VERY STRONG

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2-4, 8-9 in Q.E7

==============================
VAR 900319       Q.E7c.  Do you think of yourself as CLOSER TO the REPUBLICAN
              Party or the DEMOCRATIC Party?

                  1.  CLOSER TO REPUBLICAN
                  3.  NEITHER
                  5.  CLOSER TO DEMOCRAT

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1, 5, 8-9 in Q.E7

==============================
VAR 900320     Q.E7x.  SUMMARY:  R's Party ID

              Built from Q.E7-Q.E7c--not entered by coder

              Code 8 (APOLITICAL) was used only if Respondent had a code
              of 3 (NO PREFERENCE) in Q.E7 and a code of 3, 8 or 9
              (NEITHER, DK, NA,) in Q.E7c and also showed little or no
              interest in politics in response to each of the following
              questions:  A1, B9, D1 and F1

                  0.  STRONG DEMOCRAT (510)
                  1.  WEAK DEMOCRAT (550, 580, 590)
                  2.  INDEPENDENT-DEMOCRAT (205, 305, 405)
                  3.  INDEPENDENT-INDEPENDENT (203, 208, 209)
                  4.  INDEPENDENT-REPUBLICAN (201, 301, 401)
                  5.  WEAK REPUBLICAN (150, 180, 190)
                  6.  STRONG REPUBLICAN (110)
                  7.  OTHER-MINOR PARTY, REFUSES TO SAY (403, 408, 409)

                  8.  APOLITICAL (303, 308, 309)
                  9.  NA (800, 900)

==============================
VAR 900321       Q.F1.  Some people seem to follow what's going on in
              government and public affairs most of the time, whether
              there's an election going on or not.  Others aren't that
              interested.  Would you say you follow what's going on in
              government and public affairs MOST OF THE TIME, SOME OF THE
              TIME, only NOW AND THEN, or HARDLY AT ALL?

                  1.  MOST OF THE TIME
                  2.  SOME OF THE TIME
                  3.  ONLY NOW AND THEN
                  4.  HARDLY AT ALL

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900322       Q.F2(1).  What do you think are the most important problems
              facing this country? <First mention> (PROBE:  Any other
              important problems facing the country?  UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 3 mentions.  Use IMPORTANT PROBLEMS Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  998.  DK...(0 in Q.F2(2)-Q.F2(3))
                  999.  NA...(0 in Q.F2(2)-Q.F2(3))
                  000.  INAP, 998-999 in Q.F2(1)

==============================
VAR 900323       Q.F2(2).  What do you think are the most important problems
              facing this country? <Second mention> (PROBE:  Any other
              important problems facing the country?  UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 3 mentions.  Use IMPORTANT PROBLEMS Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  000.  INAP, 998-999 in Q.F2(1); no further mention

==============================
VAR 900324       Q.F2(3).  What do you think are the most important problems
              facing this country? <Third mention> (PROBE:  Any other
              important problems facing the country?  UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

              Code 3 mentions.  Use IMPORTANT PROBLEMS Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  000.  INAP, 998-999 in Q.F2(1); no further mention

==============================
VAR 900325       Q.F3.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  R HAS NOT MENTIONED ANY PROBLEMS...(0 in
                      Q.F2(2)-Q.F2(3))
                  2.  R HAS MENTIONED ONLY ONE PROBLEM...(0 in
                      Q.F2(2)-Q.F2(3))
                  3.  ALL OTHERS

==============================
VAR 900326       Q.F4.  Of those you've mentioned, what would you say is the
              single most important problem the country faces?

              NOTE: If R mentioned a single problem in response to Q.F2,
              his/her answer has been reported here.

              Use IMPORTANT PROBLEMS Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 1-2 in Q.F3

==============================
VAR 900327       Q.F5.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  FORM A (YELLOW COVERSHEET)...(0 in Q.F14-Q.F19)
                  2.  FORM B (PINK COVERSHEET)...(0 in Q.F6-Q.F13)

==============================
VAR 900328       -- Qs.F6-F13 ARE ASKED ON FORM A ONLY --

              Next, I am going to ask you to choose which of two
              statements I read comes CLOSER to your own opinion.  You
              might agree to some extent with both, but we want to know
              which one is CLOSER to your views.  (IF NECESSARY, PROBE
              Q.F6.  ONE, it is better to fit in with people around you;
              or TWO, it is better to conduct yourself according to your
              own standards, even if that makes you stand out?

                  1.  FIT IN
                  2.  OWN STANDARDS
                  3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.F5

==============================
VAR 900329       Q.F7.  ONE, people should take care of themselves and their
              families and let others do the same; or TWO, people should
              care less about their own success and more about the needs
              of society?

                  1.  TAKE CARE OF SELF
                  2.  CARE MORE ABOUT SOCIETY
                  3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.F5 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900330       Q.F8.  When raising children, which is more important: ONE,
              to encourage them to be independent-minded and think for
              themselves; or TWO, to teach them obedience and respect for
              authorities?

                  1.  INDEPENDENT-MINDED
                  2.  OBEDIENCE
                  3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.F5 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900331       Q.F9.  ONE, we need a strong government to handle today's
              complex economic problems; or TWO, the free market can
              handle these problems without government being involved?

                  1.  STRONG GOVERNMENT
                  2.  FREE MARKET
                  3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.F5 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900332       Q.F10.  ONE, most poor people are poor because they don't
              work hard enough; or TWO, they are poor because of
              circumstances beyond their control?

                  1.  DON'T WORK HARD
                  2.  BEYOND THEIR CONTROL
                  3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.F5 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900333       Q.F11.  ONE, the less government the better; or TWO, there
              are more things that government should be doing?

                  1.  LESS GOVERNMENT
                  2.  MORE THINGS GOVERNMENT SHOULD DO
                  3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.F5 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900334       Q.F12.  ONE, it is more important to be a cooperative person
              who works well with others; or TWO, it is more important to
              be a self-reliant person able to take care of oneself?

                  1.  COOPERATIVE PERSON
                  2.  SELF RELIANT

                  3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.F5 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900335       Q.F13.  ONE, the main reason government has become bigger
              over the years is because it has gotten involved in things
              that people should do for themselves; or TWO, government has
              become bigger because the problems we face have become
              bigger?

                  1.  GOTTEN INVOLVED IN THINGS
                  2.  PROBLEMS WE FACE ARE BIGGER
                  3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.F5 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900336       -- Qs.F14-F19 ARE ASKED ON FORM B ONLY --
              Q.F14.  Do you think there are any important differences in
              what the Republicans and Democrats stand for?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.14a1-Q.14a2)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.14a1-Q.14a2)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.14a1-Q.14a2)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5

==============================
VAR 900337       Q.F14a1(1).  What are those differences? <between the
              parties>? <First mention>

              <See V336>
              Spread mentions between party reference codes.  Code 6
              mentions.

              Responses that refer specifically to the candidates rather
              than parties should be coded "7".  If, however, the
              candidates are referred to as leaders or representatives of
              the parties, the response should be coded with the
              appropriate code category.

                  1.  Democratic party mention
                  2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                  4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                  5.  Republican party mention
                  6.  Other party mentioned instead
                  7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                      party difference mentioned, but party reference is
                      not clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                  8.  DK...998 in Q.F14a2(1); 0 in Q.F14a1(2)-Q.F14a2(6))
                  9.  NA...999 in Q.F14a2(1); 0 in Q.F14a1(2)-Q.F14a2(6))
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14; no
                      further mention

==============================
VAR 900338       Q.F14a2(1).  CONTENT CODE <Party Differences--First Mention>

              Code 6 mentions.  Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.
                  998.  DK...8 in Q.F14a1(1)

                  999.  NA...9 in Q.F14a1(1)
                  000.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14;
                        8-9 in Q.F14a1(1)

==============================
VAR 900339       Q.F14a1(2).  What are those differences? <between the
              parties>? <Second mention>

              <See Q.F14a1(1) for complete coding instructions>

                  1.  Democratic party mention
                  2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                  4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                  5.  Republican party mention
                  6.  Other party mentioned instead
                  7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                      party difference mentioned, but party reference is
                      not clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14; no
                      further mention

==============================
VAR 900340       Q.F14a2(2).  CONTENT CODE <Party Differences--Second
              Mention>

              Code 6 mentions.  Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  000.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14;

                        8-9 in Q.F14a2(6); no further mention

==============================
VAR 900341       Q.F14a1(3).  What are those differences? <between the
              parties>? <Third mention>

              <See Q.F14a1(1) for complete coding instructions>

                  1.  Democratic party mention
                  2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                  4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                  5.  Republican party mention
                  6.  Other party mentioned instead
                  7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                      party difference mentioned, but party reference is
                      not clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14; no
                      further mention

==============================
VAR 900342       Q.F14a2(3).  CONTENT CODE <Party Differences--Third Mention>

              Code 6 mentions.  Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  000.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14;
                        8-9 in Q.F14a1(1); no further mention

==============================
VAR 900343       Q.F14a1(4).  What are those differences? <between the
              parties>? <Fourth mention>

              <See Q.F14a1(1) for complete coding instructions>

                  1.  Democratic party mention
                  2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                  4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                  5.  Republican party mention
                  6.  Other party mentioned instead
                  7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                      party difference mentioned, but party reference is
                      not clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14; no
                      further mention

==============================
VAR 900344       Q.F14a2(4).  CONTENT CODE <Party Differences--Fourth
              Mention>

              Code 6 mentions.  Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  000.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14;
                        8-9 in Q.F14a1(1); no further mention

==============================
VAR 900345       Q.F14a1(5).  What are those differences? <between the
              parties>? <Fifth mention>

              <See Q.F14a1(1) for complete coding instructions>

                  1.  Democratic party mention
                  2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                  4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                  5.  Republican party mention
                  6.  Other party mentioned instead
                  7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                      party difference mentioned, but party reference is
                      not clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14; no
                      further mention

==============================
VAR 900346       Q.F14a2(5).  CONTENT CODE <Party Differences--Fifth Mention>

              Code 6 mentions.  Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  000.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14;
                        8-9 in Q.F14a1(1); no further mention

==============================
VAR 900347       Q.F14a1(6).  What are those differences? <between the
              parties>? <Sixth mention>

              <See Q.F14a1(1) for complete coding instructions>

                  1.  Democratic party mention
                  2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                  4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                  5.  Republican party mention
                  6.  Other party mentioned instead
                  7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                      party difference mentioned, but party reference is
                      not clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14; no
                      further mention

==============================
VAR 900348       Q.F14a2(6).  CONTENT CODE <Party Differences--Sixth Mention>

              Code 6 mentions.  Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  000.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F14;
                        8-9 in Q.F14a1(1); no further mention

==============================
VAR 900349       Q.F15.  Would you say that one of the parties is more
              conservative than the other at the national level?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.F15a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.F15a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.F15a)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only)

==============================
VAR 900350       Q.F15a.  Which party is more conservative?

                  1.  DEMOCRATS
                  5.  REPUBLICANS

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only); 5, 8-9 in Q.F15

==============================
VAR 900351       Q.F16.  How much have you heard or read about the changes
              taking place in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe--A LOT,
              SOME, NOT MUCH, or NOTHING?

                  1.  A LOT
                  2.  SOME
                  3.  NOT MUCH
                  4.  NOTHING

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only)

==============================
VAR 900352       Q.F17.  Do you think the Cold War between the U.S. and the
              Soviet Union is coming to an end, or not?

                  1.  COMING TO AN END
                  5.  NOT COMING TO AN END

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only)

==============================
VAR 900353       Q.F18.  Do you think the United States should give economic
              assistance to those countries in Eastern Europe which have
              turned toward democracy, or not?

                  1.  SHOULD GIVE ASSISTANCE
                  5.  SHOULD NOT GIVE ASSISTANCE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only)

==============================
VAR 900354       Q.F19.  Which would you say is a bigger threat to the
              national security of the United States, the military power
              of the Soviet Union or the economic power of Japan?

                  1.  SOVIET UNION
                  3.  EQUALLY/BOTH (VOL.)
                  5.  JAPAN

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  Inap, 1 in Q.F5 (Form B only)

==============================
VAR 900355       Q.F20a.  Now thinking about the problem of reducing the
              federal deficit, do you approve or disapprove of the recent
              agreement that increases taxes and reduces government
              services?

                  1.  APPROVE
                  3.  DEPENDS, APPROVE OF SOME PARTS DISAPPROVE OF OTHERS
                      (VOL.)
                  5.  DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900356       Q.F20b.  Which party worked hardest to produce a fair
              solution to reducing the deficit--the Democrats or the
              Republicans?

                  1.  DEMOCRATS
                  2.  NEITHER PARTY (VOL.)
                  3.  BOTH WORKED EQUALLY HARD (VOL.)
                  4.  REPUBLICANS

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900357       Q.F21.  Do you think we did the right thing in sending U.S.
              military forces to the Persian Gulf or should we have stayed
              out?

                  1.  DID THE RIGHT THING
                  3.  DEPENDS (VOL.)
                  5.  SHOULD HAVE STAYED OUT
                  7.  OTHER...(Make Card)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900358       Q.F22.  Which of the following do you think we should do now
              in the Persian Gulf: pull out U.S. forces entirely; try
              harder to find a diplomatic solution; tighten the economic
              embargo; or take tougher military action?  (IF NECESSARY;
              REPEAT QUESTION MORE THAN ONCE; ACCEPT MORE THAN ONE ANSWER
              IF OFFERED.)

              ONE MENTION:
                  001.  PULL OUT U.S. FORCES ENTIRELY
                  002.  TRY HARDER TO FIND A DIPLOMATIC SOLUTION
                  003.  TIGHTEN THE ECONOMIC EMBARGO
                  004.  TAKE TOUGHER MILITARY ACTION
                  007.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

              TWO MENTIONS:
                  120.  1 and 2
                  130.  1 and 3
                  140.  1 and 4
                  170.  1 and 7
                  230.  2 and 3
                  240.  2 and 4
                  270.  2 and 7
                  340.  3 and 4
                  370.  3 and 7
                  470.  4 and 7

              THREE MENTIONS:
                  123.  1, 2 and 3
                  124.  1, 2 and 4
                  127.  1, 2 and 7
                  134.  1, 3 and 4
                  137.  1, 3 and 7
                  147.  1, 4 and 7
                  234.  2, 3 and 4
                  237.  2, 3 and 7
                  247.  2, 4 and 7
                  347.  3, 4 and 7

              FOUR MENTIONS:
                  401.  1, 2, 3 and 4
                  402.  1, 2, 3 and 7
                  403.  1, 2, 4 and 7
                  404.  1, 3, 4 and 7
                  405.  2, 3, 4 and 7

              FIVE MENTIONS:
                  500.  1, 2, 3, 4 and 7

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900359       Q.F23.  Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Bush
              is handling the crisis in the Persian Gulf?

                  1.  APPROVE
                  5.  DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.F23a-Q.F23b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.F23a-Q.F23b)

==============================
VAR 900360       Q.F23a.  Do you approve STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY? <Bush's
              Handling of Persian Gulf>
              Q.F23b.  Do you disapprove STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY? <Bush's
              Handling of Persian Gulf>

                  1.  STRONGLY APPROVE
                  2.  NOT STRONGLY APPROVE
                  4.  NOT STRONGLY DISAPPROVE
                  5.  STRONGLY DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.F23

==============================
VAR 900361       Q.G1.  As you know, the political parties try to talk to as
              many people as they can to get them to vote for their
              candidate.  Did anyone from one of the political parties
              call you up or come around and talk to you about the
              campaign this year?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.G1a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.G1a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.G1a)

==============================
VAR 900362       Q.G1a.  Which party was that?

                  1.  REPUBLICAN
                  3.  BOTH
                  5.  DEMOCRATIC
                  7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.G1

==============================
VAR 900363       Q.G2.  Other than someone from the two major parties, did
              anyone else call you up or come around and talk to you about
              supporting specific candidates in this last election?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.G2a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.G2a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.G2a)

==============================
VAR 900364       Q.G2a(1).  Which candidate(s) did (he/she/they) ask you to
              support? <First mention>

==============================
VAR 900365       Q.G2a(2).  Which candidate(s) did (he/she/they) ask you to
              support? <Second mention>

              Precoded in box by interviewer.  Code 2 mentions.

              REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES/ORGANIZED SUPPORTERS FOR:

                 PRESIDENT
                  04.  Non-Incumbent Republican Presidential Candidate

                 SENATE
                  12.  U.S. Senate Republican candidate (state with retiring
                       Incumbent Senator)
                  14.  U.S. Senate Republican incumbent candidate
                  16.  U.S. Senate Republican candidate challenging incumbent
                       candidate
                  94.  U.S. Senate Republican candidate in special CA election

                 GOVERNOR
                  52.  Gubernatorial Republican candidate (state with retiring
                       Incumbent Governor)
                  54.  Gubernatorial Republican incumbent candidate
                  56.  Gubernatorial Republican candidate challenging
                       incumbent candidate

                 HOUSE
                  32.  U.S. House Republican candidate (district with retiring
                       Incumbent)
                  34.  U.S. House Republican incumbent candidate
                  36.  U.S. House Republican candidate challenging incumbent
                       candidate
                  28.  Republican Candidate(s)--NA which candidate(s)
                  29.  Other Republican Candidate--any office
                       level...(Make Card)

              DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES/ORGANIZED SUPPORTERS FOR:

                 PRESIDENT
                  03.  Non-Incumbent Democratic Presidential Candidate

                 SENATE
                  11.  U.S. Senate Democratic candidate (state with retiring
                       Incumbent Senator)
                  13.  U.S. Senate Democratic incumbent candidate
                  15.  U.S. Senate Democratic candidate challenging incumbent
                       candidate
                  93.  U.S> Senate Democratic candidate CA special election

              GOVERNOR
                  51.  Gubernatorial Democratic candidate (state with retiring
                       Incumbent Governor)
                  53.  Gubernatorial Democratic incumbent candidate
                  55.  Gubernatorial Democratic candidate challenging
                       incumbent candidate

              HOUSE
                  31.  U.S. House Democratic candidate (district with retiring
                       Incumbent)
                  33.  U.S. House Democratic incumbent candidate
                  35.  U.S. House Democratic candidate challenging incumbent
                       candidate
                  68.  Democratic Candidate(s)--NA which candidate(s)
                  69.  Other Democratic Candidate--any office
                       level...(Make Card)

              PARTY ORGANIZATION MENTIONED AS SUCH:

                  71.  Republican Party
                  75.  Democratic Party
                  79.  Other party (only)...(Make Card)
                  80.  Other independent or minor party candidate--any
                       office level...(Make Card)

              INDEPENDENT CANDIDATES

                  50.  Gubernatorial candidate (state with retiring
                       incumbent governor)
                  95.  Other candidate(s) for state/local offices (office
                       level given but party NA)
                  96.  Other groups or individuals which are neither
                       parties nor organized supporters of specific
                       candidates
                  97.  Candidate name given but party/office level
                       NA...(Low Priority)

                  98.  DK, CAN'T REMEMBER...(0 in Q.G2a(2))
                  99.  NA...(0 in Q.G2a(2))
                  00.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.G2; 98-99 in Q.G2a(1);
                       no further mention

==============================
VAR 900366       Q.G3.  We would like to find out about some of the things
              people do to help a party or a candidate win an election.
              During the campaign, did you talk to any people and try to
              show them why they should vote for or against one of the
              parties or candidates?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900367       Q.G4.  Did you wear a campaign button, put a campaign
              sticker on your car, or place a sign in your window or in
              front of your house?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900368       Q.G5.  Did you go to any political meetings, rallies,
              speeches, dinners, or things like that in support of a
              particular candidate?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900369       Q.G6.  Did you do any (other) work for one of the parties or
              candidates?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900370       Q.G7.  Did you use the one-dollar check-off option on your
              federal income tax return to make a political contribution
              this year?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900371       Q.G8.  During an election year people are often asked to
              make a contribution to support campaigns.  Did you give
              money to an individual candidate running for public office?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.G8a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.G8a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.G8a)

==============================
VAR 900372       Q.G8a.  Which party did that candidate belong to?

              <See V371>

                  1.  REPUBLICAN
                  3.  BOTH
                  5.  DEMOCRATIC
                  7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.G8a

==============================
VAR 900373       Q.G9.  Did you give money to a political party during this
              election year?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.G9a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.G9a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.G9a)

==============================
VAR 900374       Q.G9a.  To which party did you give money?

              <See V374>

                  1.  REPUBLICAN
                  3.  BOTH
                  5.  DEMOCRATIC
                  7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.G9

==============================
VAR 900375       Q.G10.  Did you give any money to any other group that
              supported or opposed candidates?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900376       Q.G11.  During the campaign this year, did anyone talk to
              you about registering to vote or getting out to vote?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900377       Q.H1.  If you had a say in making up the federal budget this
              year, for which of the following programs would you like to
              see spending INCREASED and for which would you like to see
              spending DECREASED -
              Q.H1a.  Should federal spending on IMPROVING and protecting
              the environment be INCREASED, DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT THE
              SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900378       Q.H1b.  Should federal spending on foreign aid be INCREASED,
              DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT THE SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED

                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900379       Q.H1c.  Should federal spending on... Fighting the disease
              AIDS ...be INCREASED, DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT THE SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900380       Q.H1d.  Should federal spending on... Social Security ...be
              INCREASED, DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT THE SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900381       Q.H1e.  Should federal spending on... Fighting the war on
              drugs ...be INCREASED, DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT THE SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900382       Q.H1f.  Should federal spending on food stamps be
              INCREASED, DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT THE SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900383       Q.H1g.  Should federal spending on... Public schools ...be
              INCREASED, DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT THE SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900384       Q.H1h.  Should federal spending on... Government assistance
              for the homeless ...be INCREASED, DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT
              THE SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900385       Q.H1i.  Should federal spending on... Child care ...be
              INCREASED, DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT THE SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900386       Q.H1j.  Should federal spending on... Programs that assist
              blacks ...be INCREASED, DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT THE SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900387       Q.H1k.  Should federal spending on... The space program
              ...BE INCREASED, DECREASED, or KEPT ABOUT THE SAME?

                  1.  INCREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900388       Q.H2.  Which party is more likely to cut social security
              benefits; the DEMOCRATS, the REPUBLICANS, or WOULDN'T THERE
              BE MUCH DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM?

                  1.  DEMOCRATS
                  3.  NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE
                  5.  REPUBLICANS

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900389       Q.H3.  Which party is more likely to raise taxes, the
              DEMOCRATS, the REPUBLICANS, or WOULDN'T THERE BE MUCH
              DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM?

                  1.  DEMOCRATS
                  3.  NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE
                  5.  REPUBLICANS

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900390       Q.H4.  Which party do you think would do a better job of
              handling the nation's economy..., the DEMOCRATS, the
              REPUBLICANS, or WOULDN'T THERE BE MUCH DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
              THEM?
              Q.H4a.   (...HANDLING THE NATION'S ECONOMY?)

                  1.  DEMOCRATS
                  3.  NO DIFFERENCE
                  5.  REPUBLICANS
                  6.  NEITHER

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900391       Q.H4b.  Which party do you think would do a better job of
              ...handling the problem of pollution and protecting the
                 environment?

                  1.  DEMOCRATS
                  3.  NO DIFFERENCE
                  5.  REPUBLICANS
                  6.  NEITHER

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900392       Q.H4c.  Which party do you think would do a better job of
              ...dealing with the crime problem?
                  1.  DEMOCRATS
                  3.  NO DIFFERENCE
                  5.  REPUBLICANS
                  6.  NEITHER

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900393       Q.H4d.  Which party do you think would do better job of...
              handling foreign affairs?

                  1.  DEMOCRATS
                  3.  NO DIFFERENCE
                  5.  REPUBLICANS
                  6.  NEITHER

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900394       Q.H4e.  Which party do you think would do better job of...
              cleaning up the savings and loan business?

                  1.  DEMOCRATS
                  3.  NO DIFFERENCE
                  5.  REPUBLICANS
                  6.  NEITHER

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900395       Q.H5.  Now we have a set of questions concerning various
              public figures.  We want to see how much information about
              them gets out to the public from television, newspapers and
              the like.

              The first name is Dan Quayle.  What job or political office
              does he now hold?
              Q.H5a.  DAN QUAYLE

                  1.  Correctly identifies Quayle as the Vice President
                  5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                  8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900396       Q.H5b.  (Do you happen to know what job or political office)
              George Mitchell (holds now)?

                  1.  Correctly identifies Mitchell as the Majority Senate
                      leader
                  5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                  8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900397       Q.H5c.  (Do you happen to know what job or political
              office)... William Rehnquist ...(holds now)?

                  1.  Correctly identifies Rehnquist as Chief Justice of
                      the Supreme Court
                  5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                  8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900398       Q.H5d.  (Do you happen to know what job or political
              office)... Mikhail Gorbachev ...(holds now)?

                  1.  Correctly identifies Gorbachev as leader of the
                      Russian) Communist Party or of the Soviet Union
                      Russia)--i.e., General Secretary of the Communist
                      Party; President or Prime Minister of the Soviet
                      Union/Russia; the Russian leader; Head Red
                  5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                  8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900399       Q.H5e.  (Do you happen to know what job or political
              office)... Margaret Thatcher ...(holds now)?

              Thatcher announced her resignation on 22 November and
              stepped down on 28 November

                  1.  Identifies Thatcher as Prime Minister of Great
                      Britain (England)
                  2.  Identifies Thatcher as former Prime Minister of
                      Great Britain
                  5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                  8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900400       Q.H5f.  (Do you happen to know what job or political
              office)... Nelson Mandela ...(holds now)?

                  1.  Correctly identifies Mandela as Black leader in
                      South Africa; leader of the African National
                      Congress; deputy president of the ANC
                  5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                  8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900401       Q.H5g.  (Do you happen to know what job or political
              office)... Tom Foley ...(holds now)?

                  1.  Correctly identifies Foley as Speaker of the House
                      of Representatives
                  5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                  8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900402       Q.H6.  Do you happen to know which party had the most
              members in the House of Representatives in Washington BEFORE
              the election (this/last) month?  (IF NECESSARY: Which one?)

                  1.  REPUBLICANS
                  5.  DEMOCRATS

                  8.  NO, DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900403       Q.H6.  Do you happen to know which party had the most
              members in the U.S. Senate BEFORE the election (this/last)
              month? (IF NECESSARY: Which one?)

                  1.  REPUBLICANS
                  5.  DEMOCRATS

                  8.  NO, DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900404       Q.H8.  In general, do you APPROVE or DISAPPROVE of the way
              Representative (NAME #33, 34, 41, or 42) has been handling
              (his/her) job?

                  1.  APPROVE
                  5.  DISAPPROVE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.H8a-Q.H8b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.H8a-Q.H8b)

==============================
VAR 900405       Q.H8a.  Do you approve STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?
              Q.H8b.  Do you disapprove STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?

                  1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
                  2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
                  4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
                  5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.H8

==============================
VAR 900406       Q.H9.  (RB, P.7)  We hear a lot of talk these days about
              liberals and conservatives.  Here is a seven-point scale on
              which the political views that people might hold are
              arranged from extremely liberal to extremely conservative.
              Q.H9a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or
              haven't you thought much about this?

                  1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL...(0 in Q.H9aa)
                  2.  LIBERAL...(0 in Q.H9aa)
                  3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL...(0 in Q.H9aa)
                  4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD...(0 in Q.H9aa)
                  5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE...(0 in Q.H9aa)
                  6.  CONSERVATIVE...(0 in Q.H9aa)
                  7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE...(0 in Q.H9aa)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.H9aa)
                  0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 900407       Q.H9aa.  If you had to choose, would you consider yourself a
              liberal or a conservative?

                  1.  LIBERAL
                  3.  MODERATE, MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
                  5.  CONSERVATIVE
                  7.  R REFUSES TO CHOOSE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.H9b-Q.H9i)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.H9b-Q.H9i)
                  0.  INAP, 1-7, 9 in Q.H9a

==============================
VAR 900408       Q.H9b.  Where would you place George Bush on this scale?

              <See Q.H9 for complete question text>

                  1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
                  2.  LIBERAL
                  3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
                  4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
                  5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
                  6.  CONSERVATIVE
                  7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

                  8.  DK, DON'T PROBE
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 9 in Q.H9a; 8-9 in Q.H9aa

==============================
VAR 900409       Q.H9c.  (Where would you place) (NAME #31, 33 OR 35)?
              <Democratic House Candidate>

              <See Q.H9 for complete question text>

                  1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
                  2.  LIBERAL
                  3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
                  4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
                  5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
                  6.  CONSERVATIVE
                  7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

                  8.  DK, DON'T PROBE
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, No Democratic House Candidate; 9 in Q.H9a; 8-9
                      in Q.H9aa

==============================
VAR 900410       Q.H9d.  (Where would you place)... (NAME #32, 34 OR 36)?
              <Republican House Candidate>

              <See Q.H9 for complete question text>

                  1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
                  2.  LIBERAL
                  3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
                  4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
                  5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
                  6.  CONSERVATIVE
                  7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

                  8.  DK, DON'T PROBE
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, No Republican House Candidate; 9 in Q.H9a; 8-9
                      in Q.H9aa

==============================
VAR 900411       Q.H9e.  (Where would you place)... (NAME #11, 13 OR 15)?
              <Democratic Senate Candidate>

              <See Q.H9 for complete question text>

                  1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
                  2.  LIBERAL
                  3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
                  4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
                  5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
                  6.  CONSERVATIVE
                  7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

                  8.  DK, DON'T PROBE
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, No Democratic Senate Candidate; or No Senate
                      Race in State; 9 in Q.H9a; 8-9 in Q.H9aa

==============================
VAR 900412       Q.H9f.  (Where would you place)... (NAME #12, 14 OR 16)?
              <Republican Senate Candidate>

              <See Q.H9 for complete question text>

                  1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
                  2.  LIBERAL
                  3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
                  4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
                  5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
                  6.  CONSERVATIVE
                  7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

                  8.  DK, DON'T PROBE
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, No Republican Senate Candidate; or No Senate
                      Race in State; 9 in Q.H9a; 8-9 in Q.H9aa

==============================
VAR 900413       Q.H9g.  (Where would you place)... the Democratic Party?

              <See Q.H9 for complete question text>

                  1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
                  2.  LIBERAL
                  3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
                  4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
                  5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
                  6.  CONSERVATIVE
                  7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

                  8.  DK, DON'T PROBE
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 9 in Q.H9a; 8-9 in Q.H9aa

==============================
VAR 900414       Q.H9h.  (Where would you place)... the Republican Party?

              <See Q.H9 for complete question text>

                  1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
                  2.  LIBERAL
                  3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
                  4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
                  5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
                  6.  CONSERVATIVE
                  7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

                  8.  DK, DON'T PROBE
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 9 in Q.H9a; 8-9 in Q.H9aa

==============================
VAR 900415       Q.H9i.  (Where would you place)... The Federal Government?

              <See Q.H9 for complete question text>

                  1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
                  2.  LIBERAL
                  3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
                  4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
                  5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
                  6.  CONSERVATIVE
                  7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

                  8.  DK, DON'T PROBE
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 9 in Q.H9a; 8-9 in Q.H9aa

==============================
VAR 900416       Q.J1.  We are interested in how people are getting along
              financially these days.  Would you say that you (and your
              family living here) are BETTER off or WORSE off financially
              than you were a year ago?

                  1.  BETTER OFF
                  3.  SAME (VOL)...(3 in Q.J1a)
                  5.  WORSE OFF

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.J1a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.J1a)

==============================
VAR 900417       Q.J1a.  Is that MUCH better off or SOMEWHAT better off?
              Q.J1b.  Is that MUCH worse off or SOMEWHAT worse off?

                  1.  MUCH BETTER
                  2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
                  3.  SAME...(3 in Q.J1)
                  4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
                  5.  MUCH WORSE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.J1

==============================
VAR 900418       Q.J2.  OVER THE PAST YEAR have the economic policies of the
              federal government made you (and your family living here)
              BETTER off, WORSE off, or HAVEN'T THEY MADE MUCH OF A
              DIFFERENCE EITHER WAY?

                  1.  BETTER OFF
                  3.  HAVEN'T MADE MUCH DIFFERENCE...(3 in Q.J2a)
                  5.  WORSE OFF

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.J2a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.J2a)

==============================
VAR 900419       Q.J2a.  Is that MUCH better off or SOMEWHAT better off?
              Q.J2b.  Is that MUCH worse off or SOMEWHAT worse off?

                  1.  MUCH BETTER
                  2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
                  3.  HAVEN'T MADE MUCH DIFFERENCE...(3 in Q.J2)
                  4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
                  5.  MUCH WORSE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.J2

==============================
VAR 900420       Q.J3.  Now looking ahead, do you think that a year from now
              you (and your family living here) will be BETTER off
              financially, WORSE off, or JUST ABOUT THE SAME as now?

                  1.  BETTER YEAR FROM NOW
                  3.  SAME...(3 in Q.J3a-Q.J3b)
                  5.  WORSE YEAR FROM NOW

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.J3a-Q.J3b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.J3a-Q.J3b)

==============================
VAR 900421       Q.J3a.  Is that MUCH better off or SOMEWHAT better off?
              Q.J3b.  Is that MUCH worse off or SOMEWHAT worse off?

                  1.  MUCH BETTER
                  2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
                  3.  SAME...(3 in Q.J3)
                  4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
                  5.  MUCH WORSE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.J3

==============================
VAR 900422       Q.J4.  How about the economy in the country as a whole.
              Would you say that OVER THE PAST YEAR the NATION'S ECONOMY
              has gotten BETTER, STAYED ABOUT THE SAME, or gotten WORSE?

                  1.  GOTTEN BETTER
                  3.  STAYED THE SAME...(3 in Q.J4a-Q.J4b)
                  5.  GOTTEN WORSE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.J4a-Q.J4b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.J4a-Q.J4b)

==============================
VAR 900423       Q.J4a.  Would you say MUCH better or SOMEWHAT better?
              Q.J4b.  Would you say MUCH worse or SOMEWHAT worse?

                  1.  MUCH BETTER
                  2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
                  3.  STAYED THE SAME...(3 in Q.J4)
                  4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
                  5.  MUCH WORSE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.J4

==============================
VAR 900424       Q.J5.  What about the next 12 months?  Do you expect the
              economy to get BETTER, get WORSE or STAY ABOUT THE SAME?

                  1.  GET BETTER

                  3.  STAY THE SAME
                  5.  GET WORSE

                  8.  DEPENDS; DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900425       Q.J6.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  FORM A (YELLOW COVERSHEET)...(0 in Q.K3-Q.K5a)
                  2.  FORM B (PINK COVERSHEET)...(0 in Q.J7a-Q.K2a)

==============================
VAR 900426       -- Qs. J7 and K1-K2a ARE ASKED ON FORM A ONLY --
              Q.J7.  (RB, P.8)  I am going to read several statements.
              After each one, I would like you to tell me whether you
              AGREE STRONGLY with the statement, AGREE SOMEWHAT, NEITHER
              AGREE NOR DISAGREE, DISAGREE SOMEWHAT, or DISAGREE STRONGLY.
              You can just give me the number of your choice from the
              booklet.)  (VERIFY BY READING CHOICE BACK TO R.)  The first
              statement is:
              Q.J7a.  Our society should do whatever is necessary to make
              sure that everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.J6

==============================
VAR 900427       Q.J7b.  We have gone too far in pushing equal rights in this
              country.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.J6 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900428       Q.J7c.  One of the big problems in this country is that we
              don't give everyone an equal chance.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.J6 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900429       Q.J7d.  This country would be better off if we worried less
              about how equal people are.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.J6 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900430       Q.J7e.  It is not really that big a problem if some people
              have more of a chance in life than others.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.J6 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900431       Q.J7f.  If people were treated more equally in this country
              we would have many fewer problems.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.J6 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900432       Q.K1.  (RB, P.9)  Some people favor increasing limits on
              foreign imports a lot in order to protect American jobs.
              Suppose these people are at one end of the scale, at point
              number 1.  Others favor decreasing the limits a lot in order
              to lower consumer prices and help American exports.  Suppose
              these people are at the other end of the scale, at point
              number 7.  And, of course, other people have opinions in
              between at points 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.
              Q.K1a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or
              haven't you thought much about this?

                  1.  INCREASE LIMITS A LOT
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  DECREASE LIMITS A LOT

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH; INAP, 2 in Q.J6 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900433       Q.K2.  (RB, P.10)  Some people feel that the economic
              sanctions against South Africa should be decreased a lot in
              light of changes in the treatment of blacks that have taken
              place there recently.  (Suppose these people are at one end
              of the scale, at point number 1.)  Other people feel that
              sanctions should be increased a lot in order to pressure the
              government to make further changes.  (Suppose these people
              are at the other end at point number 7.  And, of course,
              other people have opinions somewhere in between at points 2,
              3, 4, 5, or 6.)
              Q.K2a.   Where would you place yourself on this scale, or
              haven't you thought much about this?

                  1.  DECREASE SANCTIONS A LOT
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  INCREASE SANCTIONS A LOT

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH; INAP, 2 in Q.J6 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900434       -- Qs. K3-K5a ARE ASKED ON FORM B ONLY --
              Q.K3.  Some people favor increasing limits on foreign
              imports a lot in order to protect American jobs.   Others
              favor decreasing the limits a lot in order to lower consumer
              prices and help American exports.  Do you favor INCREASING
              the limits on foreign imports, DECREASING these limits,
              should these limits REMAIN THE SAME as they are now, or
              HAVEN'T YOU THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT THIS?

                  1.  INCREASE LIMITS
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  DECREASE LIMITS

                  6.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH...(0 in Q.K3a-Q.K3c)
                  8.  DK...(8 in Q.K3a-Q.K3c)
                  9.  NA...(9 in Q.K3a-Q.K3c)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.J6

==============================
VAR 900435       Q.K3a.  Do you favor increasing limits on imports A LOT or A
              LITTLE?
              Q.K3b.  Do you lean toward INCREASING limits on imports,
              DECREASING limits, or do you OPPOSE ANY CHANGE in current
              limits?
              Q.K3c.  Do you favor decreasing limits on imports A LOT or A
              LITTLE?

                  1.  Increase limits A LOT
                  2.  Increase limits A LITTLE
                  3.  Same, leaning toward INCREASING LIMITS
                  4.  Same, OPPOSE ANY CHANGE
                  5.  Same, leaning toward DECREASING LIMITS
                  6.  Decrease limits A LITTLE
                  7.  Decrease limits A LOT

                  8.  DK (8 in Q.K3); DK on Q.K3a-Q.K3c
                  9.  NA (9 in Q.K3); NA to Q.K3a-Q.K3c
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.J6 (Form B only); 6 in Q.K3

==============================
VAR 900436       Q.K4.  Some people feel that the economic sanctions against
              South Africa should be decreased in light of changes in the
              treatment of blacks that have taken place there recently.
              Other people feel that sanctions should be increased in
              order to pressure the government to make further changes.
              And still others feel that the U.S. should continue to
              impose about the same sanctions it imposes now.  What about
              you?  Do you feel that sanctions against South Africa should
              be DECREASED, should be INCREASED, should be KEPT ABOUT THE
              SAME, or haven't you thought much about this?

                  1.  DECREASED
                  2.  SAME
                  3.  INCREASED

                  6.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH...(0 in Q.K4a-Q.K4c)
                  8.  DK...(8 in Q.K4a-Q.K4c)
                  9.  NA...(9 in Q.K4a-Q.K4c)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.J6 (Form B only)

==============================
VAR 900437       Q.K4a.  Should sanctions be DECREASED a lot or a little?
              Q.K4b.  Would you lean toward DECREASING sanctions,
              INCREASING sanctions, or do you OPPOSE ANY CHANGE in
              sanctions?
              Q.K4c.  Should sanctions be increased A LOT or A LITTLE?

                  1.  Decrease sanctions A LOT
                  2.  Decrease sanctions A LITTLE
                  3.  Same, leaning toward DECREASING SANCTIONS
                  4.  Same, OPPOSE ANY CHANGE
                  5.  Same, leaning toward INCREASING SANCTIONS
                  6.  Increase sanctions A LITTLE
                  7.  Increase sanctions A LOT

                  8.  DK (8 in Q.K4); DK to Q.K4a-Q.K4c
                  9.  NA (9 in Q.K4); NA to Q.K4a-Q.K4c
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.J6 (Form B only); 6 in Q.K4

==============================
VAR 900438       Q.K5.  (RB, P.11)  Recently there has been a lot of talk
              about women's rights.  Some people feel that women should
              have an equal role with men in running business, industry,
              and government.  Suppose these people are at one end of a
              scale, at point 1.  Others feel that a woman's place is in
              the home.  Suppose these people are at the other end, at
              point 7.  And, of course, some other people have opinions
              somewhere in between at points 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.
              Q.K5a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or
              haven't you thought much about this?

                  1.  WOMEN AND MEN SHOULD HAVE AN EQUAL ROLE
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  A WOMAN'S PLACE IS IN THE HOME

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH; INAP, 1 in Q.J6 (Form B only)

==============================
VAR 900439       Q.L1.  (RB, P.12)  Some people believe that we should spend
              much less money for defense.  (Suppose these people are at
              one end of the scale, at point number 1.)  Others feel that
              defense spending should be greatly increased.  (Suppose
              these people are at the other end, at point 7.  And, of
              course, some other people have opinions somewhere in between
              at points 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6.)
              Q.L1a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or
              haven't you thought much about this?

                  1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)

==============================
VAR 900440       Q.L1b.  Where would you place George Bush on this scale?

              <See V439 for full question text.>

                  1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L1a

==============================
VAR 900441       Q.L1c.  (Where would you place) (NAME #31, 33 OR 35)?
              <Democratic House Candidate>

              <See V439 for full question text.>

                  1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  0.  INAP, No Democratic U.S. House Candidate; 0, 8-9 in
                      Q.L1a

==============================
VAR 900442       Q.L1d.  (Where would you place)... (NAME #32, 34 OR 36)?
              <Republican House Candidate>

              <See V439 for full question text.>

                  1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  0.  INAP, No Republican U.S. House Candidate; 0, 8-9 in
                      Q.L1a

==============================
VAR 900443       Q.L1e.  (Where would you place)... the Democratic Party?

              <See V439 for full question text.>

                  1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L1a

==============================
VAR 900444       Q.L1f.  (Where would you place)... the Republican Party?

              <See V439 for full question text.>

                  1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L1a

==============================
VAR 900445       Q.L1g.  Where would you place what the federal government is
              doing at the present time?

              <See V439 for full question text.>

                  1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L1b-Q.L1g)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L1a

==============================
VAR 900446       Q.L2.  (RB, P.13) Some people feel the government in
              Washington should see to it that every person has a job and
              a good standard of living.  Others think the government
              should just let each person get ahead on their own.
              Q.L2a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or
              haven't you thought much about this?

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SEE TO A JOB AND GOOD STANDARD OF LIVING
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GOVERNMENT LET EACH PERSON GET AHEAD ON OWN

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 900447       Q.L3.  (RB, P.14) Some people feel that the government in
              Washington should make every effort to improve the social
              and economic position of blacks.  Others feel that the
              government should not make any special effort to help blacks
              because they should help themselves.
              Q.L3a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or
              haven't you thought much about this?

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD HELP BLACKS
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  BLACKS SHOULD HELP THEMSELVES

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)
                  0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)

==============================
VAR 900448       Q.L3b.  Where would you place George Bush on this scale?

              <See V447 for full question text.>

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD HELP BLACKS
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  BLACKS SHOULD HELP THEMSELVES

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L3a

==============================
VAR 900449       Q.L3c.  (Where would you place) the Democratic Party?

              <See V447 for full question text.>

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD HELP BLACKS
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  BLACKS SHOULD HELP THEMSELVES

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L3a

==============================
VAR 900450       Q.L3d.  (Where would you place)... the Republican Party?

              <See V447 for full question text.>

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD HELP BLACKS
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  BLACKS SHOULD HELP THEMSELVES

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L3a

==============================
VAR 900451       Q.L3e.  Where would you place what the federal government is
              doing at the present time?

              <See V447 for full question text.>

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD HELP BLACKS
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  BLACKS SHOULD HELP THEMSELVES

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L3b-Q.L3e)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L3a

==============================
VAR 900452       Q.L4.  (RB, P.15)  Some people think the government should
              provide fewer services, even in areas such as health and
              education in order to reduce spending. Other people feel it
              is important for the government to provide many more
              services even if it means an increase in spending.
              Q.L4a.   Where would you place yourself on this scale, or
              haven't you thought much about this?

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES;
                      REDUCE SPENDING A LOT
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES;
                      INCREASE SPENDING A LOT

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)

==============================
VAR 900453       Q.L4b.  Where would you place George Bush on this scale?

              <See V452 for full question text.>

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES;
                      REDUCE SPENDING A LOT
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES;
                      INCREASE SPENDING A LOT

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L4a

==============================
VAR 900454       Q.L4c.  (Where would you place) (NAME #31, 33 OR 35)?
              <Democratic House Candidate>

              <See V452 for full question text.>

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES;
                      REDUCE SPENDING A LOT
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES;
                      INCREASE SPENDING A LOT

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  0.  INAP, 24, 52, 62 in 101; 0, 8-9 in Q.L4a

==============================
VAR 900455       Q.L4d.  (Where would you place)... (NAME #32, 34 OR 36)?
              <Republican House Candidate>

              <See V452 for full question text.>

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES;
                      REDUCE SPENDING A LOT
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES;
                      INCREASE SPENDING A LOT

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  0.  INAP, 14, 51, 61 in 101; 0, 8-9 in Q.L4a

==============================
VAR 900456       Q.L4e.  (Where would you place)... the Democratic Party?

              <See V452 for full question text.>

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES;
                      REDUCE SPENDING A LOT
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES;
                      INCREASE SPENDING A LOT

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L4a

==============================
VAR 900457       Q.L4f.  (Where would you place)... the Republican Party?

              <See V452 for full question text.>

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES;
                      REDUCE SPENDING A LOT
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES;
                      INCREASE SPENDING A LOT

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L4a

==============================
VAR 900458       Q.L4g.  Where would you place what the federal government is
              doing at the present time?

              <See V452 for full question text.>

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES;

                      REDUCE SPENDING A LOT
                  2.
                  3.
                  4.
                  5.
                  6.
                  7.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES;
                      INCREASE SPENDING A LOT

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L4b-Q.L4g)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 8-9 in Q.L4a

==============================
VAR 900459       Q.L5.  Do you FAVOR or OPPOSE laws to protect women against
              job discrimination?

                  1.  FAVOR
                  3.  DEPENDS (VOL)...(3 in Q.L5a/Q.L5b)
                  5.  OPPOSE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.L5a/Q.L5b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L5a/Q.L5b)

==============================
VAR 900460       Q.L5a.  Do you favor such laws STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?
              Q.L5b.  Do you oppose such laws STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?

                  1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                  2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
                  3.  DEPENDS (3 in Q.L5)
                  4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
                  5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.L5

==============================
VAR 900461       Q.L6.  Some people think women face job discrimination.  Do
              you think women face A LOT of discrimination on the job,
              SOME or NO DISCRIMINATION AT ALL?

                  1.  A LOT
                  3.  SOME
                  5.  NONE AT ALL

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900462       Q.L7.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Form A or B

                  1.  FORM A (YELLOW COVERSHEET)
                  2.  FORM B (PINK COVERSHEET)...(0 in Q.L8-Q.L9b,
                      Q.M1-Q.M2a)

==============================
VAR 900463       -- Qs. L8-L9b and M1-M2a ARE ASKED ON FORM A ONLY --
              Q.L8.  Some people say that because of past discrimination
              blacks should be given preference in hiring and promotion.
              Others say that such preference in hiring and promotion of
              blacks is wrong because it gives blacks advantages they
              haven't earned.  What about your opinion--are you FOR or
              AGAINST preferential hiring and promotion of blacks?

                  1.  FOR
                  5.  AGAINST

                  8.  DK; REFUSED...(0 in Q.L8a/Q.L8b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L8a/Q.L8b)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.L7

==============================
VAR 900464       Q.L8a.  Do you favor preference in hiring and promotion
              STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?
              Q.L8b.  Do you oppose such preference in hiring and
              promotion STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?
              <See V463>

                  1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                  2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
                  4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
                  5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.L7 (Form A only); 8-9 in Q.L8

==============================
VAR 900465       Q.L9.  Some people say that because of past discrimination
              it is sometimes necessary for colleges and universities to
              reserve openings for black students.  Others oppose quotas
              because they say quotas give blacks advantages they haven't
              earned.  What about your opinion--are you FOR or AGAINST
              quotas to admit black students?

                  1.  FOR
                  5.  AGAINST

                  8.  DK; REFUSED...(0 in Q.L9a/Q.L9b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.L9a/Q.L9b)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.L7 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900466       Q.L9a.  Do you favor quotas STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?
              Q.L9b.  Do you oppose quotas STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?
              <See V465>

                  1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                  2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
                  4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
                  5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.L7 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900467       Q.M1.  (RB, P.16) Which of the following views comes closest
              to your opinion on the issue of school prayer?  Just give me
              the number of your choice.

                  1.  BY LAW, PRAYERS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED IN PUBLIC
                      SCHOOLS.
                  2.  THE LAW SHOULD ALLOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO SCHEDULE TIME
                      WHEN CHILDREN CAN PRAY SILENTLY IF THEY WANT TO.
                  3.  THE LAW SHOULD ALLOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO SCHEDULE TIME
                      WHEN CHILDREN, AS A GROUP, CAN SAY A GENERAL PRAYER
                      NOT TIED TO A PARTICULAR RELIGIOUS FAITH.
                  4.  BY LAW, PUBLIC SCHOOLS SHOULD SCHEDULE A TIME WHEN
                      ALL CHILDREN WOULD SAY A CHOSEN CHRISTIAN PRAYER.
                  7.  OTHER, SPECIFY:

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.M1a)

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.M1a)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.L7 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900468       Q.M1a.  Do you favor that choice STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?

              <See V467>

                  1.  STRONGLY
                  5.  NOT STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.L7 (Form A only); 8-9 in Q.M1

==============================
VAR 900469       Q.M2.  Some people say that the government in Washington
              should see to it that white and black children go to the
              same schools.  Others claim that this is not the
              government's business.  Have you been interested enough in
              this question to favor one side over the other?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.M2a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.M2a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.M2a)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.L7 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900470       Q.M2a.  Do you think the government in Washington should...

                  1.  ...SEE TO IT THAT WHITE AND BLACK CHILDREN GO TO THE
                      SAME SCHOOLS?
                  5.  ...STAY OUT OF THIS AREA AS IT IS NOT THE
                      GOVERNMENT's BUSINESS?
                  7.  OTHER; DEPENDS

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.L7 (Form A only); 5, 8-9 in Q.M2

==============================
VAR 900471       Q.M3.  Should burning or destroying the American flag as a
              form of political protest be LEGAL or should it be AGAINST
              THE LAW?

                  1.  BE LEGAL...(0 in Q.M3a)
                  5.  AGAINST THE LAW

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.M3a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.M3a)

==============================
VAR 900472       Q.M3a.  Would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a Constitutional amendment
              making it illegal to destroy the flag for political reasons?

                  1.  FAVOR
                  5.  OPPOSE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1, 8-9 in Q.M3

==============================
VAR 900473       Q.M4.  Have you heard or read anything about the problems in
              the savings and loan business?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.M4a-Q.M4c)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.M4a-Q.M4c)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.M4a-Q.M4c)

==============================
VAR 900474       Q.M4a.  Who do you think is more to blame for the problems
              of the savings and loans business--FORMER PRESIDENT REAGAN,
              PRESIDENT BUSH, THE CONGRESS, or THE OWNERS AND MANAGERS OF
              THE SAVINGS AND LOANS?

                  1.  REAGAN...(0 in Q.M4b)
                  2.  BUSH...(0 in Q.M4b)
                  3.  CONGRESS...(0 in Q.M4b)
                  4.  OWNERS & MANAGERS
                  5.  ALL OF THEM
                  6.  NONE OF THEM...(0 in Q.M4b)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.M4b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.M4b)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.M4

==============================
VAR 900475       Q.M4b.  Leaving aside the owners and managers of the savings
              and loans, who do you think is more to blame--President
              Reagan, President Bush or the Congress?

                  1.  PRESIDENT REAGAN
                  2.  PRESIDENT BUSH
                  3.  BOTH (VOL.)
                  4.  CONGRESS
                  5.  NEITHER (VOL.)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.M4; 1-3, 6, 8-9 in Q.M4a

==============================
VAR 900476       Q.M4c.  Which party do you think is more to blame for the
              savings and loan problems, the DEMOCRATIC, or the REPUBLICAN
              party?

                  1.  DEMOCRATS
                  2.  REPUBLICANS
                  3.  BOTH (VOL.)
                  4.  NEITHER (VOL.)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.M4

==============================
VAR 900477       Q.M5.  Do you FAVOR or OPPOSE the death penalty for persons
              convicted of murder?

                  1.  FAVOR
                  3.  DEPENDS (VOL.)...(3 in Q.M5a-Q.M5b)
                  5.  OPPOSE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.M5a-Q.M5b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.M5a-Q.M5b)

==============================
VAR 900478       Q.M5a.  Do you favor the death penalty for persons convicted
              of murder STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?
              Q.M5b.  Do you oppose the death penalty for persons
              convicted of murder STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?

                  1.  STRONGLY FAVOR
                  2.  NOT STRONGLY FAVOR
                  3.  DEPENDS (3 in Q.M5)
                  4.  NOT STRONGLY OPPOSE
                  5.  STRONGLY OPPOSE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.M5

==============================
VAR 900479       Q.M6.  (RB, P.17)  There has been some discussion about
              abortion during recent years.  Which one of the opinions on
              this page best agrees with your view?  You can just tell me
              the number of the opinion you choose.

                  1.  BY LAW, ABORTION SHOULD NEVER BE PERMITTED
                  2.  THE LAW SHOULD PERMIT ABORTION ONLY IN CASE OF RAPE,
                      INCEST, OR WHEN THE WOMAN'S LIFE IS IN DANGER
                  3.  THE LAW SHOULD PERMIT ABORTION FOR REASONS OTHER
                      THAN RAPE, INCEST, OR DANGER TO THE WOMAN'S LIFE,
                      BUT ONLY AFTER THE NEED FOR THE ABORTION HAS BEEN
                      CLEARLY ESTABLISHED
                  4.  BY LAW, A WOMAN SHOULD ALWAYS BE ABLE TO OBTAIN AN

                      ABORTION AS A MATTER OF PERSONAL CHOICE
                  7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900480       Q.M7.  Would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a law in your state that
              would require parental consent before a teenager under 18
              can have an abortion?

                  1.  FAVOR
                  5.  OPPOSE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.M7a-Q.M7b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.M7a-Q.M7b)

==============================
VAR 900481       Q.M7a.  Do you favor this law STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?
              Q.M7b.  Do you oppose this law STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?

              <See V480>

                  1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                  2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
                  4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
                  5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.M7

==============================
VAR 900482       Q.M8.  Would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a law in your state that
              would allow the use of government funds to help pay for the
              cost of abortions for women who cannot afford them?

                  1.  FAVOR
                  5.  OPPOSE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.M8a-Q.M8b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.M8a-Q.M8b)

==============================
VAR 900483       Q.M8a.  Do you favor government funding for abortions
              STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?
              Q.M8b.  Do you oppose government funding for abortion
              STRONGLY or NOT STRONGLY?

                  1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                  2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
                  4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
                  5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.M8

==============================
VAR 900484       Q.M9.  Would you SUPPORT or OPPOSE an increase in taxes that
              would be used to reduce the federal budget deficit?

                  1.  SUPPORT

                  3.  DEPENDS (VOL.)...(3 in Q.M9a-Q.M9b)
                  5.  OPPOSE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.M9a-Q.M9b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.M9a-Q.M9b)

==============================
VAR 900485       Q.M9a.  Do you support such a tax increase STRONGLY or NOT
              STRONGLY?
              Q.M9b.  Do you oppose such a tax increase STRONGLY or NOT
              STRONGLY?
              <See V484>

                  1.  STRONGLY SUPPORT
                  2.  NOT STRONGLY SUPPORT
                  3.  DEPENDS (3 in Q.M9)
                  4.  NOT STRONGLY OPPOSE
                  5.  STRONGLY OPPOSE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.M9

==============================
VAR 900486       Q.M10.  Would you SUPPORT or OPPOSE an increase in taxes
              that would be used to clean up the nation's air and water?

                  1.  SUPPORT
                  3.  DEPENDS (VOL.)...(3 in Q.M10a-Q.M10b)
                  5.  OPPOSE

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.M10a-Q.M10b)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.M10a-Q.M10b)

==============================
VAR 900487       Q.M10a.  Do you support such an increase STRONGLY or NOT
              STRONGLY?
              Q.M10b.  Do you oppose such an increase STRONGLY or NOT
              STRONGLY?
              <See V486>

                  1.  STRONGLY SUPPORT
                  2.  NOT STRONGLY SUPPORT
                  3.  DEPENDS (3 in Q.M10)
                  4.  NOT STRONGLY OPPOSE
                  5.  STRONGLY OPPOSE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 8-9 in Q.M10

==============================
VAR 900488       Q.M11.  Do you think government should provide child care
              assistance to low and middle income working parents, or
              isn't it the government's business?

                  1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE
                  5.  NOT GOVERNMENT BUSINESS

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900489       Q.M12.  Would you FAVOR or OPPOSE a law requiring that all
              young adults serve their country by spending some time in
              the military, the Peace Corps, or in some other kind of
              national service?

                  1.  FAVOR
                  3.  DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)
                  5.  OPPOSE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900490       Q.M13.  If the United States saves a lot of money on defense
              spending in the next few years, what should most of that
              money be used for--TO REDUCE THE FEDERAL BUDGET DEFICIT, to
              CUT TAXES, or to INCREASE SPENDING ON DOMESTIC PROGRAMS?

                  1.  REDUCE DEFICIT
                  2.  CUT TAXES
                  3.  INCREASE SPENDING

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900491       Q.M14.  Should the government force all companies to comply
              with strict pollution standards even if it might put some of
              them out of business?

                  1.  YES, IT SHOULD
                  3.  DEPENDS (VOL.)
                  5.  NO, IT SHOULDN'T

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900492       Q.M15.  Which of the following statements comes closer to
              your opinion--ONE, Japanese companies are competing unfairly
              with American companies; OR TWO, the United States is
              blaming Japan for its own economic problems.

                  1.  COMPETING UNFAIRLY
                  2.  U.S. BLAMING JAPAN FOR OWN PROBLEMS
                  3.  BOTH/DEPENDS (VOL.)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900493       Q.N1.  Looking ahead, do you think the problem of keeping
              out of war would be handled better by the REPUBLICANS, by
              the DEMOCRATS, or about the same by both?

                  1.  BETTER BY REPUBLICANS
                  3.  SAME BY BOTH
                  5.  BETTER BY DEMOCRATS

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900494       Q.N2.  During the past year, would you say that the United
              States' position in the world has grown WEAKER, STAYED ABOUT
              THE SAME, or has it grown STRONGER?

                  1.  WEAKER
                  3.  STAYED THE SAME

                  5.  STRONGER

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900495       Q.N3.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  FORM A (YELLOW COVERSHEET)...(0 in Q.N4-Q.N7)
                  2.  FORM B (PINK COVERSHEET)...(0 in Q.P1a-Q.P1d)

==============================
VAR 900496       -- Qs. N4-N7 ARE ASKED ON FORM B ONLY --
              Q.N4.  How important is it for the U.S. to have a strong
              military force in order to be effective in dealing with our
              enemies?  Is it EXTREMELY IMPORTANT, VERY IMPORTANT,
              SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT, or NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT?

                  1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
                  2.  VERY IMPORTANT
                  3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
                  4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.N3

==============================
VAR 900497       Q.N5.  How worried are you about our country getting into a
              CONVENTIONAL WAR at this time, one in which nuclear weapons
              are not used?  Are you VERY WORRIED, SOMEWHAT WORRIED, or
              NOT WORRIED AT ALL?

                  1.  VERY WORRIED
                  3.  SOMEWHAT WORRIED
                  5.  NOT WORRIED

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.N3 (Form B only)

==============================
VAR 900498       Q.N6.  Do you AGREE or DISAGREE with this statement:  This
              country would be better off if we just stayed home and did
              not concern ourselves with problems in other parts of the
              world.

                  1.  AGREE
                  5.  DISAGREE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.N3 (Form B only)

==============================
VAR 900499       Q.N7.  How worried are you about our country getting into a
              NUCLEAR WAR at this time?  Are you VERY WORRIED, SOMEWHAT
              WORRIED, or NOT WORRIED AT ALL?

                  1.  VERY WORRIED
                  3.  SOMEWHAT WORRIED
                  5.  NOT WORRIED

                  8.  DK

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.N3 (Form B only)

==============================
VAR 900500       -- Qs.P1a-P1d ARE ASKED ON FORM A ONLY --
              Q.P1.  (RB, P.18)  Now I am going to read several
              statements. After each one, I would like you tell me whether
              you AGREE STRONGLY, AGREE SOMEWHAT, NEITHER AGREE NOR
              DISAGREE, DISAGREE SOMEWHAT, or DISAGREE STRONGLY with this
              statement.  You can just give me the number of your choice
              from the booklet.  The first statement is...
              Q.P1a.  The newer lifestyles are contributing to the
              breakdown of our society.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.N3

==============================
VAR 900501       Q.P1b.  The world is always changing and we should adjust
              our view of moral behavior to those changes.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.N3 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900502       Q.P1c.  This country would have many fewer problems if there
              were more emphasis on traditional family ties.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.N3 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900503       Q.P1d.  We should be more tolerant of people who choose to
              live according to their own moral standards, even if they
              are very different from our own.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.N3 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900504       Q.P2.  People have different ideas about the government in
              Washington.  These ideas don't refer to Democrats or
              Republicans in particular, but just to the GOVERNMENT IN
              GENERAL.  We want to see how you feel about these ideas. For
              example:

              How much of the time do you think you can trust the
              government in Washington to do what is right--JUST ABOUT
              ALWAYS, MOST OF THE TIME, or ONLY SOME OF THE TIME?

                  1.  JUST ABOUT ALWAYS
                  3.  MOST OF THE TIME
                  5.  SOME OF THE TIME
                  7.  R VOL:  NONE OF THE TIME

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900505       Q.P3.  Do you think that people in government waste A LOT of
              the money we pay in taxes, waste SOME of it, or DON'T WASTE
              VERY MUCH OF IT?

                  1.  NOT VERY MUCH
                  3.  SOME
                  5.  A LOT

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900506       Q.P4.  Would you say the government is pretty much run by a
              few big interests looking out for themselves or that it is
              run for the benefit of all the people?

                  1.  FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL
                  5.  FEW BIG INTERESTS

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900507       Q.P5.  Do you think that QUITE A FEW of the people running
              the government are crooked, NOT VERY MANY are, or do you
              think HARDLY ANY of them are crooked?

                  1.  HARDLY ANY
                  3.  NOT MANY
                  5.  QUITE A FEW

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900508       Q.P6.  (RB, P.18) Looking at page 18 (for your choice of
              answers) please tell me how much you agree or disagree with
              these statements.  You can just give me the number of your
              choice.  The first is:
              Q.P6a.  Public officials don't care much what people like me
              think.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900509       Q.P6b.  People like me don't have any say about what the
              government does.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900510       Q.P6c.   Sometimes politics and government seem so
              complicated that a person like me can't really understand
              what's going on.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900511       Q.Q1.  Do you consider religion to be an IMPORTANT part of
              your life, or not?

                  1.  YES, IMPORTANT
                  5.  NO, NOT IMPORTANT...(0 in Q.Q2)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Q2)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Q2)

==============================
VAR 900512       Q.Q2.  Would you say your religion provides SOME guidance in
              your day-to-day living, QUITE A BIT of guidance, or A GREAT
              DEAL of guidance in your day-to-day life?

                  1.  SOME
                  2.  QUITE A BIT
                  3.  A GREAT DEAL

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.Q1

==============================
VAR 900513       Q.Q3.  People practice their religion in different ways.
              Q.Q3a.  Outside of attending religious services, do you pray
              SEVERAL TIMES A DAY, ONCE A DAY, A FEW TIMES A WEEK, ONCE A
              WEEK OR LESS or NEVER?

                  1.  SEVERAL TIMES A DAY
                  2.  ONCE A DAY

                  3.  FEW TIMES A WEEK
                  4.  ONCE A WEEK OR LESS
                  5.  NEVER

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900514       Q.Q3b.  Outside of attending religious services, do you read
              the Bible SEVERAL TIMES A DAY, ONCE A DAY, A FEW TIMES A
              WEEK, ONCE A WEEK OR LESS or NEVER?

                  1.  SEVERAL TIMES A DAY
                  2.  ONCE A DAY
                  3.  FEW TIMES A WEEK
                  4.  ONCE A WEEK OR LESS
                  5.  NEVER

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900515       Q.Q4.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  FORM A (YELLOW COVERSHEET)...(0 in Q.Q5)
                  2.  FORM B (PINK COVERSHEET)...(0 in Q.Q6-Q.R3d)

==============================
VAR 900516       -- Q.5 IS ASKED ON FORM B ONLY --
              Q.Q5.  (RB, P.19)  Here are four statements about the Bible,
              and I'd like you to tell me which is closest to your own
              view. Just give me the number of your choice.

                  1.  THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD AND ALL IT SAYS IS TRUE
                  2.  THE BIBLE WAS WRITTEN BY MEN INSPIRED BY GOD, BUT IT
                      CONTAINS SOME HUMAN ERRORS
                  3.  THE BIBLE IS A GOOD BOOK BECAUSE IT WAS WRITTEN BY
                      WISE MEN, BUT GOD HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT
                  4.  THE BIBLE WAS WRITTEN BY MEN WHO LIVED SO LONG AGO
                      THAT IT IS WORTH VERY LITTLE TODAY
                  7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.Q4

==============================
VAR 900517       -- Qs. Q6 and R1-R3d ARE ASKED ON FORM A ONLY --
              Q.Q6.  (RB, P.20)  Which of these statements comes closest
              to describing your feelings about the Bible?

                  1.  ONE, THE BIBLE IS THE ACTUAL WORD OF GOD AND IS TO
                      BE TAKEN LITERALLY, WORD FOR WORD, OR
                  2.  TWO, THE BIBLE IS THE WORD OF GOD BUT NOT EVERYTHING
                      IN IT SHOULD BE TAKEN LITERALLY, WORD FOR WORD, OR
                  3.  THREE, THE BIBLE IS A BOOK WRITTEN BY MEN AND IS NOT
                      THE WORD OF GOD.
                  7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Q4

==============================
VAR 900518       Q.R1.  Some say that the civil rights people have been
              trying to push too fast.  Others feel they haven't pushed
              fast enough.  How about you:  Do you think that civil rights
              leaders are trying to push TOO FAST, are going TOO SLOWLY,
              or are they moving at ABOUT THE RIGHT SPEED?

                  1.  TOO FAST
                  3.  ABOUT RIGHT
                  5.  TOO SLOWLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Q4 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900519       Q.R2.  In the past few years we have heard a lot about
              improving the position of black people in this country.  How
              much real change do you think there has been in the position
              of black people in the past few years;  A LOT, SOME, or NOT
              MUCH AT ALL?

                  1.  A LOT
                  3.  SOME
                  5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Q4 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900520       Q.R3.  (RB, P.21)  In past studies we have asked people why
              they think white people seem to get more of the good things
              in life in America--such as better jobs and more money--than
              black people do.  These are some of the reasons given by
              both blacks and whites.  Please tell me whether you agree or
              disagree with each reason as to why white people seem to get
              more of the good things in life.  (You can just give me the
              number of your choice.)  The first statement is... PROBE AS
              NECESSARY:  Do you AGREE STRONGLY, AGREE SOMEWHAT, NEITHER
              AGREE NOR DISAGREE, DISAGREE SOMEWHAT, or DISAGREE STRONGLY
              with this statement?)
              Q.R3a.  Over the past few years, blacks have gotten less
              than they deserve.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Q4 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900521       Q.R3b.  Irish, Italians, Jewish and many other minorities
              overcame prejudice and worked their way up.  Blacks should
              do the same without any special favors.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Q4 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900522       Q.R3c.  It's really a matter of some people not trying hard
              enough; if blacks would only try harder they could be just
              as well off as whites.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Q4 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900523       Q.R3d.  Generations of slavery and discrimination have
              created conditions that make it difficult for blacks to work
              their way out of the lower class.

                  1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                  2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                  3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                  4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                  5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Q4 (Form A only)

==============================
VAR 900524       Q.X1.  Lots of things come up that keep people from
              attending religious services even if they want to.  Thinking
              about your life these days, do you ever attend religious
              services, apart from occasional weddings, baptisms or
              funerals?

                  1.  YES...(0 in Q.X1a)
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.X1a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X1a)

==============================
VAR 900525       Q.X1a.  Regardless of whether you now attend any religious
              services do you ever think of yourself as part of a
              particular church or denomination?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1, 8-9 in Q.X1

==============================
VAR 900526       Q.X2.  Do you go to religious services EVERY WEEK, ALMOST
              EVERY WEEK, ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH, A FEW TIMES A YEAR, or
              NEVER?

                  1.  EVERY WEEK
                  2.  ALMOST EVERY WEEK...(0 in Q.X2a)
                  3.  ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH...(0 in Q.X2a)
                  4.  A FEW TIMES A YEAR...(0 in Q.X2a)
                  5.  NEVER...(0 in Q.X2a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.X2a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X2a)

                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1

==============================
VAR 900527       Q.X2a.  Would you say you go to religious services ONCE A
              WEEK or MORE OFTEN than once a week?

                  1.  MORE OFTEN
                  2.  JUST ONCE A WEEK

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1; 2-5, 8-9 in Q.X2

==============================
VAR 900528       THE RESPONDENT RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE was determined by a
              series of question coded in variables Q.X3a/Q.X3b-Q.X8.  In
              the simplest case (Catholics) only one question was asked
              (Q.X3a or Q.X3b).  In the most complex cases up to four
              questions were asked.  For a complete layout of this series
              please see section X of the questionnaire.

              The information gathered in Q.X3a/Q.X3b-Q.X8 was used to
              build:

              Q.X3a.  Do you mostly attend a place of worship that is
              Protestant, Roman Catholic, Jewish, or what?
              Q.X3b.  Do you consider yourself PROTESTANT, ROMAN CATHOLIC,
              JEWISH, or what?

                  1.  PROTESTANT...(0 in Q.X6a/Q.X6b)

                  2.  CATHOLIC...(0 in Q.X4-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X7; INAP in
                      Q.X4y)
                  3.  JEWISH...(0 in Q.X4-Q.X4x, Q.X5,Q.X7-Q.X8; INAP in
                      Q.X4y)
                  4.  ANY OTHER...(0 in Q.X6a/Q.X6b)

                  8.  R refused to answer...(0 in Q.X4-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X4z;
                      INAP in Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X4z; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a

==============================
VAR 900529       Q.X4.  What church or denomination is that?

              <See Q.X3a/Q.X3b for complete question text>

                  01.  BAPTIST...(0 in Q.X4c-Q.X4j, Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  02.  EPISCOPALIAN/ANGLICAN/CHURCH OF ENGLAND...(0 in
                       Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  03.  LUTHERAN...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4b, Q.X4d-Q.X4j,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  04.  METHODIST...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4c, Q.X4e-Q.X4j,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  05.  "JUST PROTESTANT"...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  06.  PRESBYTERIAN...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4d, Q.X4f-Q.X4j,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  07.  REFORMED...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4e, Q.X4g-Q.X4j,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  08.  BRETHREN...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4f, Q.X4h-Q.X4j,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  09.  EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  10.  CHRISTIAN OR JUST CHRISTIAN...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4g,
                       Q.X4i-Q.X4j, Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  11.  CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X8;
                       INAP in Q.X4y)
                  12.  CHURCH (or CHURCHES) OF CHRIST...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4h,
                       Q.X4j, Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  13.  UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  14.  DISCIPLES OF CHRIST...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  15.  CHURCH OF GOD...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4i,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  16.  ASSEMBLY OF GOD...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  17.  CONGREGATIONALIST...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  18.  HOLINESS...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4j, Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  19.  PENTECOSTAL...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4j, Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b)
                  20.  FRIENDS, QUAKER...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  21.  ORTHODOX, e.g.  Greek, Russian, SPECIFY...(0 in
                       Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X7; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  22.  NON-DENOMINATIONAL--PROTESTANT...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x,
                       Q.X5-Q.X6a/Q.X6b; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  23.  MORMONS...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X8; INAP in
                       Q.X4y)
                  24.  JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X8;
                       INAP in Q.X4y)
                  25.  LATTER DAY SAINTS...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X8;
                       INAP in Q.X4y)
                  26.  UNITARIAN/UNIVERSALIST...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x,
                       Q.X5-Q.X8; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  27.  BUDDHIST...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X8; INAP in
                       Q.X4y)
                  28.  HINDU...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X8; INAP in
                       Q.X4y)
                  29.  MUSLIM/ISLAM...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X8; INAP
                       in Q.X4y)
                  30.  NATIVE AMERICAN...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X8;
                       INAP in Q.X4y)
                  31.  OTHER, SPECIFY...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4j, Q.X6a/Q.X6b)

                  98.  DK...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X8; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  99.  NA...(0 in Q.X4a-Q.X4x, Q.X5-Q.X8; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  00.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b

==============================
VAR 900530       Q.X4a.  With which Baptist group is your church associated?
              Is it the Southern Baptist Convention, the American Baptist
              Churches in the U.S.A., the American Baptist Association, an
              independent Baptist church or some other Baptist group?

                  1.  SOUTHERN...(0 in Q.X4b,Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  2.  AMERICAN BAPTIST U.S.A....(0 in Q.X4b,Q.X4x; INAP in
                      Q.X4y)
                  3.  AMERICAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION...(0 in Q.X4b,Q.X4x;
                      INAP in Q.X4y)
                  4.  INDEPENDENT BAPTIST
                  7.  OTHER, SPECIFY...(0 in Q.X4b)

                  8.  DK; "JUST BAPTIST"...(0 in Q.X4b, Q.X4x; INAP in
                      Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4b,Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
                      02-31, 98-99 in Q.X4

==============================
VAR 900531       Q.X4b.  Are you affiliated with any larger Baptist group or
              is this strictly a local church?

              <See Q.X4a for complete question text>

                  1.  LOCAL...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  7.  AFFILIATED WITH LARGER GROUP: (SPECIFY)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
                      02-31, 98-99 in Q.X4; 1-3, 7-9 in Q.X4a

==============================
VAR 900532       Q.X4c.  Is this church part of the Evangelical Lutheran
              Church in America, the Missouri Synod, or some other
              Lutheran group?

                  1.  EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA (formerly

                      Lutheran Church in America, American Lutheran
                      Church)...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  2.  MISSOURI SYNOD...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

                  8.  DK; "JUST LUTHERAN"...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
                      01-02, 04-31, 98-99 in Q.X4

==============================
VAR 900533       Q.X4d.  Is your church part of the United Methodist Church,
              African Methodist Episcopal, or some other Methodist group?

                  1.  UNITED METHODIST...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  2.  AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL (AME)...(0 in Q.X4x;
                      INAP in Q.X4y)
                  7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

                  8.  DK; "JUST METHODIST"...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
                      01-03, 05-31, 98-99 in Q.X4

==============================
VAR 900534       Q.X4e.  Is this the Presbyterian Church in the USA or some
              other Presbyterian group?

                  1.  PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U.S.A.  (FORMERLY UNITED
                      PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH)...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

                  8.  DK; "JUST PRESBYTERIAN"...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in
                      Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;

                      01-05, 07-31, 98-99 in Q.X4

==============================
VAR 900535       Q.X4f.  Is this the Christian Reformed Church, the Reformed
              Church in America, or some other Reformed group?

                  1.  CHRISTIAN REFORMED...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  2.  REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in
                      Q.X4y)
                  7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

                  8.  DK; "JUST REFORMED"...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
                      01-06, 08-31, 98-99 in Q.X4

==============================
VAR 900536       Q.X4g.  Is this the Church of the Brethren, the Plymouth
              Brethren, or what?

                  1.  CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  2.  PLYMOUTH BRETHREN...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
                      01-07, 09-31, 98-99 in Q.X4

==============================
VAR 900537       Q.X4h.  When you say "Christian" does that mean the
              denomination called the "Christian Church (Disciples of
              Christ)", or some other Christian denomination, or do you
              mean to say I am just a Christian"?

                  1.  DISCIPLES OF CHRIST...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  2.  JUST CHRISTIAN...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  7.  OTHER, CHRISTIAN (SPECIFY)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
                      01-09, 11-31, 98-99 in Q.X4

==============================
VAR 900538       Q.X4i.  Is this the Church of Christ or the United Church of
              Christ?

                  1.  CHURCH OF CHRIST...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  2.  UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in
                      Q.X4y)
                  7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
                      01-11, 13-31, 98-99 in Q.X4

==============================
VAR 900539       Q.X4j.  Is this the Church of God of Anderson, Indiana; the
              Church of God of Cleveland, Tennessee; the Church of God in
              Christ; or some other Church of God?

                  1.  ANDERSON, IN....(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  2.  CLEVELAND, TN....(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  3.  IN CHRIST...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X4x; INAP in Q.X4y)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
                      01-14, 16-31, 98-99 in Q.X4

==============================
VAR 900540       Q.X4x.  Text Pointer for Q.X4y.

              Whenever R gave a response to the Q.X section that didn't
              match one of the categories offered in the questionnaire,
              his/her response was recorded in the appropriate "Other"
              box, and entered by coders as a text field in Q.X4y.  The
              codes for variable Q.X4x describe the series of questions
              that lead to Q.X4y.

              Built from Q.X4-Q.X4j

                  01.  Baptist, Other (1 in Q.X4, 7 in Q.X4a)
                  02.  Baptist, Affiliated with Larger Group (1 in Q.X4, 7
                       in Q.X4b)
                  03.  Lutheran, Other (3 in Q.X4, 7 in Q.X4c)
                  04.  Methodist, Other (4 in Q.X4, 7 in Q.X4d)
                  05.  Presbyterian, Other (6 in Q.X4, 7 in Q.X4e)
                  06.  Reformed, Other (7 in Q.X4, 7 in Q.X4f)
                  07.  Brethren, Other (8 in Q.X4, 7 in Q.X4g)
                  08.  Christian, Other (10 in Q.X4, 7 in Q.X4h)
                  09.  Church of Christ, Other (12 in Q.X4, 7 in Q.X4i)
                  10.  Church of God, Other (15 in Q.X4, 7 in Q.X4j)
                  11.  Holiness, all mentions (18 in Q.X4)
                  12.  Pentecostal, all mentions (19 in Q.X4)
                  13.  Orthodox, all mentions (21 in Q.X4)
                  14.  Other Protestant, all mentions (31 in Q.X4)

                  00.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b; 02,
                       05, 09, 11, 13-14, 16-17, 20-30, 98-99 in Q.X4;
                       1-3, 8-9 in Q.X4a; 1, 8-9 in Q.X4b; 1-2, 8-9 in
                       Q.X4c; 1-2, 8-9 in Q.X4d; 1, 8-9 in Q.X4e; 1-2, 8-9

                       in Q.X4f; 1-2, 8-9 in Q.X4g; 1-2, 8-9 in Q.X4h;
                       1-2, 8-9 in Q.X4i; 1-3, 8-9 in Q.X4j

==============================
VAR 900541       Q.X4y.  Name of Other (Miscellaneous) Denomination

              Enter verbatim the text written at category 7 in Q.X4a-Q.X4k
              or at category 21 or 31 in Q.X4

              This is an alpha variable and it has been blanked out.

              Dot (.) = INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
              02, 05, 09, 11, 13-14, 16-17, 20-30, 98-99 in Q.X4; 1-3, 8-9
              in Q.X4a; 1, 8-9 in Q.X4b; 1-2, 8-9 in Q.X4c; 1-2, 8-9 in
              Q.X4d; 1, 8-9 in Q.X4e; 1-2, 8-9 in Q.X4f; 1-2, 8-9 in
              Q.X4g; 1-2, 8-9 in Q.X4h; 1-2, 8-9 in Q.X4i; 1-3, 8-9 in
              Q.X4j

==============================
VAR 900542       Q.X5.  Is that group Christian?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.X6a/Q.X6b-Q.X8)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.X6a/Q.X6b-Q.X8)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.X6a/Q.X6b-Q.X8)
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b;
                      01-30, 98-99 in Q.X4

==============================
VAR 900543       Q.X6a.  Do you usually attend a synagogue or temple that is
              Orthodox, Conservative, Reform or what?
              Q.X6b.  Do you consider yourself Orthodox, Conservative,
              Reform, or what?

                  1.  ORTHODOX
                  2.  REFORM
                  3.  CONSERVATIVE
                  7.  OTHER, SPECIFY:

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 1-2, 4, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b

==============================
VAR 900544       Q.X7.  (ASK OF PROTESTANTS) (RB, P.21) Which one of these
              words BEST describes your kind of Christianity,
              FUNDAMENTALIST, EVANGELICAL, CHARISMATIC OR PENTECOSTAL,
              MODERATE TO LIBERAL?

                  1.  FUNDAMENTALIST
                  2.  EVANGELICAL
                  3.  CHARISMATIC/PENTECOSTAL
                  4.  MODERATE TO LIBERAL
                  5.  SOMETHING ELSE (VOLUNTEERED, SPECIFY:)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 2-3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b; 11,
                      21, 23-30, 98-99 in Q.X4; 5, 8-9 in Q.X5

==============================
VAR 900545       Q.X8.  (ASK OF ALL PROTESTANTS, CATHOLICS OR OTHER
              CHRISTIANS) Would you call yourself a born-again Christian,
              that is, have you personally had a conversion experience
              related to Jesus Christ?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a; 3, 8-9 in Q.X3a/Q.X3b; 11,
                      23-30, 98-99 in Q.X4; 5, 8-9 in Q.X5

==============================
VAR 900546       Q.X4z.  RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION SUMMARY

              This variable was built using the closed-ended responses to
              Q.X3a/Q.X3b-Q.X4j and where necessary, using also the
              verbatim responses as described in variables Q.X4x-Q.X4y.

              Use RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE Master Code.

                  010.
                        .
                        .
                  997.
                  998.  R refused to answer

                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.X1a

==============================
VAR 900547       R'S GENDER <from Household Listing> (Given by informant)

                  1.  Male
                  2.  Female

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900548       R'S AGE <from Household Listing> (Given by informant)

              Code age in years

                  17.
                       .
                       .
                  94.

                  99.  NA

==============================
VAR 900549       Q.Z2.  Respondent's race is:

                  1.  WHITE
                  2.  BLACK
                  3.  AMERICAN INDIAN OR ALASKAN NATIVE
                  4.  ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900550       Q.Y1a.  What is the month, day and year of your
              birth?--MONTH

              Code MONTH

                  01.  January
                  02.  February
                  03.  March
                  04.  April
                  05.  May
                  06.  June
                  07.  July
                  08.  August
                  09.  September
                  10.  October
                  11.  November
                  12.  December

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA; refused

==============================
VAR 900551       Q.Y1b.  What is the month, day and year of your birth?--YEAR

              Code actual YEAR (1880-1973)

                  1880.
                         .
                         .
                  1973.

                  9998.  DK
                  9999.  NA; refused

==============================
VAR 900552       Q.Y1x.  Recoded AGE

              Built from Date of Interview, Q.Y1a and Q.Y1b--not entered
              by coder. Month and year of R's birth subtracted from month
              and year of interview.  If year of birth was NA or refused
              (9999 in Q.Y1b), but age of respondent was given by
              informant in the household listing, then age from household
              listing was used in Q.Y1x.

              Code actual age

                  17.
                       .
                       .
                  98.
                  99.  99 years or older

                  00.  NA; 9999 in Q.Y1b

==============================
VAR 900553       Q.Y2.  Are you married now and living with your
              (husband/wife)-- or are you widowed, divorced, separated, or
              have you never married?

              If spouse in nursing home, or works and lives in another
              city, or family is in process of moving and temporarily
              holding 2 residences, code 1 is used.

                  1.  MARRIED AND LIVING WITH SPOUSE (OR SPOUSE IN
                      SERVICE)
                  2.  NEVER MARRIED
                  3.  DIVORCED

                  4.  SEPARATED
                  5.  WIDOWED
                  7.  PARTNERS NOT MARRIED (VOLUNTEERED)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900554       Q.Y3.  What is the highest grade of school or year of
              college you have completed?

              Code actual GRADE marked

              Departing from past practice 0-11 years of schooling and 1
              in Q.Y3a (equivalency tests passed) were not recoded 12 in
              Q.Y3

                  00.  NONE, no grades completed...(0 in Q.Y3b)
                  01.
                  02.
                  03.
                  04.
                  05.
                  06.
                  07.
                  08.
                  09.
                  10.
                  11.
                  12.  Twelve years completed...(0 in Q.Y3b)
                  13.  Thirteen years...(0 in Q.Y3a)
                  14.  Fourteen years...(0 in Q.Y3a)
                  15.  Fifteen years...(0 in Q.Y3a)
                  16.  Sixteen years; four years of college completed...(0
                       in Q.Y3a)
                  17.  Seventeen years; graduate study...(0 in Q.Y3a)

                  98.  DK...(0 in Q.Y3a-Q.Y3b)
                  99.  NA...(0 in Q.Y3a-Q.Y3b)

==============================
VAR 900555       Q.Y3a.  Did you get a high school diploma or pass a high
              school equivalency test?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 13-17, 98-99 in Q.Y3

==============================
VAR 900556       Q.Y3b.  What is the highest degree that you have earned?

                  01.  Bachelor's degree:  BS, BA, AB, AB in TH, B ARCH,
                       BCH E, BCL, BCS, BE, B ED, BFA, BJ, B LIT, BSA,
                       BSC, BSED, BSES, BS in CE, BS in CHE, BS in ED, BS
                       in LS, JCB, LITB, SB, STB, BD
                  02.  Master's degree:  MS, MSC, MA MAT, MBA, BDS, MED,
                       MFA, EDM, LIM, MPH, MPA, MS in LS, MSW, MUSM, SM,
                       STM, MMUS, MFS, MSLS
                  03.  PHD, LITD, SCD, DFA, DLIT, DPH, DPHIL, JSC, SJD
                  04.  LLB, JD
                  05.  MD, DDS, DVM, MVS, DSC, DO (Doctor of Osteopathy)
                  06.  JDC, STD, THD
                  07.  Associate Degree, AA
                  96.  No degree earned

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 00-12, 98-99 in Q.Y3

==============================
VAR 900557       Q.Y3x.  SUMMARY: R's Education

              *Departing from past practice, R's who reported more than 12
              years of schooling and DK or NA in Q.Y3b were coded 04
              instead of 99 in Q.Y3x.

              Built from Q.Y3, Q.Y3a and Q.Y3b

                  01.  8 grades or less (0-8 in Q.Y3 and 5, 8-9 in Q.Y3a)
                  02.  9-11 grades, no further schooling (include 12 yrs.
                       without diploma or equivalency) (9-12 in Q.Y3 and
                       5, 8-9 in Q.Y3a)
                  03.  High school diploma, or equivalency test (1 in Q.Y3a)
                  04.  *More than 12 years of schooling, no higher degree
                       13-17 in Q.Y3 and 96, 98-99 in Q.Y3b)
                  05.  Junior or community college level degrees (AA
                       degrees) (07 in Q.Y3b)
                  06.  BA level degrees; 17+ years, no advanced degree (01
                       in Q.Y3b)
                  07.  Advanced degree, including LLB (02-06 in Q.Y3b)

                  98.  DK (98 in Q.Y3)
                  99.  NA (99 in Q.Y3)

==============================
VAR 900558       -- EDUCATION SEQUENCE FOR R's SPOUSE OR PARTNER --
              Q.Y3c.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  R IS MARRIED OR LIVING WITH PARTNER (BOX '1' OR '7'
                      MARKED AT Q.Y2)
                  2.  ALL OTHERS...(96 in Q.Y3d, 0 in Q.Y3e-Q.Y3h)

==============================
VAR 900559       Q.Y3d.  What is the highest grade of school or year of
              college (your husband/your wife/your partner) has completed?

              Code actual GRADE marked

              Departing from past practice 0-11 years of schooling and 1
              in Q.Y3e (equivalency tests passed) were not recoded 12 in
              Q.Y3d

                  00.  NONE, no grades completed...(0 in Q.Y3f)
                  01.
                  02.
                  03.
                  04.
                  05.
                  06.
                  07.
                  08.
                  09.
                  10.
                  11.
                  12.  Twelve years completed...(0 in Q.Y3f)
                  13.  Thirteen years...(0 in Q.Y3e)
                  14.  Fourteen years...(0 in Q.Y3e)
                  15.  Fifteen years...(0 in Q.Y3e)
                  16.  Sixteen years; four years of college completed...(0
                       in Q.Y3e)
                  17.  Seventeen years; graduate study...(0 in Q.Y3e)

                  96.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y3c
                  98.  DK...(0 in Q.Y3e-Q.Y3f)
                  99.  NA...(0 in Q.Y3e-Q.Y3f)

==============================
VAR 900560       Q.Y3e.  Did (he/she) get a high school diploma or pass a
              high school equivalency test?

                  1.  YES

                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y3c, 13-17, 98-99 in Q.Y3d

==============================
VAR 900561       Q.Y3f.  What is the highest degree that (he/she) has earned?

                  01.  Bachelor's degree:  BS, BA, AB, AB in TH, B ARCH,
                       BCH E, BCL, BCS, BE, B ED, BFA, BJ, B LIT, BSA,
                       BSC, BSED, BSES, BS in CE, BS in CHE, BS in ED, BS
                       in LS, JCB, LITB, SB, STB, BD
                  02.  Master's degree:  MS, MSC, MA MAT, MBA, BDS, MED,
                       MFA, EDM, LIM, MPH, MPA, MS in LS, MSW, MUSM, SM,
                       STM, MMUS, MFS, MSLS
                  03.  PHD, LITD, SCD, DFA, DLIT, DPH, DPHIL, JSC, SJD
                  04.  LLB, JD
                  05.  MD, DDS, DVM, MVS, DSC, DO (Doctor of Osteopathy)
                  06.  JDC, STD, THD
                  07.  Associate Degree, AA
                  96.  No degree earned

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y3c; 00-12, 98-99 in Q.Y3d

==============================
VAR 900562       Q.Y3xx.  SUMMARY: Spouse's Education

              *Departing from past practice, Rs who reported more than 12
              years of schooling and DK or NA in Q.Y3b were coded 04
              instead of 99 in Q.Y3xx.

              Built from Q.Y3d, Q.Y3e and Q.Y3f

                  01.  8 grades or less (0-8 in Q.Y3d and 5, 8-9 in Q.Y3d)
                  02.  9-11 grades, no further schooling (include 12 yrs.
                       without diploma or equivalency) (9-12 in Q.Y3d and
                       5, 8-9 in Q.Y3e)
                  03.  High school diploma, or equivalency test (1 in
                       Q.Y3e)
                  04.  *More than 12 years of schooling, no higher degree
                       13-17 in Q.Y3d and 96, 98-99 in Q.Y3f)
                  05.  Junior or community college level degrees (AA
                       degrees) 07 in Q.Y3f)
                  06.  BA level degrees; 17+ years, no advanced degree (01
                       in Q.Y3f)
                  07.  Advanced degree, including LLB (02-06 in Q.Y3f)

                  98.  DK (98 in Q.Y3d)
                  99.  NA (99 in Q.Y3d)
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y3c

==============================
VAR 900563       Q.Y3g.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  R IS MALE AND MARRIED (OR LIVING WITH PARTNER)
                  2.  ALL OTHERS...(0 in Q.Y3h)

                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y3c

==============================
VAR 900564       Q.Y3h.  (RB, P.22) Is she <R's wife/partner> working now,
              temporarily laid off, or unemployed, retired, permanently
              disabled, a homemaker, (a student), or what?

                  01.  WORKING NOW
                  02.  TEMPORARILY LAID OFF
                  04.  UNEMPLOYED
                  05.  RETIRED
                  06.  PERMANENTLY DISABLED

                  07.  HOMEMAKER
                  08.  STUDENT

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y3c; 2 in Q.Y3g

==============================
VAR 900565       Q.Y4.  (RB, P.22) We'd like to know if YOU are working now,
              temporarily laid off, or are you unemployed, retired,
              permanently disabled, (a homemaker), (a student), or what?
              (MARK ALL THAT APPLY)

              Code number pre-coded in green

              NOTE: Q.Y4 and Q.Y22 need to be coded with a 2-digit code
              that will allow us to classify a retired/permanently
              disabled/housewife/student who is also working now,
              differentiated as to whether the employment is half-time or
              more, or less than half-time.  To determine this you will
              have to scan the entire employment section for R
              (Q.Y4-Q.Y20a) to determine if R has information in more than
              one employment category.  If so, you will then need to
              determine the number of hours worked at the current job
              (Q.Y6a) and assign R to the combination category e.g.,
              working now and student) depending on whether they work 20
              hrs+ or less.  This is done for all respondents.  If R is
              working now only assign code 10 regardless of number of
              hours worked in Q.Y6a.

                  10.  WORKING NOW only...(0 in Q.Y4a-Q.Y4e,
                       Q.Y10a-Q.Y20a)
                  15.  R volunteers WORKING NOW and RETIRED--currently
                       working 20 hours or more a week...(0 in Q.Y4a,
                       Q.Y4c-Q.Y4e, Q.Y16a-Q.Y20a)
                  16.  PERMANENTLY DISABLED and WORKING NOW, currently
                       working 20 hours or more a week...(0 in
                       Q.Y4a-Q.Y4b, Q.Y4d-Q.Y4e, Q.Y16a-Q.Y20a)
                  17.  R volunteers WORKING NOW and HOMEMAKER, currently
                       working 20 hours or more a week...(0 in
                       Q.Y4a-Q.Y4c, Q.Y10a-Q.Y20a)
                  18.  R volunteers WORKING NOW and STUDENT, currently
                       working 20 hours or more a week...(0 in
                       Q.Y4a-Q.Y4c, Q.Y10a-Q.Y20a)
                  20.  TEMPORARILY LAID OFF...(0 in Q.Y4a-Q.Y4e,
                       Q.Y10a-Q.Y20a)
                  40.  UNEMPLOYED...(0 in Q.Y4b-Q.Y9b, Q.Y16a-Q.Y20a)
                  50.  RETIRED--no other occupation...(0 in Q.Y4a,
                       Q.Y4c-Q.Y9b, Q.Y16a-Q.Y20a)
                  51.  R volunteers RETIRED and WORKING NOW, currently
                       working less than 20 hours a week...(0 in Q.Y4a,
                       Q.Y4c-Q.Y4e, Q.Y16a-Q.Y20a)
                  60.  PERMANENTLY DISABLED--NOT WORKING...(0 in
                       Q.Y4a-Q.Y4b, Q.Y4d-Q.Y9b, Q.Y16a-Q.Y20a)
                  61.  PERMANENTLY DISABLED and WORKING NOW, currently
                       working less than 20 hours a week...(0 in
                       Q.Y4a-Q.Y4b, Q.Y4d-Q.Y4e, Q.Y16a-Q.Y20a)
                  70.  HOMEMAKER--no other occupation...(0 in Q.Y4a-Q.Y4c,
                       Q.Y9-Q.Y15a)
                  71.  R volunteers HOMEMAKER and WORKING NOW, currently
                       working less than 20 hours a week...(0 in
                       Q.Y4a-Q.Y4c, Q.Y10a-Q.Y20a)
                  75.  R volunteers HOMEMAKER and STUDENT--no other
                       occupation...(0 in Q.Y4a-Q.Y4c, Q.Y5a-Q.Y15a)
                  80.  STUDENT--no other occupation...(0 in Q.Y4a-Q.Y4c,
                       Q.Y5a-Q.Y15a)
                  81.  R volunteers STUDENT and WORKING NOW, currently
                       less than 20 hours a week...(0 in Q.Y4a-Q.Y4c,
                       Q.Y10a-Q.Y20a)

                  99.  NA--see supervisor before using...(0 in
                       Q.Y4a-Q.Y20a)

==============================
VAR 900566       Q.Y4x.  SUMMARY: R's working status

              Built from Q.Y4--not entered by coders

                  1.  R working now or is retired/permanently disabled/
                      homemaker/student working 20 hours or more per week
                      10, 15-18 in Q.Y4)
                  2.  R temporarily laid off (20 in Q.Y4)
                  4.  R unemployed (40 in Q.Y4)
                  5.  R retired and not working 20 hours or more per week
                      50, 51 in Q.Y4)
                  6.  R permanently disabled and not working 20 hours or

                      more per week (60, 61 in Q.Y4)
                  7.  R homemaker not working 20 hours or more per week
                      70-71, 75 in Q.Y4)
                  8.  R student not working 20 hours or more per week (80,
                      81 in Q.Y4)

                  9.  NA (99 in Q.Y4)

==============================
VAR 900567       Q.Y4a.  (IF R IS UNEMPLOYED) Have you ever done any work for
              pay?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y10a-Q.Y15a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y10a-Q.Y15a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y10a-Q.Y15a)
                  0.  INAP, 10, 15-18, 20, 50-51, 60-61, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                      99 in Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900568       Q.Y4b.  (IF R IS RETIRED) When did you retire?

              Code last two digits of YEAR

                  40.
                       .
                       .
                  90.

                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 10, 16-18, 20, 40, 60-61, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                       99 in Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900569       Q.Y4c.  (IF R IS DISABLED) Have you ever done any work for
              pay?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y10a-Q.Y15a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y10a-Q.Y15a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y10a-Q.Y15a)
                  0.  INAP, 10, 15, 17-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 70-71, 75,
                      80-81, 99 in Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900570       Q.Y4d.  (IF R IS HOMEMAKER OR STUDENT) Are you doing any
              work for pay at the present time?

                  1.  YES...(0 in Q.Y4e)
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y4e)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y4e)
                  0.  INAP, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900571       Q.Y4e.  (IF R IS HOMEMAKER OR STUDENT NOT WORKING AT
              PRESENT) In the last six months, did you do any work for
              pay?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y16a-Q.Y20a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y16a-Q.Y20a)

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y16a-Q.Y20a)
                  0.  INAP, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      1, 8-9 in Q.Y4d

==============================
VAR 900572       -- R WORKING NOW OR TEMPORARILY LAID OFF --
              Q.Y5.  What is your main occupation? (What sort of work do
              you do?)
              Q.Y5a.  What are your most important activities or duties?

              Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Code.

              This variable is the recoding of the 1980 U.S. Census
              Occupation code that was originally coded here. This recoded
              version consists of 71 occupation code headings.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900573       Q.Y5x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

                80 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

              Built from Q.Y5a

                  01.  Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
                  02.  Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
                  03.  Technicians and Related Support Occupations
                       (200-235)
                  04.  Sales Occupation (236-285)
                  05.  Administrative Support, including Clerical
                       (286-389)
                  06.  Private Household (403-407)
                  07.  Protective Service (408-427)
                  08.  Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
                  09.  Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
                  10.  Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations
                       (500-699)
                  11.  Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors
                       (700-799)
                  12.  Transportation and Material Moving Occupations
                       (800-859)
                  13.  Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers
                       (860-890)
                  14.  Member of Armed Forces (900)

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900574       Q.Y5b.  What kind of (business/industry) is that?

              Code number pre-coded in green.  Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS
              INDUSTRY Code

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900575       Q.Y6.  Do you work for someone else, are you self-employed,
              or what?

                  1.  SOMEONE ELSE
                  2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
                  3.  SELF ONLY...(0 in Q.Y6a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y6a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y6a)
                  0.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900576       Q.Y6a.  Are you employed by a federal, state or local
              government?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Q.Y4; 3, 8-9 in
                      Q.Y6

==============================
VAR 900577       Q.Y7.  About how many hours do you work on your job in the
              average week?

              Code actual number of HOURS A WEEK

                  01.
                       .

                       .
                  96.
                  97.  97 OR MORE HOURS

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 IN Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900578       Q.Y7a.  Is that MORE hours than you want to work, FEWER
              hours than you want to work, or generally ABOUT RIGHT?

                  1.  FEWER
                  3.  ABOUT RIGHT
                  5.  MORE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 IN Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900579       Q.Y8.  How worried are you about losing your job in the near
              future; A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL?

                  1.  A LOT
                  3.  SOMEWHAT
                  5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

                  8.  DK; REFUSED
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 IN Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900580       Q.Y9.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  R IS WORKING NOW
                  2.  R TEMPORARILY LAID OFF...(0 IN Q.Y9A-Q.Y9B)

                  0.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 IN Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900581       Q.Y9A.  Were you out of work or laid off at any time during
              the last six months?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 IN Q.Y4; 2 IN Q.Y9

==============================
VAR 900582       Q.Y9B.  During the last six months, have you had a reduction
              in your work hours or had to take a cut in pay at any time
              for reasons other than illness or personal choice?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 IN Q.Y4; 2 IN Q.Y9

==============================
VAR 900583       -- R UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED --
              Q.Y10.  What kind of work did you do on your last regular
              job?  (What was your occupation?)
              Q.Y10a.  What were your most important activities or duties?

              Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Code.

              This variable is the recoding of the 1980 U.S. Census
              Occupation code that was originally coded here. This recoded
              version consists of 71 occupation code headings.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;
                        5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900584       Q.Y10x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

                80 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

              Built from Q.Y10a

                  01.  Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
                  02.  Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
                  03.  Technicians and Related Support Occupations (200-235)
                  04.  Sales Occupation (236-285)
                  05.  Administrative Support, including Clerical (286-389)
                  06.  Private Household (403-407)
                  07.  Protective Service (408-427)
                  08.  Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
                  09.  Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
                  10.  Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations
                       (500-699)
                  11.  Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors
                       (700-799)
                  12.  Transportation and Material Moving Occupations
                       (800-859)
                  13.  Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers
                       (860-890)
                  14.  Member of Armed Forces (900)

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;
                       5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900585       Q.Y10b.  What kind of (business/industry) was that?

              Code number pre-coded in green.  Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS
              INDUSTRY Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;
                        5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900586       Q.Y11.  Did you work for someone else, were you
              self-employed, or what?

                  1.  SOMEONE ELSE
                  2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
                  3.  SELF ONLY...(0 in Q.Y11a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y11a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y11a)
                  0.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900587       Q.Y11a.  Were you employed by a federal, state or local
              government?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c; 3, 8-9 in Q.Y11

==============================
VAR 900588       Q.Y12.  Have you had a job in the past SIX months?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y12a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y12a)

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y12a)
                  0.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900589       Q.Y12a.  About how many hours did you work on your job in
              the average week?

              Code actual number of HOURS A WEEK

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  96.
                  97.  97 or more hours

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;
                       5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y12

==============================
VAR 900590       Q.Y13.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: EMPLOYMENT STATUS

                  1.  R IS UNEMPLOYED...(0 in Q.Y14)
                  2.  R IS RETIRED OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED

                  0.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900591       Q.Y14.  Are you doing any work for pay at the present time?

                  1.  YES...(0 in Q.Y15-Q.Y15a)
                  5.  NO

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y15-Q.Y15a)
                  0.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c; 1 in Q.Y13

==============================
VAR 900592       Q.Y15.  Are you looking for work at the present time?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c; 1, 9 in Q.Y14

==============================
VAR 900593       Q.Y15a.  How worried are you about not being able to find a
              job in the near future; A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL?

                  1.  A LOT
                  3.  SOMEWHAT
                  5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

                  8.  DK; REFUSED
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y4;

                      5, 8-9 in Q.Y4a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4c; 1, 9 in Q.Y14

==============================
VAR 900594       -- R HOMEMAKER OR STUDENT --
              Q.Y16.  What kind of work did you do on your last regular
              job?  (What was your occupation?)
              Q.Y16a.  What were your most important activities or duties?

              Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Code.

              This variable is the recoding of the 1980 U.S. Census
              Occupation code that was originally coded here. This recoded
              version consists of 71 occupation code headings.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Q.Y4;
                        1, 8-9 in Q.Y4d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4e

==============================
VAR 900595       Q.Y16x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

                80 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

              Built from Q.Y16a

                  01.  Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
                  02.  Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
                  03.  Technicians and Related Support Occupations
                       (200-235)
                  04.  Sales Occupation (236-285)
                  05.  Administrative Support, including Clerical
                       (286-389)
                  06.  Private Household (403-407)
                  07.  Protective Service (408-427)
                  08.  Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
                  09.  Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
                  10.  Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations
                       (500-699)
                  11.  Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors
                       (700-799)
                  12.  Transportation and Material Moving Occupations
                       (800-859)
                  13.  Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers
                       (860-890)
                  14.  Member of Armed Forces (900)

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Q.Y4;
                       1, 8-9 in Q.Y4d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4e

==============================
VAR 900596       Q.Y17.  What kind of (business/industry) was that?

              Code number pre-coded in green.  Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS
              INDUSTRY Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  997.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Q.Y4;
                        1, 8-9 in Q.Y4d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4e

==============================
VAR 900597       Q.Y18.  Did you work for someone else, were you
              self-employed, or what?

                  1.  SOMEONE ELSE
                  2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
                  3.  SELF ONLY...(0 in Q.Y18a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y18a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y18a)
                  0.  INAP, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      1, 8-9 in Q.Y4d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4e

==============================
VAR 900598       Q.Y18a.  Were you employed by a federal, state or local
              government?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      1, 8-9 in Q.Y4d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4e; 3, 8-9 in Q.Y18

==============================
VAR 900599       Q.Y19.  About how many hours did you work on your job in the
              average week?

              Code actual number of HOURS A WEEK

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  96.
                  97.  97 or more hours

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Q.Y4;
                       1, 8-9 in Q.Y4d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4e

==============================
VAR 900600       Q.Y20.  Are you looking for work at the present time?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      1, 8-9 in Q.Y4d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4e

==============================
VAR 900601       Q.Y20a.  How worried are you about not being able to find a
              job in the near future; A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL?

                  1.  A LOT
                  3.  SOMEWHAT
                  5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

                  8.  DK; REFUSED
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Q.Y4;
                      1, 8-9 in Q.Y4d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y4e

==============================
VAR 900602       -- R'S OCCUPATIONAL DATA -- STACKED --
              Q.RC1. What is/was your main occupation?  What sort of work
              do/did you do?
              Q.RC1a. What are/were your most important activities or
              duties?

              Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Code.

              This variable is the recoding of the l980 U.S. Census
              Occupation Code that was originally coded here.  This
              recoded version consists of 71 occupation code headings.

              This variable combines data from all R's who are currently
              employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed, retired, or
              permanently disabled.  Excluded are those who are homemakers
              or students without outside employment. If Respondent was
              coded 15 or 51 (working now and retired) in Q.Y4, his/her
              former occupation information was used.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  071.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y4; 5,9 in Q.Y4a; 5,9 in
                        Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900603       Q.RC2. Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code for R's Current/Former
              Occupation

                80 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

              This variable combines data from all R's who are currently
              employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed, retired, or
              permanently disabled.  Excluded are those who are homemakers
              or students without outside employment. If Respondent was
              coded 15 or 51 (working now and retired) in Q.Y4, his/her
              former occupation information was used.

                  01.  Executive, Administrative and Managerial(001-039)
                  02.  Professional Speciality Occupations(040-199)
                  03.  Technicians and Related Support
                       Occupations(200-235)
                  04.  Sales Occupations (236-285)
                  05.  Administrative Support, including Clerical(286-389)
                  06.  Private Household (403-407)
                  07.  Protective Service (408-427)
                  08.  Service Except Protective and Household(428-469)
                  09.  Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations(470-499)
                  10.  Precision Production, Craft and Repair
                       Occupations(500-699)
                  11.  Machine Operators, Assemblers, and
                       Inspectors(700-799)
                  12.  Transportation and Material Moving
                       Occupations(800-859)
                  13.  Handlers, Equipment Clearners, Helpers and
                       Laborers(860-890)
                  14.  Member of Armed Forces (900)

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y4; 5,9 in Q.Y4a; 5,9 in
                       Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900604       Q.RC3. What do/did they make or do where you work/ed? What
              kind of business or industry is/was that?

              Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY Code.

              This variable combines data from all R's who are currently
              employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed, retired, or
              permanently disabled.  Excluded are those who are homemakers
              or students without outside employment. If Respondent was
              coded 15 or 51 (working now and retired) in Q.Y4, his/her
              former occupation information was used.

                  010.
                        .
                        .
                  990.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y4; 5,9 in Q.Y4a; 5,9 in
                        Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900605       Q.RC4. Do/Did you work for someone else, are/were you
              self-employed, or what?

              This variable combines data from all R's who are currently
              employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed, retired, or
              permanently disabled.  Excluded are those who are homemakers
              or students without outside employment. If Respondent was
              coded 15 or 51 (working now and retired) in Q.Y4, his/her
              former occupation information was used.

                  1.  SOMEONE ELSE
                  2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
                  3.  SELF ONLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y4; 5,9 in Q.Y4a; 5,9 in
                      Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900606       Q.RC5. Are/Were you employed by a federal, state or local
              government?

              This variable combines data from all R's who are currently
              employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed, retired, or
              permanently disabled.  Excluded are those who are homemakers
              or students without outside employment. If Respondent was
              coded 15 or 51 (working now and retired) in Q.Y4, his/her
              former occupation information was used.

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y4; 5,9 in Q.Y4a; 5,9 in
                      Q.Y4c; 3, 8-9 in Q.Y6; 3, 8-9 in Q.Y11

==============================
VAR 900607       Q.RC6. About how many hours do/did you work on your job in
              the average week?

              Code actual number of HOURS A WEEK

              This variable combines data from all R's who are currently
              employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed, retired, or
              permanently disabled.  Excluded are those who are homemakers
              or students without outside employment. For those
              unemployed, or disabled and not working now, this question
              was asked about the job worked in the past six months.

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  96.
                  97.  Ninety-seven or more

                  98.  DK

                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y4; 5,9 in Q.Y4a; 5,9 in
                       Q.Y4c; 5,9 in Q.Y12

==============================
VAR 900608       Q.RC7. How worried are you about losing your job/not being
              able to find a job in the near future; A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or
              NOT MUCH AT ALL?

              This variable combines data from all R's who are currently
              employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed, retired, or
              permanently disabled.  Excluded are those who are homemakers
              or students without outside employment, and those who are
              retired and working for pay at the present time.

                  1.  A LOT
                  3.  SOMEWHAT
                  5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

                  8.  DON'T KNOW, REFUSED
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y4; 5,9 in Q.Y4a; 5,9 in
                      Q.Y4c; 1,9 in Q.Y14

==============================
VAR 900609       Q.RC8. Have you had a job in the past SIX months?

              This variable combines data from all R's who are unemployed,
              retired, or permanently disabled.

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 10,17-18,20,70-71,75,80-81,99 in Q.Y4; 5,9 in

                      Q.Y4a; 5,9 in Q.Y4c

==============================
VAR 900610       Q.RC9. Are you looking for work at the present time?

              This variable combines data from all R's who are unemployed,
              retired, or permanently disabled.

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 10,17-18,20,70-71,75,80-81,99 in Q.Y4; 5,9 in
                      Q.Y4a; 5,9 in Q.Y4c; 1,9 in Q.Y14

==============================
VAR 900611       Q.RC10. Have you ever done any work for pay?

              This variable combines data from all R's who are unemployed
              or permanently disabled.

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 10,15,17-18,20,50-51,70-71,75,80-81,99 in Q.Y4

==============================
VAR 900612       Q.Y21.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  R IS FEMALE AND MARRIED (OR PARTNERED)
                  2.  ALL OTHERS...(0 in Q.Y22-Q.Y37a)

==============================
VAR 900613       -- R'S HUSBAND/PARTNER OCCUPATION DATA --
              Q.Y22.  (RB, STILL ON P.22) We'd like to know about (your
              husband/your partner).  Is he working now, temporarily laid
              off, or is he unemployed, retired, permanently disabled, (a
              homemaker), (a student), or what? (MARK ALL THAT APPLY)

              Code number pre-coded in green.

              NOTE: Q.Y4 and Q.Y22 need to be coded with a 2-digit code
              that will allow us to classify a retired/permanently
              disabled/housewife/student who is also working now,
              differentiated as to whether the employment is half-time or
              more, or less than half-time.  To determine this you will
              have to scan the entire employment section for R
              (Q.Y4-Q.Y20a) to determine if R has information in more than
              one employment category.  If so, you will then need to
              determine the number of hours worked at the current job
              (Q.Y6a) and assign R to the combination category e.g.,
              working now and student) depending on whether they work 20
              hrs+ or less.  This is done for all respondents.  If R is
              working now only assign code 10 regardless of number of
              hours worked in Q.Y6a.

                  10.  WORKING NOW only...(in Q.Y22a-Q.Y22e,
                       Q.Y28a-Q.Y37a)
                  15.  R volunteers WORKING NOW and RETIRED--currently
                       working 20 hours or more a week...(0 in Q.Y22a,
                       Q.Y22c-Q.Y22e, Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  16.  PERMANENTLY DISABLED and WORKING NOW, currently
                       working 20 hours or more a week...(0 in
                       Q.Y22a-Q.Y22b, Q.Y22d-Q.Y22e, Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  17.  R volunteers WORKING NOW and HOMEMAKER, currently
                       working 20 hours or more a week...(0 in
                       Q.Y22a-Q.Y22c, Q.Y28a-Q.Y37a)

                  18.  R volunteers WORKING NOW and STUDENT, currently
                       working 20 hours or more a week...(0 in
                       Q.Y22a-Q.Y22c, Q.Y28a-Q.Y37a)
                  20.  TEMPORARILY LAID OFF...(0 in Q.Y22a-Q.Y22e,
                       Q.Y28a-Q.Y37a)
                  40.  UNEMPLOYED...(0 in Q.Y22b-Q.Y27b, Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  50.  RETIRED--no other occupation...(0 in Q.Y22a,
                       Q.Y22c-Q.Y27b, Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  51.  R volunteers RETIRED and WORKING NOW, currently
                       working less than 20 hours a week...(0 in Q.Y22a,
                       Q.Y22c-Q.Y22e, Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  60.  PERMANENTLY DISABLED--NOT WORKING...(0 in
                       Q.Y22a-Q.Y22b, Q.Y22d-Q.Y27b, Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  61.  PERMANENTLY DISABLED and WORKING NOW, currently
                       working less than 20 hours...(0 in Q.Y22a-Q.Y22b,
                       Q.Y22d-Q.Y22e, Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  70.  HOMEMAKER--no other occupation...(0 in
                       Q.Y22a-Q.Y22c, Q.Y23a-Q.Y32a)
                  71.  R volunteers HOMEMAKER and WORKING NOW, currently
                       working less than 20 hours a week...(0 in
                       Q.Y22a-Q.Y22c, Q.Y28a-Q.Y37a)
                  75.  R volunteers HOMEMAKER and STUDENT--no other
                       occupation...(0 in Q.Y22a-Q.Y22c, Q.Y23a-Q.Y32a)
                  80.  STUDENT--no other occupation...(0 in Q.Y22a-Q.Y22c,
                       Q.Y23a-Q.Y32a)
                  81.  R volunteers STUDENT and WORKING NOW, currently
                       less than 20 hours a week...(0 in Q.Y22a-Q.Y22c,
                       Q.Y28a-Q.Y37a)

                  99.  NA--(SEE SUPERVISOR BEFORE USING)...(0 in
                       Q.Y22a-Q.Y37a)
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21

==============================
VAR 900614       Q.Y22x.  SUMMARY: Spouse's working status

              Built from Q.Y22--not entered by coders

                  1.  H/P working now or is retired/permanently disabled/
                      homemaker/student working 20 hours or more per week
                      (10, 15-18 in Q.Y22)
                  2.  H/P temporarily laid off (20 in Q.Y22)
                  4.  H/P unemployed (40 in Q.Y22)
                  5.  H/P retired and not working 20 hours or more per
                      week (50, 51 in Q.Y22)
                  6.  H/P permanently disabled and not working 20 hours or
                      more per week (60, 61 in Q.Y22)
                  7.  H/P homemaker not working 20 hours or more per week
                      (70-71, 75 in Q.Y22)
                  8.  H/P student not working 20 hours or more per week
                      (80, (81 in Q.Y22)

                  9.  NA (99 in Q.Y22)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21

==============================
VAR 900615       Q.Y22a.  (IF SPOUSE IS UNEMPLOYED) Has he ever done any work
              for pay?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y28a-Q.Y32a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y28a-Q.Y32a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y28a-Q.Y32a)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 50-51, 60-61,
                      70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900616       Q.Y22b.  (IF SPOUSE IS RETIRED) When did he retire?

              Code last two digits of YEAR

                  50.
                       .
                       .
                  90.

                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 16-18, 20, 40, 60-61, 70-71,
                       75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900617       Q.Y22c.  (IF SPOUSE IS DISABLED) Has he ever done any work
              for pay?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y28a-Q.Y32a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y28a-Q.Y32a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y28a-Q.Y32a)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15, 17-18, 20, 40, 50-51,
                      70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900618       Q.Y22d.  (IF SPOUSE IS HOMEMAKER OR STUDENT) Is he doing any
              work for pay at the present time?

                  1.  YES...(0 in Q.Y22e, Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y22e, Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y22e, Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                      99 in Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900619       Q.Y22e.  In the last six months, did he do any work for pay?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y33a-Q.Y37a)

                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 1, 8-9 in Q.Y22d

==============================
VAR 900620       -- R'S HUSBAND WORKING NOW OR TEMPORARILY LAID OFF --
              Q.Y23.  What is his main occupation? (What sort of work does
              he do?)
              Q.Y23a.  What are his most important activities or duties?

              Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Code.

              This variable is the recoding of the 1980 U.S. Census
              Occupation code that was originally coded here.  This
              recoded version consists of 71 occupation code headings.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  900.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                        Q.Y22
 0621          Q.Y23x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

                80 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

                 Built from Q.Y23a

                  01.  Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
                  02.  Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
                  03.  Technicians and Related Support Occupations
                       (200-235)
                  04.  Sales Occupation (236-285)
                  05.  Administrative Support, including Clerical
                       (286-389)
                  06.  Private Household (403-407)
                  07.  Protective Service (408-427)
                  08.  Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
                  09.  Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
                  10.  Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations
                       (500-699)
                  11.  Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors
                       (700-799)
                  12.  Transportation and Material Moving Occupations
                       (800-859)
                  13.  Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers
                       (860-890)
                  14.  Member of Armed Forces (900)

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                       Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900622       Q.Y23b.  What kind of (business/industry) is that?

              Code number pre-coded in green.  Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS
              INDUSTRY Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  990.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                        Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900623       Q.Y24.  Does he work for someone else, is he self-employed,
              or what?

                  1.  SOMEONE ELSE
                  2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
                  3.  SELF ONLY...(0 in Q.Y24a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y24a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y24a)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                      Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900624       Q.Y24a.  Is he employed by a federal, state or local
              government?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                      Q.Y22; 3, 8-9 in Q.Y24

==============================
VAR 900625       Q.Y25.  About how many hours does he work on his job in the
              average week?

              Code actual number of HOURS A WEEK

                  01.

                       .
                       .
                  96.
                  97.  97 or more hours

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                       Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900626       Q.Y25a.  Is that MORE hours than he wants to work, FEWER
              hours than he wants to work, or generally ABOUT RIGHT?

                  1.  FEWER
                  3.  ABOUT RIGHT
                  5.  MORE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                      Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900627       Q.Y26.  How worried is he about losing his job in the near
              future; A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL?

                  1.  A LOT
                  3.  SOMEWHAT
                  5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

                  8.  DK; REFUSED
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                      Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900628       Q.Y27.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  HUSBAND/PARTNER IS WORKING NOW (1 AT Y22)
                  2.  HUSBAND/PARTNER TEMPORARILY LAID OFF...(0 in
                      Q.Y27a-Q.Y27b)

                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                      Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900629       Q.Y27a.  Was he out of work or laid off at any time during
              the last six months?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                      Q.Y22; 2 in Q.Y27

==============================
VAR 900630       Q.Y27b.  During the last six months, has he had a reduction
              in his work hours or had to take a cut in pay at any time
              for reasons other than illness or personal choice?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in
                      Q.Y22; 2 in Q.Y27

==============================
VAR 900631       - R'S HUSBAND UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED OR PERMANENTLY
DISABLED -

              Q.Y28.  What kind of work did he do on his last regular job?
              (What was his occupation?)
              Q.Y28a.  What were his most important activities or duties?

              Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Code.
              This variable is the recoding of the 1980 U.S. Census
              Occupation code that was originally coded here.  This
              recoded version consists of 71 occupation code headings.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  900.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                        99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900632       Q.Y28x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

                80 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

              Built from Q.Y28a

                  01.  Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
                  02.  Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
                  03.  Technicians and Related Support Occupations
                       (200-235)
                  04.  Sales Occupation (236-285)
                  05.  Administrative Support, including Clerical
                       (286-389)
                  06.  Private Household (403-407)
                  07.  Protective Service (408-427)
                  08.  Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
                  09.  Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
                  10.  Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations
                       (500-699)
                  11.  Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors
                       (700-799)
                  12.  Transportation and Material Moving Occupations
                       (800-859)
                  13.  Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers
                       (860-890)
                  14.  Member of Armed Forces (900)

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                       99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900633       Q.Y28b.  What kind of (business/industry) was that?

              Code number pre-coded in green.  Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS
              INDUSTRY Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  990.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                        99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900634       Q.Y29.  Did he work for someone else, was he self-employed,
              or what?

                  1.  SOMEONE ELSE
                  2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
                  3.  SELF ONLY...(0 in Q.Y29a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y29a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y29a)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900635       Q.Y29a.  Was he employed by a federal, state or local
              government?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c; 3,
                      8-9 in Q.Y29

==============================
VAR 900636       Q.Y30.  Has he had a job in the past six months?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y30a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y30a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y30a)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900637       Q.Y30a.  About how many hours did he work on his job in the
              average week?

              Code actual number of HOURS A WEEK

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  96.
                  97.  97 or more hours

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                       99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c; 5,
                       8-9 in Q.Y30

==============================
VAR 900638       Q.Y31.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: EMPLOYMENT STATUS

                  1.  HUSBAND IS UNEMPLOYED...(0 in Q.Y31a)
                  2.  HUSBAND IS RETIRED OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED

                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900639       Q.Y31a.  Is he doing any work for pay at the present time?

                  1.  YES...(0 in Q.Y32-Q.Y32a)
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y32-Q.Y32a)

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y32-Q.Y32a)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c; 1
                      in Q.Y31

==============================
VAR 900640       Q.Y32.  Is he looking for work at the present time?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c; 1,
                      9 in Q.Y31a

==============================
VAR 900641       Q.Y32a.  How worried is he about not being able to find a
              job in the near future; A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL?

                  1.  A LOT
                  3.  SOMEWHAT
                  5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

                  8.  DK; REFUSED
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22c; 1,
                      9 in Q.Y31a

==============================
VAR 900642       -- R'S HUSBAND STUDENT --

              Q.Y33.  What kind of work did he do on his last regular job?
              (What was his occupation?)
              Q.Y33a.  What were his most important activities or duties?

              Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Code.

              This variable is the recoding of the 1980 U.S. Census
              Occupation code that was originally coded here.  This
              recoded version consists of 71 occupation code headings.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  900.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                        99 in Q.Y22; 1, 8-9 in Q.Y22d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22e

==============================
VAR 900643       Q.Y33x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

                80 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

              Built from Q.Y33a

                  01.  Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
                  02.  Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
                  03.  Technicians and Related Support Occupations
                       (200-235)
                  04.  Sales Occupation (236-285)
                  05.  Administrative Support, including Clerical
                       (286-389)
                  06.  Private Household (403-407)
                  07.  Protective Service (408-427)
                  08.  Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
                  09.  Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
                  10.  Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations
                       (500-699)
                  11.  Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors
                       (700-799)
                  12.  Transportation and Material Moving Occupations
                       (800-859)
                  13.  Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers
                       (860-890)
                  14.  Member of Armed Forces (900)

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                       99 in Q.Y22; 1, 8-9 in Q.Y22d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22e

==============================
VAR 900644       Q.Y34.  What kind of (business/industry) was that?

              Code number pre-coded in green.  Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS
              INDUSTRY Code.

                  001.
                        .
                        .
                  990.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                        99 in Q.Y22; 1, 8-9 in Q.Y22d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22e

==============================
VAR 900645       Q.Y35.  Did he work for someone else, was he self-employed,
              or what?

                  1.  SOMEONE ELSE
                  2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
                  3.  SELF ONLY...(0 in Q.Y35a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y35a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y35a)
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 1, 8-9 in Q.Y22d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22e

==============================
VAR 900646       Q.Y35a.  Was he employed by a federal, state or local
              government?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 1, 8-9 in Q.Y22d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22e; 3,

                      8-9 in Q.Y35

==============================
VAR 900647       Q.Y36.  About how many hours did he work on his job in the
              average week?

              Code actual number of HOURS A WEEK

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  96.
                  97.  97 or more hours

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                       99 in Q.Y22; 1, 8-9 in Q.Y22d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22e

==============================
VAR 900648       Q.Y37.  Is he looking for work at the present time?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 1, 8-9 in Q.Y22d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22e

==============================
VAR 900649       Q.Y37a.  How worried is he about not being able to find a
              job in the near future; A LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL?

                  1.  A LOT
                  3.  SOMEWHAT
                  5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

                  8.  DK; REFUSED
                  0.  INAP, 2 in Q.Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                      99 in Q.Y22; 1, 8-9 in Q.Y22d; 5, 8-9 in Q.Y22e

==============================
VAR 900650       -- R'S HUSBAND/PARTNER OCCUPATIONAL DATA -- STACKED --

              Q.RC1001. What is/was his (husband/partner's) main
              occupation? What sort of work does/did he do?
              Q.RC1001a. What are/were his (husband/partner's) most
              important activities or duties?

              Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Code.

              This variable is the recoding of the l980 U.S. Census
              Occupation Code that was originally coded here.  This
              recoded version consists of 71 occupation code headings.

              This variable combines data from all husband/partners who
              are currently employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed,
              retired, or permanently disabled. Excluded are those who are
              homemakers or students without outside employment.  If
              husband/partner is coded 15 or 51 (retired, and working now)
              in Q.Y22, his/her former occupation information is used.

                  001.
                        .
                        .

                  071.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP; 2 in Q.Y21; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y22; 5,8-9 in
                        Q.Y22a; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900651       Q.RC1002. Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code for R's
              husband/partner's Current/Former Occupation

                80 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

              This variable combines data from all husband/partners who
              are currently employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed,
              retired, or permanently disabled. Excluded are those who are
              homemakers or students without outside employment.  If
              husband/partner is coded 15 or 51 (retired, and working now)
              in Q.Y22, his/her former occupation information is used.

                  01.  Executive, Administrative and Managerial(001-039)
                  02.  Professional Speciality Occupations(040-199)
                  03.  Technicians and Related Support
                       Occupations(200-235)
                  04.  Sales Occupations (236-285)
                  05.  Administrative Support, including Clerical(286-389)
                  06.  Private Household (403-407)
                  07.  Protective Service (408-427)
                  08.  Service Except Protective and Household(428-469)
                  09.  Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations(470-499)
                  10.  Precision Production, Craft and Repair
                       Occupations(500-699)
                  11.  Machine Operators, Assemblers, and
                       Inspectors(700-799)
                  12.  Transportation and Material Moving
                       Occupations(800-859)
                  13.  Handlers, Equipment Clearners, Helpers and
                       Laborers(860-890)
                  14.  Member of Armed Forces (900)

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP; 2 in Q.Y21; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y22; 5,8-9 in

                       Q.Y22a; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900652       Q.RC1003. What do/did they make or do where he works/worked?
              What kind of business or industry is/was that?

              Use 3-digit 1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY Code.

              This variable combines data from all husband/partners who
              are currently employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed,
              retired, or permanently disabled. Excluded are those who are
              homemakers or students without outside employment.  If
              husband/partner is coded 15 or 51 (retired, and working now)
              in Q.Y22, his/her former occupation information is used.

                  010.
                        .
                        .
                  990.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP; 2 in Q.Y21; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y22; 5,8-9 in
                        Q.Y22a; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900653       Q.RC1004. Does/Did he (SPOUSE/PARTNER) work for someone
              else, is/was he self-employed, or what?

              This variable combines data from all husband/partners who
              are currently employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed,
              retired, or permanently disabled. Excluded are those who are
              homemakers or students without outside employment.  If
              husband/partner is coded 15 or 51 (retired, and working now)

              in Q.Y22, his/her former occupation information is used.

                  1.  SOMEONE ELSE
                  2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
                  3.  SELF ONLY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 2 in Q.Y21; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y22; 5,8-9 in
                      Q.Y22a; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900654       Q.RC1005. Is/Was he (SPOUSE/PARTNER) employed by a federal,
              state or local government?

              This variable combines data from all husband/partners who
              are currently employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed,
              retired, or permanently disabled. Excluded are those who are
              homemakers or students without outside employment.  If
              husband/partner is coded 15 or 51 (retired, and working now)
              in Q.Y22, his/her former occupation information is used.

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 2 in Q.Y21; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y22; 5,8-9 in
                      Q.Y22a; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22c; 3,8-9 in Q.Y24; 3,8-9 in
                      Q.Y29

==============================
VAR 900655       Q.RC1006. About how many hours does/did he (SPOUSE/PARTNER)
              work on his job in the average week?

              This variable combines data from all husband/partners who

              are currently employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed,
              retired, or permanently disabled. Excluded are those who are
              homemakers or students without outside employment.  For
              those unemployed, or disabled and not working now, this
              question was asked about the job worked in the past six
              months.

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  96.
                  97.  Ninety-seven or more

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP; 2 in Q.Y21; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y22; 5,8-9 in
                       Q.Y22a; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22c; 5,8-9 in Q.Y30

==============================
VAR 900656       Q.RC1007. How worried is he (SPOUSE/PARTNER) about losing
              his job/not being able to find job in the near future; A
              LOT, SOMEWHAT, or NOT MUCH AT ALL?

              This variable combines data from all husband/partners who
              are currently employed, temporarily laid off, unemployed,
              retired, or permanently disabled. Excluded are those who are
              homemakers or students without outside employment, and those
              who are retired and working for pay at the present time.

                  1.  A LOT
                  3.  SOMEWHAT
                  5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

                  8.  DON'T KNOW, REFUSED
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 2 in Q.Y21; 70,75,80,99 in Q.Y22; 5,8-9 in
                      Q.Y22a; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22c; 1,8-9 in Q.Y31a

==============================
VAR 900657       Q.RC1008. Has he (SPOUSE/PARTNER) had a job in the past SIX
              months?

              This variable combines data from all husband/partners who
              are unemployed, retired, or permanently disabled.

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 2 in Q.Y21; 10,17-18,20,70-71,75,80-81,99 in
                      Q.Y22; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22c

==============================
VAR 900658       Q.RC1009. Is he (SPOUSE/PARTNER) looking for work at the
              present time?

              This variable combines data from all husband/partners who
              are unemployed, retired, or permanently disabled.

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 2 in Q.Y21; 10,17-18,20,70-71,75,80-81,99 in
                      Q.Y22; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22a; 5,8-9 in Q.Y22c; 1,8-9 in
                      Q.Y31a

==============================
VAR 900659       Q.RC1010. Has he (SPOUSE/PARTNER) ever done any work for
              pay?

              This variable combines data for all husband/partners who are
              unemployed or permanently disabled.

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP; 2 in Q.Y21; 10,17-18,20,50-51,70-71,75,
                      80-81,99 in Q.Y22

==============================
VAR 900660       Q.Y38.  Do you or anyone else in this household belong to a
              labor union?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y38a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y38a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y38a)

==============================
VAR 900661       Q.Y38a.  Who is it that belongs? (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)

              <See V660>

                  11.  (A) RESPONDENT only
                  13.  (C) R's WIFE only
                  14.  (D) R's HUSBAND only
                  15.  (E) SOMEONE ELSE in household only
                  20.  (A,D) RESPONDENT and R's HUSBAND
                  21.  (A,C) RESPONDENT and R's WIFE
                  22.  (A,E) RESPONDENT and SOMEONE ELSE
                  23.  (C,E) R's WIFE and SOMEONE ELSE
                  26.  (D,E) R's HUSBAND and SOMEONE ELSE
                  31.  (A,C,E) RESPONDENT, R's WIFE and SOMEONE ELSE

                  32.  (A,D,E) RESPONDENT, R's HUSBAND and SOMEONE ELSE

                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.Y38

==============================
VAR 900662       Q.Y39.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  R ONLY FAMILY MEMBER AGE 14 OR OLDER...(0 in Q.Y40)
                  2.  ALL OTHERS (include R of same or opposite sex in
                      long-term relationship who pool their income and Rs
                      currently separated/widowed/divorced who were
                      married in 1989)

==============================
VAR 900663       Q.Y40.  (RB, P.23) Please look at this page and tell me the
              letter of the income group that includes the income of ALL
              MEMBERS OF YOUR FAMILY LIVING HERE in 1989 BEFORE TAXES.
              This figure should include salaries, wages, pensions,
              dividends, interest, and all other income.  (IF UNCERTAIN:
              What would be your best guess?)

              Rs who do not live with a family member age 14 or older were
              not asked this question.  Their response to Q.Y41 was
              duplicated in this variable.

                  01.  A. NONE OR LESS THAN $2,999
                  02.  B. $3,000-$4,999
                  03.  C. $5,000-$6,999
                  04.  D. $7,000-$8,999
                  05.  E. $9,000-$9,999
                  06.  F. $10,000-$10,999
                  07.  G. $11,000-$11,999
                  08.  H. $12,000-$12,999
                  09.  J. $13,000-$13,999
                  10.  K. $14,000-$14,999

                  11.  M. $15,000-$16,999
                  12.  N. $17,000-$19,999
                  13.  P. $20,000-$21,999
                  14.  Q. $22,000-$24,999
                  15.  R. $25,000-$29,999
                  16.  S. $30,000-$34,999
                  17.  T. $35,000-$39,999
                  18.  U. $40,000-$44,999
                  19.  V. $45,000-$49,999
                  20.  W. $50,000-$59,999
                  21.  X. $60,000-$74,999
                  22.  Z. $75,000-$89,999
                  23.  AA. $90,000 AND OVER

                  88.  DK
                  98.  R REFUSED TO ANSWER...(0 in Q.Y40a/Q.Y41)
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 1 in Q.Y39

==============================
VAR 900664       Q.Y40a.  (RB, STILL ON P.23) Now we are interested in the
              income that you yourself received in 1989, not including any
              of the income received by (your spouse and) the rest of your
              family.  Please look at this page and tell me the income YOU
              YOURSELF had in 1989 BEFORE TAXES.  This figure should
              include salaries, wages, pensions, dividends, interest, and
              all other income. (IF UNCERTAIN: What would be your best
              guess?)
              Q.Y41.  (RB, STILL ON P.23) Please look at this page and
              tell me the letter of the income group that includes the
              income YOU had in 1989 BEFORE TAXES.  This figure should
              include salaries, wages, pensions, dividends, interest, and
              all other income.

                  01.  A. NONE OR LESS THAN $2,999
                  02.  B. $3,000-$4,999
                  03.  C. $5,000-$6,999
                  04.  D. $7,000-$8,999
                  05.  E. $9,000-$9,999
                  06.  F. $10,000-$10,999
                  07.  G. $11,000-$11,999
                  08.  H. $12,000-$12,999

                  09.  J. $13,000-$13,999
                  10.  K. $14,000-$14,999
                  11.  M. $15,000-$16,999
                  12.  N. $17,000-$19,999
                  13.  P. $20,000-$21,999
                  14.  Q. $22,000-$24,999
                  15.  R. $25,000-$29,999
                  16.  S. $30,000-$34,999
                  17.  T. $35,000-$39,999
                  18.  U. $40,000-$44,999
                  19.  V. $45,000-$49,999
                  20.  W. $50,000-$59,999
                  21.  X. $60,000-$74,999
                  22.  Z. $75,000-$89,999
                  23.  AA. $90,000 AND OVER

                  88.  DK
                  98.  R REFUSED TO ANSWER
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 98 in Q.Y40

==============================
VAR 900665       Q.Y42.  There's been some talk these days about different
              social classes.  Most people say they belong either to the
              MIDDLE CLASS or the WORKING CLASS.  Do you ever think of
              yourself as belonging in one of these classes?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900666       Q.Y42a.  Which one <social class does R belong to>? (RECORD
              ONE)
              Q.Y42b.  Well, if you had to make a choice, would you call
              yourself middle class or working class?

              <See Q.Y42 for complete question text>

                  1.  MIDDLE CLASS
                  2.  WORKING CLASS
                  5.  Lower class; poor...(0 in Q.Y42c/Q.Y42e,
                      Q.Y42d/Q.Y42f)
                  6.  Upper class...(0 in Q.Y42c/Q.Y42e, Q.Y42d/Q.Y42f)
                  7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)...(0 in Q.Y42c/Q.Y42e,
                      Q.Y42d/Q.Y42f)

                  8.  Refused to accept idea of classes...(0 in
                      Q.Y42c/Q.Y42e, Q.Y42d/Q.Y42f
                  9.  DK; NA...(0 in Q.Y42c/Q.Y42e, Q.Y42d/Q.Y42f)

==============================
VAR 900667       Q.Y42c.  Would you say that you are about average middle
              class or that you are in the upper part of the middle class?
              Q.Y42e.  Would you say that you are about average working
              class or that you are in the upper part of the working
              class?

              In the questionnaire category 1 is printed as "4" and
              category 2 is printed as "6".

                  1.  AVERAGE WORKING
                  2.  UPPER WORKING
                  4.  AVERAGE MIDDLE
                  6.  UPPER MIDDLE

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.Y42a/Q.Y42b

==============================
VAR 900668       Q.Y42x.  SUMMARY: R's Social Class (BUILT AND DISPLAYED--NOT
              ENTERED BY CODERS)

              Built from Q.Y42a/Q.Y42b and Q.Y42c/Q.Y42e

                  0.  Lower class                          (50)
                  1.  Average working                      (21)
                  2.  Working--NA average or upper         (28,29)
                  3.  Upper working                        (22)
                  4.  Average middle                       (14)
                  5.  Middle class--NA average or upper    (18,19)
                  6.  Upper middle                         (16)
                  7.  Upper class                          (60)

                  8.  Refused to accept idea of class      (80)
                  9.  NA; DK; other                        (70,90)

==============================
VAR 900669       Q.Y42d.  Would you say you feel PRETTY CLOSE to middle class
              people, or that you don't feel much closer to them than to
              people in other classes?
              Q.Y42f.  Would you say you feel PRETTY CLOSE to working
              class people, or that you don't feel much closer to them
              than to people in other classes?

              In the questionnaire category 1 is printed as "2" and
              category 4 is printed as "5".

                  1.  CLOSE to middle class
                  2.  CLOSE to working class
                  4.  NOT CLOSE to middle class
                  5.  NOT CLOSE to working class

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5-9 in Q.Y42a/Q.Y42b

==============================
VAR 900670       Q.Y43(1).  In addition to being American, what do you
              consider your main ethnic group or nationality group? <First
              mention>

              Code 2 mentions.  Use NATIONALITY Code.

              If R gives 3 or more nationalities, code the first two
              listed EXCEPT when the nationality given in Q.Y43b is not
              one of the first two listed.  THEN, code the nationality
              listed in Q.Y43b as the first mention and the first
              nationality listed for Q.Y43 as the second mention.

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  95.
                  97.  Other...(Make Card)

                  98.  DK...(0 in Q.Y43(2)-Q.Y43b)
                  99.  NA...(0 in Q.Y43(2)-Q.Y43b)
                  00.  NONE; no further mention; "just American"...(0 in
                       Q.Y43(2)-Q.Y43b)

==============================
VAR 900671       Q.Y43(2).  In addition to being American, what do you
              consider your main ethnic group or nationality group?
              <Second mention>

              Code 2 mentions.  Use NATIONALITY Code.

              If R gives 3 or more nationalities, code the first two
              listed EXCEPT when the nationality given in Q.Y43b is not
              one of the first two listed.  THEN, code the nationality
              listed in Q.Y43b as the first mention and the first
              nationality listed for Q.Y43 as the second mention.

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  95.
                  97.  Other...(Make Card)

                  00.  NONE; no further mention

==============================
VAR 900672       Q.Y43a.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  ONE GROUP MENTIONED IN Q.Y43...(0 in Q.Y43b)
                  5.  MORE THAN ONE GROUP MENTIONED IN Q.Y43

                  0.  INAP, 00, 98-99 in Q.Y43(1)

==============================
VAR 900673       Q.Y43b.  With which of these groups do you most closely
              identify?

              Respondents who gave only one nationality in response to
              Q.Y43 were not asked this question.  Their response to Q.Y43
              was duplicated here.

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  88.
                  90.  NONE, NEITHER
                  91.
                       .
                       .
                  95.

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 00, 98-99 in Q.Y43(1); 1 in Q.Y43a

==============================
VAR 900674       Q.Y44.  Were both your parents born in this country?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900675       Q.Y45.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                  1.  SOME HISPANIC GROUP MENTIONED IN Q.Y43...(0 in
                      Q.Y46)
                  2.  NO HISPANIC GROUP MENTIONED IN Q.Y43

==============================
VAR 900676       Q.Y46.  Are you of Spanish or Hispanic origin or descent?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO...(0 in Q.Y46a)

                  8.  DK...(0 in Q.Y46a)
                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Y46a)
                  0.  INAP, 1 in Q.Y45

==============================
VAR 900677       Q.Y46a.  (RB, P.24) Please look at the booklet and tell me
              which category best describes your Hispanic origin.

                  1.  MEXICAN
                  2.  PUERTO RICAN
                  3.  CUBAN
                  4.  LATIN AMERICAN
                  5.  CENTRAL AMERICAN
                  6.  SPANISH
                  7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 5, 8-9 in Q.Y46

==============================
VAR 900678       Q.Y47.  Where were you born? (IF UNITED STATES: Which
              state?)

              Use STATE AND COUNTRY Code.

                  101.
                        .
                        .
                  704.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900679       Q.Y48.  Where was it that you GREW UP? (IF UNITED STATES:
              Which state or states?)

              If R grew up in more than one state or country, code place
              where R lived longest, between ages 6 and 18.  If NA where
              longest, use code which best reflects ALL mentioned places.

              Use STATE AND COUNTRY Code.

                  101.
                        .
                        .
                  704.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA

==============================
VAR 900680       Q.Y49.  (RB, P.25) Looking at this list, please tell me
              where you were mostly brought up?

                  1.  ON A FARM
                  2.  IN THE COUNTRY, NOT ON A FARM
                  3.  IN A SMALL CITY OR TOWN (UNDER 50,000 PEOPLE)
                  4.  IN A MEDIUM-SIZED CITY (50,000 - 100,000)
                  5.  IN A LARGE CITY (100,000 - 500,000)
                  6.  IN A SUBURB OF A LARGE CITY
                  7.  IN A VERY LARGE CITY (OVER 500,000)
                  8.  IN A SUBURB OF A VERY LARGE CITY

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900681       Q.Y50.  How long have you lived in your present
              (CITY/TOWN/TOWNSHIP/COUNTY)?

              Code actual number of years. If R gives fraction of year,
              drop the fraction and code the actual number of years when
              greater than 2.

                  00.  LESS THAN SIX MONTHS
                  01.  6-12 MONTHS; 1 YEAR
                  02.  13-23 MONTHS
                  92.  2 years...(0 in Q.Y50a-Q.Y50b)
                  03.  3 years...(0 in Q.Y50a-Q.Y50b)
                       .
                       .
                  89.  89 OR MORE...(0 in Q.Y50a-Q.Y50b)
                  90.  ALL OF LIFE...(0 in Q.Y50a-Q.Y50b)

                  98.  DK...(0 in Q.Y50a-Q.Y50b)
                  99.  NA...(0 in Q.Y50a-Q.Y50b)

==============================
VAR 900682       Q.Y50a.  Where did you live before you moved here?

              Use CITY Code.

                  0001.
                         .

                         .
                  5101.
                  9996.  FOREIGN COUNTRY given
                  9997.  CITY not on list

                  9998.  DK
                  9999.  NA
                  0000.  INAP, 03-92, 98-99 in Q.Y50

==============================
VAR 900683       Q.Y50b.  Where did you live before you moved here?--STATE OR
              COUNTRY

              Use STATE AND COUNTRY Code.

                  101.
                        .
                        .
                  704.

                  998.  DK
                  999.  NA
                  000.  INAP, 03-92, 98-99 in Q.Y50

==============================
VAR 900684       Q.Y51.  How long have you lived in this (house/condo/
              apartment)?

              Code actual number of years. If R gives fraction of year,
              drop the fraction and code the actual number of years when
              greater than 2.

                  00.  LESS THAN SIX MONTHS
                  01.  6-12 MONTHS; 1 YEAR

                  02.  13-24 MONTHS; 2 YEARS
                  03.  3 YEARS
                       .
                       .
                  89.  89 OR MORE
                  90.  ALL OF LIFE

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA

==============================
VAR 900685       Q.Y52.  (Do you/Does your family) own your home, pay rent,
              or what?

              If R states that this is only a seasonal home, or that
              his/her main residence is elsewhere, make a card with this
              information but code Q.Y52 as written in interview.

                  1.  OWN
                  2.  RENT
                  3.  Occupancy part of financial arrangement with
                      employer or owner
                  7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900686       Q.Z3.  Other persons present at interview were (CHECK MORE
              THAN ONE BOX IF NECESSARY):

                  00.  NONE (only box checked)
                  01.  CHILDREN UNDER 6 ONLY
                  02.  OLDER CHILDREN ONLY
                  03.  Children under 6 and older children
                  04.  SPOUSE ONLY

                  05.  "    and children under 6
                  06.  "    and older children
                  07.  "    and children under 6 and older children
                  08.  OTHER RELATIVES ONLY
                  09.  "      "      and children under 6
                  10.  "      "      and older children
                  11.  "      "      and children under 6 and older
                       children
                  12.  "      "      and spouse
                  13.  "      "      and spouse and children under 6
                  14.  "      "      and spouse and older children
                  15.  "      "      and spouse and children under 6 and
                       older children
                  16.  OTHER ADULTS ONLY
                  17.  "      "   and children under 6
                  18.  "      "   and older children
                  19.  "      "   and children under 6 and older children
                  20.  "      "   and spouse
                  21.  "      "   and spouse and children under 6
                  22.  "      "   and spouse and older children
                  23.  "      "   and spouse and children under 6 and
                       older children
                  24.  "      "   and other relatives
                  25.  "      "   and other relatives and children under 6
                  26.  "      "   and other relatives and older children
                  27.  "      "   and other relatives and children under 6
                       and older children
                  28.  "      "   and other relatives and spouse
                  29.  "      "   and other relatives and spouse and
                       children under 6
                  30.  Other adults and other relatives and spouse and
                       children under 6 and older children (all boxes
                       checked in interview schedule)

                  99.  NA

==============================
VAR 900687       Q.Z4.  Respondent's cooperation was:

                  1.  VERY GOOD
                  2.  GOOD
                  3.  FAIR
                  4.  POOR
                  5.  VERY POOR

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900688       Q.Z5.  Respondent's general level of information about
              politics and public affairs seemed:

                  1.  VERY HIGH
                  2.  FAIRLY HIGH
                  3.  AVERAGE
                  4.  FAIRLY LOW
                  5.  VERY LOW

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900689       Q.Z6.  Rate R's apparent intelligence:

                  1.  VERY HIGH
                  2.  ABOVE AVERAGE
                  3.  AVERAGE
                  4.  BELOW AVERAGE
                  5.  VERY LOW

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900690       Q.Z7.  How suspicious did R seem to be about the study,
              BEFORE the interview?

                  1.  NOT AT ALL SUSPICIOUS
                  3.  SOMEWHAT SUSPICIOUS
                  5.  VERY SUSPICIOUS

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900691       Q.Z8.  Overall, how great was R's interest in the interview?

                  1.  VERY HIGH
                  2.  ABOVE AVERAGE
                  3.  AVERAGE
                  4.  BELOW AVERAGE
                  5.  VERY LOW

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900692       Q.Z9.  How sincere did R seem to be in (his/her) answers?

                  1.  COMPLETELY SINCERE
                  2.  USUALLY SINCERE
                  3.  OFTEN SEEMED TO BE INSINCERE

                  9.  NA

==============================
VAR 900693       Q.Z11.  Do you feel R reported income correctly?

                  1.  YES, THINK R REPORTED CORRECTLY...(0 in Q.Z11a)
                  2.  NO, THINK R REPORTED INCORRECTLY
                  3.  R REFUSED INCOME QUESTIONS
                  5.  NO, THINK R REPORTED DISHONESTLY

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Z11a)

==============================
VAR 900694       Q.Z11a.  If possible, give a reasonable estimate of what R's
              family income is:

                  01.  NONE OR LESS THAN $2,999
                  02.  $3,000-$4,999
                  03.  $5,000-$6,999
                  04.  $7,000-$8,999
                  05.  $9,000-$9,999
                  06.  $10,000-$10,999
                  07.  $11,000-$11,999
                  08.  $12,000-$12,999
                  09.  $13,000-$13,999
                  10.  $14,000-$14,999
                  11.  $15,000-$16,999
                  12.  $17,000-$19,999
                  13.  $20,000-$21,999
                  14.  $22,000-$24,999
                  15.  $25,000-$29,999
                  16.  $30,000-$34,999
                  17.  $35,000-$39,999
                  18.  $40,000-$44,999
                  19.  $45,000-$49,999
                  20.  $50,000-$59,999
                  21.  $60,000-$74,999
                  22.  $75,000 AND OVER

                  98.  IMPOSSIBLE TO ESTIMATE
                  99.  NA

                  00.  INAP, 1, 9 in 1436

==============================
VAR 900695       Q.Z12.  Was this interview conducted entirely in English, or
              was it necessary to translate some (or all) questions into
              another language?

                  1.  INTERVIEW CONDUCTED ENTIRELY IN ENGLISH...(0 in
                      Q.Z12a)
                  2.  SOME (OR ALL) QUESTIONS TRANSLATED INTO ANOTHER
                      LANGUAGE

                  9.  NA...(0 in Q.Z12a)

==============================
VAR 900696       Q.Z12a.  What language <was the interview translated into>?

                  1.  Spanish
                  7.  Other...(Make Card)

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 1, 9 in Q.Z12

==============================
VAR 900697       Q.Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion
              or expressed during interview? (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
              Q.Z13(10).  NEGATIVE--GENERAL

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900698       Q.Z13(11).  What was R's reaction to interview...
              NEGATIVE--TOO LONG

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900699       Q.Z13(12).  What was R's reaction to interview...
              NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900700       Q.Z13(13).  What was R's reaction to interview...

              NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900701       Q.Z13(15).  What was R's reaction to interview... R WANTED
              TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER STARTING THE
              INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING
              AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900702       Q.Z13(20).  What was R's reaction to interview... R
              COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
              ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
              OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900703       Q.Z13(22).  What was R's reaction to interview... R
              COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS CONFUSED
              BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE SCALES", R WAS SLOW
              READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900704       Q.Z13(30).  What was R's reaction to interview... R
              EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
              DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE OR
OWN
              SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900705       Q.Z13(31).  What was R's reaction to interview... R
              EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
              DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
              KNOWLEDGE: CANDIDATES: NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR OWN LACK
              OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900706       Q.Z13(40).  What was R's reaction to interview... R WAS
              AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900707       Q.Z13(41).  What was R's reaction to interview... R BECAME
              ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900708       Q.Z13(45).  What was R's reaction to interview... R BECAME
              CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS: WHY DO YOU COME
              TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?" "WHY THIS NEIGHBORHOOD?" "WHY/WHY
              NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?" "WHY ME?", ETC.

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900709       Q.Z13(50).  What was R's reaction to interview... R COULD
              NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900710       Q.Z13(70).  What was R's reaction to interview... R APPEARED
              TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS "COOPERATIVE" / "INTERESTED" /

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned

                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900711       Q.Z13(80).  What was R's reaction to interview... NEUTRAL OR
              NO FEEDBACK

              <See Q.Z13 for complete question text>

                  1.  Mentioned
                  5.  Not mentioned

                  9.  NA entire section

==============================
VAR 900712       VOTE VALIDATION FILTER VARIABLE

                  1.  R validated at his/her sample address
                  2.  R validated at address other than sample address
                  3.  Search for R's registration at two addresses

                  9.  R was NOT VALIDATED, no name or address, validation
                      record lost
                  0.  INAP, R NOT VALIDATED, self report is not registered

==============================
VAR 900713       Interviewer ID

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not validated)

==============================
VAR 900714       Office Number

              This is the election office where R told us he/she was
              registered. For not-registered (not-validated) respondents
              this office corresponds to their sample address.

                  999.  R registered out of sample and validated over the
                        phone

==============================
VAR 900715        VV.A1. Did you find a registration record with a name which
              is the same as or identifiable as the respondent's name?

                  1.  YES
                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not validated)

==============================
VAR 900716       VV.A1a. How well does the name on the record match the name
              on the coversheet?

                  1.  Identifiable as same name, but spelled differently
                  2.  Different name, but record is for our respondent
                  3.  Same

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not validated), 5,
                      8-9 in VV.A1.

==============================
VAR 900717       VV.A1b.  Does the birth date on the coversheet match that
              given on the registration record?

                  1.  Yes
                  2.  No

                  8.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.
                  9.  NA
                  0.  Birthdate not available

==============================
VAR 900718       VV.A1b(1).  Birthdate is given as:--MONTH

              Code MONTH (01-12)

                  01.  January
                  02.  February
                  03.  March
                  04.  April
                  05.  May
                  06.  June
                  07.  July
                  08.  August
                  09.  September
                  10.  October
                  11.  November
                  12.  December

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                       validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 0, 1, 9 in VV.A1b.

==============================
VAR 900719       VV.A1b(2).  Birthdate is given as:--YEAR

              Code YEAR (1890-1972)

                  1890.
                         .
                         .
                  1972.

                  9998.  DK
                  9999.  NA
                  0000.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                         validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 0, 1, 9 in VV.A1b.

==============================
VAR 900720       VV.A1c.  Is birthdate on record within 10 years of
              coversheet birthdate?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 0, 1, 9 in VV.A1b.

==============================
VAR 900721       VV.A1d.  Is the address on this record the same as the
              address on the coversheet?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 0, 1, 9 in VV.A1b.; 1,
                      8-9 in VV.A1c.

==============================
VAR 900722       VV.A1e.  IWER: CHECK COVERSHEET FOR HOUSEHOLD
COMPOSITION:
              Does it show that there is a relative of the same gender
              also living in this household?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 0, 1, 9 in VV.A1b.; 1,
                      8-9 in VV.A1c.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1d.

==============================
VAR 900723       VV.A1x(1).  USING THIS REGISTRATION RECORD:   Did this
              person vote: a)  in November, 1988?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 0, 1, 9 in VV.A1b.; 1,
                      8-9 in VV.A1c.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1e.

==============================
VAR 900724       VV.A1x(2).  USING THIS REGISTRATION RECORD:   Did this
              person vote: b)  in November, 1990?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 0, 1, 9 in VV.A1b.; 1,
                      8-9 in VV.A1c.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1e.

==============================
VAR 900725       VV.A2.  Is the polling place for R which is given on the
              coversheet recognizable to the office as being in their
              jurisdiction?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1, 8-9 in VV.A1.

==============================
VAR 900726       VV.A2a.  Is the polling place given by R the right one for a
              person living at the address shown on the coversheet?

                  1.  Yes
                  3.  Can't tell
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A2.

==============================
VAR 900727       VV.A2b.  Recheck the records or the precinct that this
              polling place does belong to.  Can a record for R be found?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A2.; 1,
                      3, 8-9 in VV.A2a.

              [A2c is not coded.]

==============================
VAR 900728       VV.A2d.  Please check the local phone book.  Is there
              someone with the same (or similar) surname living at the
              coversheet address?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 1 in VV.A2b.

==============================
VAR 900729       VV.A2e.  Is the surname spelled the way we have it on the
              coversheet (or in some variant way that you have already
              checked the records for)?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 1 in VV.A2b.; 5, 8-9
                      in VV.A2d.

==============================
VAR 900730       VV.A2f.  Please recheck the registration records for the
              person whose name is spelled as you found it in the
              telephone book.  Did you locate a record for this person?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 1 in VV.A2b.; 5, 8-9
                      in VV.A2d.; 1, 8-9 in VV.A2e.

==============================
VAR 900731       VV.A3.  (Is the address on the record the same as that on
              the coversheet or did you find the person at a different
              address?)

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  Different address

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1d.; 5,
                      8-9 in VV.A1e.

==============================
VAR 900732       VV.A3b.  CHECK WITH OFFICE:  Is one of these addresses just
              a mailing address?

                  1.  Yes, coversheet
                  2.  Yes, registration record

                  5.  NO

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1d.; 5,
                      8-9 in VV.A1e.; 1, 9 in VV.A3.

==============================
VAR 900733       VV.A4.   Did you find this record in the "CURRENT" and/or
              "ACTIVE" registration files?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.

==============================
VAR 900734       VV.A4a(1).  When did R register:--MONTH

              Code MONTH (01-12)

                  01.  January
                  02.  February
                  03.  March
                  04.  April
                  05.  May
                  06.  June
                  07.  July
                  08.  August
                  09.  September
                  10.  October
                  11.  November
                  12.  December

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                       validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1d.; 5,
                       8-9 in VV.A4.

==============================
VAR 900735       VV.A4a(2).  When did R register:--YEAR

              Code YEAR (1900-1991)

                  1900.
                         .
                         .
                         1991.

                  9998.  DK
                  9999.  NA
                  0000.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                         validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1d.;
                         5, 8-9 in VV.A4.

==============================
VAR 900736       VV.A4b.  In which of these files was this record located?

                  1.  Purged/deceased/cancelled
                  2.  To be processed (not yet added)
                  3.  Inactive
                  7.  Other, specify

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1d.; 1,
                      8-9 in VV.A4.

==============================
VAR 900737       VV.A4c(1).   When was the record purged?--MONTH

              Code MONTH (01-12)

                  01.  January
                  02.  February
                  03.  March
                  04.  April
                  05.  May
                  06.  June
                  07.  July
                  08.  August
                  09.  September
                  10.  October
                  11.  November
                  12.  December

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                       validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1d.; 1,
                       8-9 in VV.A4.; 2-3, 7-9 in VV.A4b.

==============================
VAR 900738       VV.A4c(2).  When was the record purged?--YEAR

              Code YEAR (1970-1991)

                  1970.
                         .
                         .
                  1991.

                  9998.  DK
                  9999.  NA
                  0000.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                         validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1d.;
                         1, 8-9 in VV.A4.; 2-3, 7-9 in VV.A4b.

==============================
VAR 900739       VV.A4d(1).  When did R register?:--MONTH

              Code MONTH (01-12)

                  01.  January
                  02.  February
                  03.  March
                  04.  April
                  05.  May
                  06.  June
                  07.  July
                  08.  August
                  09.  September
                  10.  October
                  11.  November
                  12.  December

                  98.  DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                       validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1d.; 1,
                       8-9 in VV.A4.; 1, 3, 7-9 in VV.A4b.

==============================
VAR 900740       VV.A4d(2).  When did R register?:--YEAR

              Code YEAR (1990-1991)

                  1990.
                  1991.

                  9998.  DK
                  9999.  NA
                  0000.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                         validated); 5, 8-9 in VV.A1.; 5, 8-9 in VV.A1d.;
                         1, 8-9 in VV.A4.; 1, 3, 7-9 in VV.A4b.

                    RECORD CHECK SECTION B:    DID R VOTE?

==============================
VAR 900741       VV.B0.  CHECKPOINT

              This checkpoint was originally intended to design a search
              process based on the way offices organize their registration
              and vote records.  If the office had a Registration Master
              file (computerized or manual) containing vote information,
              the interviewers were supposed to mark 4 and proceed to look
              up the respondent on that file.  Original sources were
              supposed to be searched only if the interviewer did not find
              evidence of R voting in the Master file.  If the office kept
              registration and vote records separately, the interviewer
              was supposed to mark 1 and work directly with whatever
              original source was available.  In practice though,
              interviewers used the checkpoint to describe what they
              actually did.  In several offices with Master files, they
              worked only with Poll books or some other primary source.
              Hence, EA30. reflects what the interviewer did,
              independently of how the office is organized.  See EA29. for
              information on which offices tanscribe vote information into
              the registration master file.

                  1.  Voting information is NOT on registration records in
                      this office (only if a registration record for R was
                      found). [Office 9 is coded here, lists of voters and
                      non-voters were used]
                  2.  A1x is filled out and NO OTHER Registration record
                      for a person whose name and birthdate are a better
                      match has been located.
                  3.  A1x is SKIPPED and no registration record has been
                      found for this R
                  4.  We do have a registration record for this respondent
                      AND vote information is on registration records.
                      [Offices 2, 6, 7, 20, 49, 56, 84, 101, 102, 104-107,
                      112, 113, and 173 are coded here.  These offices
                      send original registration records to the polls
                      where they are signed by the voters]

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not validated)

==============================
VAR 900742       VV.B1.  Does the registration record indicate that R voted
              in the November, 1990 general election?  (BEFORE MARKING THE
              registration records file.  SEE STUDY GUIDE for more
              details.)

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  Can't tell: R voted after Nov. 1990 and only the
                      last vote is on record; DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1-3 in VV.B0.

==============================
VAR 900743       VV.B2(1).  What is the last date that the record shows R as
              voting? -- MONTH

              Code MONTH (01-12)

                  01.  January
                  02.  February
                  03.  March
                  04.  April
                  05.  May
                  06.  June
                  07.  July
                  08.  August
                  09.  September
                  10.  October
                  11.  November
                  12.  December

                  98.  R HAS NEVER VOTED; DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                       validated); 1-3 in VV.B0.; 1, 8-9 in VV.B1.

==============================
VAR 900744       VV.B2(2).  What is last date that the record shows R as
              voting? -- DAY

              Code DAY (01-31)

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  31.

                  98.  R HAS NEVER VOTED; DK
                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                       validated); 1-3 in VV.B0.; 1, 8-9 in VV.B1.

==============================
VAR 900745       VV.B2(3).  What is last date that the record shows R as
              voting? -- YEAR

              Code YEAR (1970-1991)

                  1970.
                         .
                         .
                  1991.

                  9998.  R has never voted; DK
                  9999.  NA
                  0000.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                         validated); 1-3 in VV.B0.; 1, 8-9 in VV.B1.

==============================
VAR 900746       VV.B3.  Are there any records or files on which voting
              information for 1990 is recorded, other than these
              registration records, e.g., ballot applications, poll lists,
              signature lists, (other registration records)?

                  1.  Yes
                  2.  Yes, but none available to me
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1-2 in VV.B0.; 1, 9 in VV.B1.

              [VV.B3a is not coded.]

==============================
VAR 900747       VV.B4.  Do any of the voting records indicate that R voted
              on Nov. 6, 1990?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  Maybe; DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1-2 in VV.B0.; 1, 9 in VV.B1.; 2, 5, 8-9
                      in VV.B3.

              [VV.B4a-VV.B4b are not coded.]

==============================
VAR 900748       VV.B5. CHECKPOINT

                  1.  We have NOT found a registration record for
                      Respondent
                  2.  We HAVE found a registration record for Respondent

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1, 2 in VV.B0.

==============================
VAR 900749       VV.B6.  Does the registration record indicate that R voted
              in the November, 1988 general election?  (Before marking the
              NO box, check all versions of the registration records.)

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No
                  6.  Registration record has no voting information for
                      1988

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1-3 in VV.B0.; 1, 9 in VV.B5.

==============================
VAR 900750       VV.B7.  Are there any records or files on which voting
              information is recorded, other than these registration
              records, e.g., ballot applications, poll lists, signature
              lists, (other registration records)?

                  1.  Yes

                  2.  Yes, but none available to me
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1-2 in VV.B0.; 1, 8-9 in VV.B6.

              [VV.B7a is not coded.]

==============================
VAR 900751       VV.B8.  Do any of the voting records indicate that R voted
              in November, 1988?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  Maybe; DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 1-2 in VV.B0.; 1, 8-9 in VV.B6.; 2, 5,
                      8-9 in VV.B7.

              [VV.B8a-VV.B8b are not coded.]

             RECORD CHECK SECTION C:  USING VOTER RECORDS TO DETERMINE IF A
             REGISTERED R VOTED

              SECTION C SHOULD BE FILLED OUT ONLY IF R IS REGISTERED BUT
              OFFICE DOES NOT ENTER VOTE INFORMATION ON ANY VERSION OF ITS
              REGISTRATION RECORDS

              [VV.C1-VV.C3 are not coded.]

==============================
VAR 900752       VV.C4.  Do any of the voting records indicate that R voted
              on Nov. 6, 1990?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  Maybe; DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 2-4 in VV.B0.

              [VV.C4a-VV.C4b are not coded.]

==============================
VAR 900753       VV.C5.  Do any of the voting records indicate that R voted
              on Nov. 8, 1988?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  8.  DK
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated); 2-4 in VV.B0.

              [VV.C5a-VV.C6 are not coded.]

==============================
VAR 900754       VOTE SUMMARY FOR 1990

              THIS VARIABLE IS BASED ON VV.B1., VV.B4., AND VV.C5.

                  1.  Records show R as voting in 1990
                  5.  Records show R as not voting in 1990

                  8.  Office refused access to voting records
                  9.  NA  There is no registration or voting record for R
                      at this office

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not validated)

==============================
VAR 900755       VOTE SUMMARY FOR 1988

              THIS VARIABLE IS BASED ON VV.B6., VV.C4. AND VV.C5.

                  1.  Records show R as voting in 1988
                  5.  Records show R as not voting in 1988

                  8.  Office refused access to voting records
                  9.  NA  There is no registration or voting record for R
                      at this office
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER (not
                      validated);

==============================
VAR 900756       ASSIGNMENT TO VOTE/NON-VOTE

              THIS VARIABLE IS BASED ON VV.D1. AND VOTE SUMMARY FOR 1990.

                       VOTED:

                  11.  Self-report, voted, records show R voted (1 in 13
                       and 1 in VOTE SUMMARY FOR 1990)
                  12.  Self-reported voted, office refused access to
                       voting record or voting record for R not available
                       ( 1 in 13 and 8 in VOTE SUMMARY FOR 1990)
                  13.  Self-report voted, not validated, name not known R
                       record lost (1 in 13 and 0 in VOTE SUMMARY FOR
                       1990)

                       DID NOT VOTE:

                  21.  Self-report did not vote (not registered), NA if
                       voted; not validated (5, 9 in 13 and 0 in VOTE
                       SUMMARY FOR 1990)

                  22.  Self-report did not vote, records show did not vote
                       (5 in 13 and 5 in VOTE SUMMARY FOR 1990)
                  23.  Self-report did not vote, office refused access to
                       voting record (5 in 13 and 8 in VOTE SUMMARY FOR
                       1990)
                  24.  Self-report did not vote, no registration or voting
                       record found for this R (5 in 13 and 9 in VOTE
                       SUMMARY FOR 1990)
                  31.  Self-report voted, voting records show R did not
                       vote (1 in 13 and 5 in VOTE SUMMARY FOR 1990)
                  32.  Self-report voted, no registration or voting record
                       found for this R (1 in 13 and 9 in VOTE SUMMARY FOR
                       1990)
                  33.  Self-report did not vote, office record show R has
                       having voted (5 in 13 and 1 in VOTE SUMMARY FOR
                       1990)

==============================
VAR 900757       EA1.  DATE OF RECORD CHECK: MONTH

     --VARIABLES 757-803 COMPRISE THE ELECTION ADMINISTRATION SURVEY--

                  06.  June, 1991
                  07.  July, 1991
                  08.  August, 1991

                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                       NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900758       EA2.  DATE OF RECORD CHECK: DAY

                  01.
                       .
                       .

                  31.

                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                       NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900759       EA3.  #NO OF PRECINCTS IN OFFICE JURISDICTION

                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                       NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900760       EA4.  TOTAL NUMBER OF MINUTES ON RECORD CHECK TASK

                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                       NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900761       EA5.  TOTAL NUMBER OF INDIVIDUAL FORMS ASSIGNED TO THIS
              OFFICE

              As noted in the Introduction, 1988 Election Study
              respondents were revalidated as part of the 1990 study.
              Therefore, the sum of the forms assigned to all offices
              includes both 1988 and 1990 respondents.  Also, in a few
              cases for 1990, respondents were searched for in more than
              one office (duplicate forms were issued).

                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                       NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900762       EA6.  How are registration records stored in this office?

                  1.  Machine readable (i.e., computer) only
                  2.  Original application forms/cards/sheets
                  3.  Machine readable plus a card system/original
                      applications

                  8.  Other
                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900763       EA7.  Did the IWER USE these registration files (in any
              form, for any subset of the coversheets) for the purpose of
              ascertaining whether a respondent was registered with this
              office?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No, IWER used only poll books

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900764       EA8.  How were the registration records used (i.e.,
              accessed) by the IWER (or by the office personnel, if the
              lookups were not done by the IWER herself)?

                  1.  Computer was directly queried by someone operating a
                      CRT device
                  2.  Listings (printout) of the computer file were used
                  3.  The card index system and/or file of original
                      applications was used
                  4.  CRT and listings
                  5.  CRT and card index system
                  6.  Card index and listings
                  7.  All 3 forms were used

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7. (Master/Central Registration
                      files not used by IWER)

==============================
VAR 900765       EA9.  (CRT) Did someone else operate the CRT, or did the
              IWER?

                  1.  Someone else
                  3.  Both
                  5.  IWER

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 2, 3, 6 in EA8.

==============================
VAR 900766       EA10.  (CRT) Was the name of a registrant sufficient to
              access a record, or was something else needed?

                  1.  Name sufficient (code here where first name is
                      needed)
                  2.  Name not sufficient, address needed
                  3.  Name not sufficient, something other than address
                      needed

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 2, 3, 6 in EA8.

==============================
VAR 900767       EA11.  (CRT) Can this file be used to find out who is
              registered from a specific address?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 2, 3, 6 in EA8.

==============================
VAR 900768       EA12.  (CRT) Is precinct number recorded on this file?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 2, 3, 6 in EA8.

==============================
VAR 900769       EA13.  (PRINTOUT ONE)  In what order was the listing?

                  1.  ALPHA order by last name
                  2.  Within alphabetic order, by precinct
                  3.  Street index of some kind

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 1, 3, 5 in EA8.

==============================
VAR 900770       EA14.  (PRINTOUT ONE)  Is precinct number recorded on this
              printout?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 1, 3, 5 in EA8.

==============================
VAR 900771       EA15.  (PRINTOUT ONE)  Did someone else use the source or
              did IWER?

                  1.  Someone else
                  3.  IWER
                  5.  Both

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE

                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 1, 3, 5 in EA8.

==============================
VAR 900772       EA16.  (PRINTOUT TWO)  What order was the listing in?

                  1.  ALPHA order by last name
                  2.  Within alphabetic order, by precinct
                  3.  Street index of some kind

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 1, 3, 5 in EA8.  (NO SECOND
                      PRINTOUTS or NO listing at all)

==============================
VAR 900773       EA17.  (PRINTOUT TWO) Is precinct number recorded on this
              printout?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 1, 3, 5 in EA8.  (NO SECOND
                      PRINTOUTS or NO listing at all)

==============================
VAR 900774       EA18.  (PRINTOUT TWO)  Did someone else use the source or
              did the IWER?

                  1.  Someone else
                  3.  IWER
                  5.  Both

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 1, 3, 5 in EA8.  (NO SECOND
                      PRINTOUTS or NO listing at all)

==============================
VAR 900775       EA19.  (CARD INDEX FILE)  In what order was the card file?

                  1.  ALPHA order by last name
                  2.  Within alphabetic order, by precinct

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 1, 2, 4 in EA8.  (NO CARD FILE
                      USED)

==============================
VAR 900776       EA20.  (CARD INDEX FILE) Is precinct number recorded on this
              file?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 1, 2, 4 in EA8.  (NO CARD FILE
                      USED)

==============================
VAR 900777       EA21.  (CARD INDEX FILE)  Did someone else use the CARD FILE
              did the IWER?

                  1.  Someone else
                  3.  IWER
                  5.  Both

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 1, 2, 4 in EA8.  (NO CARD FILE
                      USED)

==============================
VAR 900778       EA22.  Did IWER use primary sources, such as poll books, or
              secondary sources, such as voter history master files, or
              both, to determine if a respondent for whom a registration
              record has been found voted in the 1988 election?

                  1.  Used poll books or other primary source
                  5.  Used only secondary sources  -- go to EA24

                  9.  NA: can't tell; vote records refused by office
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900779       EA23.  INSOFAR AS WE CAN DETERMINE:  for 1988, were these
              poll books used as:

                  1.  Main source for determining vote history
                  2.  Supplemental source, used only if master file didn't
                      show R as voting
                  5.  Can't tell

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA22. (POLL BOOKS NOT USED)

==============================
VAR 900780       EA24.  Did IWER use primary sources, such as poll books, or
              secondary sources, such as voter history master files, or
              both, to determine if a respondent for whom a registration
              record has been found voted in the 1990 election?

                  1.  Used poll books or other primary source
                  5.  Used only secondary sources  -- go to EA27

                  9.  NA: can't tell, vote records refused by office
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900781       EA25.  INSOFAR AS WE CAN DETERMINE:  for 1990, were these
              poll books used as:

                  1.  Main source for determining vote history
                  2.  Supplemental source, used only if master file didn't
                      show R as voting
                  5.  Can't tell

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA24. (POLL BOOKS NOT USED)

==============================
VAR 900782       EA26.  Did IWER use poll books herself (hands on) or did
              someone else do actual lookups?

                  1.  IWER
                  2.  Someone else
                  3.  Both

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA22. and 5, 9 in EA24.

==============================
VAR 900783       EA27.  Were  secondary sources used to ascertain whether a
              registrant voted?

              CODE USE OF PRINTOUTS,LISTINGS OF REGISTRATION FILE, OR CARD
              INDEX VERSION OF REGISTRATION FILE AS YES

                  1.  Yes, for both years
                  2.  Yes, for 1990
                  3.  Yes, for 1988 only
                  5.  No secondary source used

                  9.  NA (office refused vote information)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900784       EA28.  What kind of secondary sources were used?

                  1.  Master registration file (voter history is posted)
                  2.  Separate voter history file (vote information not on
                      registration files)

                  9.  NA (office refused vote information)
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5 in EA27. only original or primary sources
                      (i.e.,, poll books themselves) were used

==============================
VAR 900785       EA29.  Who is responsible for transferring information from
              the pollin place onto the computer (machine-readable) file?

              THIS VARIABLE REFERS TO THE MASTER COMPUTER FILE WHETHER OR
              NOT THE INTERVIEWER USED IT:

                  0.  Not done at all
                  1.  Done in the office
                  2.  Sent elsewhere

                  9.  NA; INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in
                      OFFICE NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900786       EA30.  Is entry process complete for 1990 election?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 0 in EA29.

==============================
VAR 900787       EA31.  Does office purge for non-voting?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900788       EA32.  Standard procedure to see if voters live at
              registration address?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900789       EA33.  Check for everyone or non-voters only (or both)?

                  1.  Everyone
                  2.  Non-voters or both

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5 in EA32.

==============================
VAR 900790       EA34.  What is the time interval?

                  01.  Every year or more frequently
                  02.  Every two years/after each general election
                       .
                  04.  Every four years/after each general election
                  05.  Every five years/after each general election
                       .
                  10.  Ten years

                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                       NUMBER; 5 in EA32.

==============================
VAR 900791       EA35.  How far back were the purged records accessible to
              the IWER?

              ENTER NUMBER OF YEARS

                  01.
                       .
                       .
                  90.
                  97.  Indefinite

                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                       NUMBER; PURGED FILES NOT READILY ACCESSIBLE TO
                       INTERVIEWER

==============================
VAR 900792       EA36.  Date registration records were last purged
              systematically for non-voting?:  MONTH

                  01.  January
                  02.  February
                  03.  March
                  04.  April
                  05.  May
                  06.  June
                  07.  July
                  08.  August
                  09.  September
                  10.  October
                  11.  November
                  12.  December

                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                       NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA31. (not purged for non-voting)

==============================
VAR 900793       EA37.  Date records last purged systematically for
              non-voting:  YEAR

              ENTER LAST 2 digits

                  71.
                       .
                       .
                  91.

                  99.  NA
                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                       NUMBER not validated; 5, 9 in EA31. (not purged for
                       non-voting)

==============================
VAR 900794       EA38.  Was name sufficient to access a purged record, or was
              something else needed?

                  1.  Name sufficient (code here where first name is
                      needed)
                  2.  Name not sufficient, address needed
                  3.  Name not sufficient, something else (not address)
                      needed

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900795       EA39. Can this file be used to find out who was registered
              from a specific address?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900796       EA40.  Is precinct number recorded on the purged record?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900797       EA41.  Is vote history on the purged file?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900798       EA42.  Did Interviewer use Purged Registration Records.

              This refers to records of persons formerly registered in
              this jurisdiction who are no longer registered for some
              reason.  Often, these records are kept in physically
              separate files -- pulled from the active registration files.

                  1.  Interviewer states that she used the purged file.
                  5.  No positive evidence that the purged file was used
                      by the IWER.

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER

==============================
VAR 900799       EA43.  How helpful and accommodating was the person
              operating the computer?

                  1.  Very helpful
                  2.  Moderately helpful
                  3.  What was necessary but nothing more

                  4.  Not very helpful

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 IN EA7.; 2, 3, 6 in EA8.; 5 in EA9. (no
                      computer assistance)

==============================
VAR 900800       EA44.  Does IWER think she would have found more if she
              herself searched?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  9.  NA
                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 5, 9 in EA7.; 2, 3, 6 in EA8.; 5 in EA9.; 1
                      in EA43.

==============================
VAR 900801       EA45.  How helpful and accommodating was the person doing
              the searching for records not on the computer?

                  1.  Very helpful
                  2.  Moderately helpful
                  3.  What was necessary but nothing more
                  4.  Not very helpful

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; Only computer records used or interviewer
                      did search without help

==============================
VAR 900802       EA46.  Does IWER think she would have found more if she
              herself searched?

                  1.  Yes
                  5.  No

                  0.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                      NUMBER; 1, 0 in EA45.

==============================
VAR 900803       EA47.  Interviewer's Rating of Office's records.

              This scale ranking comes from the following instruction to
              the Interviewer:

              Please indicate on the scale below how well organized,
              accessible, and accurate the records are in this office.
              NOTE: PLEASE TRY NOT TO LET HOW MANY RECORDS YOU FOUND OR
              DID NOT FIND INFLUENCE HOW YOU MARK THIS SCALE.  What we
              want to know here is how likely you think it would be that
              you find a record for a respondent if he/she was indeed
              registered in this office.

                  01.  Excellent.  I'm very confident that if the
                       respondent is registered in this office,
                       his/her record would have been found.
                       .
                       .
                       .
                  10.  Poor.  It's very possible that a registration
                       record does exist for respondents for whom I have
                       been unable to locate, but the records are
                       organized in such a way that further searching
                       would be very difficult and time consuming.

                  00.  INAP, 0, 9 in VOTE VALIDATION FILTER; 999 in OFFICE
                       NUMBER

==============================
VAR 912002      1991 Case ID, except:

               0000.     Not assigned 1991 ID (see V2008)

==============================
VAR 912003      Time Zone

               1.  Eastern Time Zone
               2.  Central Time Zone
               3.  Mountain Time Zone
               4.  Pacific Time Zone

               9.  No 1991 interview

==============================
VAR 912004      Daylight Savings Time Indicator

               0.  Yes
               1.  No

               9.  No 1991 interview

          (There is noVAR 2005)

==============================
VAR 912006      Form # of 1991 Questionnaire

               1.  Form 1 (H Section)
               2.  Form 2 (J Section)
               3.  Form 3 (K-M Sections)

               9.  No 1991 interview

==============================
VAR 912007      Status

               01. Complete Interview

               04. Non-sample
               05. Final Refusal and Other Non-Interview

==============================
VAR 912008      Result Code

          Note:  This result code is not comparable to result codes appearing
          in administration files for
          NES time series studies but is informative about noninterview cases,
          e.g. refusals, on a more detailed level than V2007.

          his variable represents a collapsing of 1991 telephone interviewing
          result codes (which differ substantially from personal interviewing
          result codes).
          Note that some cases were 'predisposed' as nonsample (code 75) or
          noninterview (code 65).

          Cases 'predisposed' as NONSAMPLE (N=92) were cases where the
          respondent was known in advance to have no telephone, had refused to
          give a telephone number, or where the number given was known to be
          invalid, etc. so that R could not be phoned.  68 of these
          'predisposed' nonsample cases were not assigned 1991 IDs (V2002)
          because they were not sent to the Telephone Facility; the other 24
          'predisposed' nonsample cases were assigned IDs (and interviewers)
          before the preexistant condition was noted or confirmed.

          Nonsample cases coded "70" are those cases where R was called at
          what was thought to be a correct number but where it was discovered
          that the telephone number was incorrect, the telephone was
          disconnected, etc.  Code 70 also includes several cases where R
          needed to be interviewed in Spanish:  there did not exist a Spanish
          language version of the 1991 Pilot interview.

          Cases 'predisposed' as NONINTERVIEW (N=71) were cases where it in
          advance that R was deceased, was deaf or had a hearing problem, was
          too disabled, weak, or feeble to answer or sit at a telephone, or
          was was known otherwise physically or mentally restricted from
          participating in a phone interview. 15 'predisposed' noninterview
          cases were not assigned 1991 Ids (V2002) while 57 have 1991 IDs, for
          reasons similar to those mentioned above for 'predisposed' nonsample
          cases.  Noninterviews which were neither 'predisposed' nor refusals
          (code 60) contain the usual nonrefusal noninterview types:  upon
          calling, R is discovered to be deceased, ill, residing or traveling
          elsewhere and unavailable; never at home when called; no answer,
          etc.  It should also be noted that among noninterviews are some
          cases where respondents did not have a telephone but did have a
          contact person through whom NES attempted to reach R.

               01        Interview (N=1381)
               05        Interview partial  (N=4)

               50        Refusal by R (N=158)
               55        Refusal by someone other than R (N=14)

               60        Other noninterview, not refusal (N=147)
               65        Predisposition as noninterview (N=71)

               70        Nonsample (N=115)
               75        Predisposition as nonsample (N=92)

==============================
VAR 912009      Incentive type

               2. No incentive
               3. Introductory letter only
               4. Introductory letter and one dollar
               5. Introductory letter and pen

               9. Not Part of Incentive Experiment

               0. 65,70,75 in 2008

          (There is noVAR 2010)

==============================
VAR 912011      Total Calls Counter

          Total Number of Calls Made

               99. NA
               00. 65,70,75 in 2008

          (There are no vars 2012-2017)

==============================
VAR 912018      Length of Interview in Minutes

               999. NA
               000. No 1991 interview

          (There are no vars 2019-2025)

==============================
VAR 912026      1990 Case ID

          (There is noVAR 2027)

==============================
VAR 912028      Date Last Called

          This is an alpha variable giving last date called, except:

               0. 65,70,75 in 2008

          (There is noVAR 2029)

==============================
VAR 912030      Beginning Time of Interview

          In Seconds, on a 24 hour basis

               99999. NA
               00000. No 1991 interview

==============================
VAR 912031      Ending Time of Interview

          In Seconds, on a 24 hour basis

               99999. NA
               00000. No 1991 interview

==============================
VAR 912032      Start Date of Interview

          Month and day.

               9999. NA
               0000. No 1991 interview

==============================
VAR 912033      End Date of Interview

          Month and day.

               9999. NA
               0000. No 1991 interview

          (There are no vars 2034-2049)

==============================
VAR 912050      Interviewer ID Number

               9999.     NA
               0000. 65,70,75 in 2008

==============================
VAR 912051      Interviewer: Month of Birth

               99. NA
               00. 65,70,75 in 2008

==============================
VAR 912052      Interviewer: Year of Birth

               99. NA
               00. 65,70,75 in 2008

==============================
VAR 912053      Interviewer: Sex

               1. Male
               2. Female

               9. NA
               0. 65,70,75 in 2008

==============================
VAR 912054      Interviewer: Education

               3.  High School Graduate
               4.  Some College
               5.  Bachelor's Degree
               6.  Master's Degree

               9. NA
               0. 65,70,75 in 2008

==============================
VAR 912055      Interviewer: Race

               1. White
               2. Black

               9. NA
               0. 65,70,75 in 2008

==============================
VAR 912056      Interviewer: Month of Hire

               99. NA
               00. 65,70,75 in 2008

==============================
VAR 912057      Interviewer: Year of Hire

               99. NA
               00. 65,70,75 in 2008

==============================
VAR 912058      Interviewer: Languages Spoken

               0. Not Bilingual
               1. Bilingual-Spanish
               7. Bilingual-Other

               9. NA; 65,70,75 in 2008

==============================
VAR 912059      Interviewer: Ethnicity

               0. Non-hispanic
               1. Hispanic

               9. NA; 65,70,75 in 2008

          (There are no vars 2060-2067)

==============================
VAR 912068      A0.  What is the month, day, and year of your birth?

               01-12.  ENTER MONTH

               98.  DON'T KNOW
               99.  REFUSED
               00.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912069           01-31.  ENTER DAY

               98.  DON'T KNOW
               99.  REFUSED
               00.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912070           1890-1972.  ENTER YEAR

               9998.  DON'T KNOW
               9999.  REFUSED
               0000.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

          (There are no vars 2071-2099)

==============================
VAR 912100  A1.  First I'd like to ask you about the good and bad points of
          George Bush.  Is there anything in particular about Mr. Bush that
           might make you want to vote for him in 1992?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912101   A1a. (What is that?)  [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]
              <Mention 1>

           See Party Candidate Master Code

              000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 in 2100

==============================
VAR 912102   A1a. (What is that?)  [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]
              <Mention 2>

           See Party Candidate Master Code

              000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 in 2100

==============================
VAR 912103   A1a. (What is that?)  [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]
              <Mention 3>

           See Party Candidate Master Code

              000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 in 2100

==============================
VAR 912104   A1a. (What is that?)  [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]
              <Mention 4>

           See Party Candidate Master Code

              000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 in 2100

==============================
VAR 912105   A1a. (What is that?)  [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]
              <Mention 5>

           See Party Candidate Master Code

              000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 in 2100

==============================
VAR 912106   A2.  Is there anything in particular about Mr. Bush that might
               make you want to vote against him in 1992?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912107   A2a. (What is that?)  [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]
          <Mention 1>

           See Party-Candidate Master Code

           000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2106

==============================
VAR 912108   A2a. (What is that?)  [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]
          <Mention 2>

           See Party-Candidate Master Code

           000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2106

==============================
VAR 912109   A2a. (What is that?)  [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]
          <Mention 3>

           See Party-Candidate Master Code

           000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2106

==============================
VAR 912110   A2a. (What is that?)  [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]
          <Mention 4>

           See Party-Candidate Master Code

           000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2106

==============================
VAR 912111   A2a. (What is that?)  [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]
          <Mention 5>

           See Party-Candidate Master Code

           000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2106

==============================
VAR 912112   A3.  Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Bush is
               handling his job as president?

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912113      A3a. Do you approve strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2112>

               1.  STRONGLY
               2.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2112; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912114      A3b. Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2112>

               5.  STRONGLY
               4.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,8,9,0 IN 2112; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912115           A3x.      Approval Summary - Bush Job as President
                    Built from variables v2112-v2114

               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2113 OR v2114)
               9.  NA (9 IN v2113 OR v2114)
               0.  INAP: (8/9 IN v2112); NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912116      A4.  Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Bush is
               handling the economy?

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912117      A4a. Do you approve strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2116>

               1.  STRONGLY
               2.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2116; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912118      A4b. Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2116>

               5.  STRONGLY
               4.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,8,9,0 IN 2116; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912119      A4x.      Approval Summary - Bush handling of Economy
                    Built from variables v2116-v2118

               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2117 OR v2118)
               9.  NA (9 IN v2117 OR v2118)
               0.  INAP: (8/9 IN v2116); NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912120      A5.  Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Bush is
               handling our relations with foreign countries?

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912121      A5a. Do you approve strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2120>

               1.  STRONGLY
               2.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2120; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912122      A5b  Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2120>

               5.  STRONGLY
               4.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,8,9,0 IN 2120; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912123  A5x.    Approval Summary - Bush handling of Foreign Relations
                    Built from variables v2120-v2122

               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2121 OR v2122)
               9.  NA (9 IN v2121 OR v2122)
               0.  INAP: (8/9 IN v2120); NO 1991 INTERVIEW

          (There are no vars 2124-2199)

==============================
VAR 912200  B1a. I'd like to get your feelings toward some of our political
          leaders and other people who have been in the news.  I'll read the
          name of a person  and I'd like you to rate that person using
          something called the feeling  thermometer.  You can choose any
          number between 0 and 100.  The higher the number, the warmer or more
          favorable you feel toward that person; the lower the number, the
          colder or less favorable.  You would rate the  person at the 50
          degree mark if you feel neither warm nor cold toward them.  If we
          come to a person whose name you don't recognize, you don't need to
          rate that person.  Just tell me and we'll move on to the next one.

               Our first person is Norman Schwartzkopf.

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

          FOR QUESTIONS B1a - B1p, PROBE FOR DK RESPONSE:
          "When you say 'don't know' do you mean that you don't know who the
          person is or do you have something else in mind?"

               Probes are coded in variables 2245 - 2264.

==============================
VAR 912201      B1b. Richard Cheney?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912202      B1c. (Form 1)  Lloyd Bentsen?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912203      B1c. (Form 2).  Mario Cuomo?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912204      B1c. (Form 3).  Bill Clinton?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912205      B1d. George Bush?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912206      B1e. James Baker?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912207      B1f. (Form 1).  Al Gore?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912208      B1f. (Form 2).  Richard Gephardt?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912209      B1f. (Form 3).  L. Douglas Wilder?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912210      B1g. Saddam Hussein?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912211      B1h. Jesse Jackson?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912212      B1i. Dan Quayle?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912213      B1j. (Form 1).  Paul Tsongas?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912214      B1j. (Form 2).  Jay Rockefeller?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912215      B1j. (Form 3).  Bob Kerrey?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912216      B1k. Colin Powell?

          <See V2200 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912217      B1m. (NAME) - R's Congressperson?
               See list of names in Section VI, Candidate Lists - Part 3,
               1991 List of Officeholders.

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912218      B1n. (NAME) - R's Senator #1?
               See list of names in Section VI, Candidate Lists - Part 3,
               1991 List of Officeholders.
               *Pennsylvania cases - name asked was Harris Wofford

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912219      B1p. (NAME) - R's Senator #2?
               See list of names in Section VI, Candidate Lists - Part 3,
               1991 List of Officeholders.

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912220    B2a-y.  And still using this thermometer, how would you rate the
            following:

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                     WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

             B2a. Conservatives?

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912221      B2b. Palestinians?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912222      B2c. The Democratic Party?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912223      B2d. Japan?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912224      B2e. Moderates?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912225      B2f. Israel?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912226      B2g. Liberals?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912227      B2h. Anti-war Protesters?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912228      B2i. The Republican Party?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912229      B2j. Immigrants from foreign countries?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912230      B2k. Environmentalists?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912231      B2l. Whites?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912232      B2m. Blacks?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912233      B2n. Hispanics?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912234      B2o. Illegal Aliens?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912235      B2p. Asian-Americans?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912236      B2q. Mexican-Americans?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912237      B2r. Cuban-Americans?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912238      B2s. Puerto Ricans?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912239      B2t. Women's movement?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912240      B2u. Feminists?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912241      B2v. Housewives?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912242      B2w. People working to protect the environment?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912243      B2x. People who oppose the use of nuclear power?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912244      B2y. The elderly?

          <See V2220 for full question text.>

               0-100.  ENTER NUMBER

               888.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW;
                         WRONG FORM # (V2006)
               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE
               999.  NA

==============================
VAR 912245   The "Feeling Thermometer" questions above (series B1 for
             individuals, series B2 for groups) were asked differently
             for each of the three Forms.  They were asked in different
             sequences, and not all questions were asked for each Form.
             The following table lists the questions, in the sequence
              asked, for each of the three Forms:

     Form 1                  Form 2                     Form 3

  Norman Schwartzkopf        Norman Schwartzkopf         Norman Schwartzkopf
  Richard Cheney             Richard Cheney              Richard Cheney
  Lloyd Bentsen              Mario Cuomo                 Bill Clinton
  George Bush                George Bush                 George Bush
  James Baker                James Baker                 James Baker
  Al Gore                    Richard Gephardt            L. Douglas Wilder
  Saddam Hussein             Saddam Hussein              Saddam Hussein
  Jesse Jackson              Jesse Jackson               Jesse Jackson
  Dan Quayle                 Dan Quayle                  Dan Quayle
  Paul Tsongas               Jay Rockefeller             Bob Kerrey
  Colin Powell               Colin Powell                Colin Powell
  R's Congressperson         R's Congressperson          R's Congressperson
  R's Senator #1             R's Senator #1              R's Senator #1
  R's Senator #2             R's Senator #2              R's Senator #2

  Immigrants                 Conservatives               Conservatives
  Conservatives              Protecting Environment      Oppose Nuclear Power
  Blacks                     Palestinians                Palestinians
  Environmentalists          Democratic Party            Democratic Party
  Palestinians               Housewives                  Japan
  Cuban-Americans            Japan                       Elderly
  Democratic Party           Moderates                   Moderates
  Mexican-Americans          Women's Movement            Israel
  Japan                      Israel                      Liberals
  Moderates                  Liberals                    Anti-War Protesters
  Hispanics                  Anti-War Protesters         Republican Party
  Israel                     Republican Party
  Illegal Aliens             Feminists
  Liberals
  Asian-Americans
  Anti-War Protesters
  Whites
  Republican Party
  Puerto Ricans

         FOR QUESTIONS B1a - B1p, FEELING THERMOMETERS FOR INDIVIDUALS,
PROBE
         FOR DK RESPONSE:

    "When you say 'don't know' do you mean that you don't know who the person
    is or do you have something else in mind?"

      PROBE for V2200, Norman Schwartzkopf

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912246      PROBE for V2201, Richard Cheney

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912247      PROBE for V2202, Lloyd Bentsen

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912248      PROBE for V2203, Mario Cuomo

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912249      PROBE for V2204, Bill Clinton

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912250      PROBE for V2205, George Bush

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912251      PROBE for V2206, James Baker

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912252      PROBE for V2207, Al Gore

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912253      PROBE for V2208, Richard Gephardt

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912254      PROBE for V2209, L. Douglas Wilder

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912255      PROBE for V2210, Saddam Hussein

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912256      PROBE for V2211, Jesse Jackson

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912257      PROBE for V2212, Dan Quayle

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912258      PROBE for V2213, Paul Tsongas

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912259      PROBE for V2214, Jay Rockefeller

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912260      PROBE for V2215, Bob Kerrey

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912261      PROBE for V2216, Colin Powell

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912262      PROBE for V2217, R's Congressperson

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912263      PROBE for V2218, R's Senator #1

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912264      PROBE for V2219, R's Senator #2

          <See V2245 for full question text.>

               1.  PROBE USED
               5.  PROBE NOT USED

               0.  INAP: 888,997,999 IN 2200;
                         NO 1991 INTERVIEW

          (There are no vars 2265-2299)

==============================
VAR 912300   B3.  Do you approve or disapprove of the way the  U.S. Congress
               has been handling its job?

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912301      B3a. Do you approve strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2300>
               1.  STRONGLY
               2.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA

               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2300

==============================
VAR 912302      B3b. Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2300>
               5.  STRONGLY
               4.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA

               0.  INAP: 1,8,9,0 IN 2300

==============================
VAR 912303      B3x. Approval Summary - Congress handling of its Job
                    Built from variables v2300-v2302

               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2301 OR v2302)
               9.  NA (9 IN v2301 OR v2302)
               0.  INAP: (8/9 IN v2300); NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912304  B4.  Do you think there are any important differences in what the
             Republicans and Democrats stand for?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912305    
          (#1)  B4a. What are those differences?
          [PROBE "Anything else?" until R says "NO"]
          <See V2304>

          Spread mentions between party reference codes
          Code 6 mentions

          Responses that refer specifically to the candidates rather than
          parties should be coded "7".  However, if the candidates are
          referred to as leaders or representatives of the parties, the
          response should be coded with the appropriate code category.

               1.  Democratic party mention
               2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
               4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
               5.  Republican party mention
               6.  Other party mention
               7.  Unclear party reference -- some substantive are of
                   party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                   clear; reference to candidate rather than party

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912306   
            (#1)    B4a     CONTENT CODE

            Code 6 mentions

            Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code, except:
               998.  DON'T KNOW
               999.  NA
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912307   
            (#2) B4a. What are those differences?

          <See V2305 for full question text.>

               1.  Democratic party mention
               2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
               4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
               5.  Republican party mention
               6.  Other party mention
               7.  Unclear party reference -- some substantive are of
                   party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                   clear; reference to candidate rather than party

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912308   
            (#2)    B4a     CONTENT CODE

            Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code, except:
               998.  DON'T KNOW
               999.  NA
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912309    
          (#3)   B4a.  What are those differences?

          <See V2305 for full question text.>

               1.  Democratic party mention
               2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
               4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
               5.  Republican party mention
               6.  Other party mention
               7.  Unclear party reference -- some substantive are of
                   party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                   clear; reference to candidate rather than party

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912310   
            (#3) B4a     CONTENT CODE

            Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code, except:
               998.  DON'T KNOW
               999.  NA
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912311    
          (#4)   B4a. What are those differences?

          <See V2305 for full question text.>

               1.  Democratic party mention
               2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
               4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
               5.  Republican party mention
               6.  Other party mention
               7.  Unclear party reference -- some substantive are of
                   party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                   clear; reference to candidate rather than party

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912312   
            (#4)        B4a     CONTENT CODE

            Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code, except:
               998.  DON'T KNOW
               999.  NA
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912313   
          (#5) B4a. What are those differences

          <See V2305 for full question text.>

               1.  Democratic party mention
               2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
               4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
               5.  Republican party mention
               6.  Other party mention
               7.  Unclear party reference -- some substantive are of
                   party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                   clear; reference to candidate rather than party

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912314   
           (#5)        B4a     CONTENT CODE

            Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code, except:
               998.  DON'T KNOW
               999.  NA
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912315   
           (#6)  B4a. What are those differences

          <See V2305 for full question text.>

               1.  Democratic party mention
               2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
               4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
               5.  Republican party mention
               6.  Other party mention
               7.  Unclear party reference -- some substantive are of
                   party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                   clear; reference to candidate rather than party

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912316   
            (#6)      B4a     CONTENT CODE

            Use PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code, except:
               998.  DON'T KNOW
               999.  NA
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9 IN 2304; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912317      B5.  In general, do you approve or disapprove of the way
               Representative (NAME) has been handling (his/her) job?
               See list of names in Section VI, Candidate Lists - Part 3,
               1991 List of Officeholders.

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912318      B5a. Do you approve strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2317>
               1.  STRONGLY
               2.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2317; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912319      B5b. Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2317>
               5.  STRONGLY
               4.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,8,9,0 IN 2317; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912320   B5x. Approval Summary - Representative's handling of his/her job
               Built from variables v2317-v2319

               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2318 OR v2319)
               9.  NA (9 IN v2318 OR v2319)
               0.  INAP: (8/9 IN v2317); NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912321   B6.  In general, do you approve or disapprove of the way Senator
               (NAME) has been handling (his/her) job?
               See list of names in Section VI, Candidate Lists - Part 3,
               1991 List of Officeholders.
               *Pennsylvania cases - Name asked was Harris Wofford

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912322      B6a. Do you approve strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2321>
               1.  STRONGLY
               2.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2321; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912323      B6b. Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2321>
               5.  STRONGLY
               4.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,8,9,0 IN 2321; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912324      B6x. Approval Summary - Senator #1's handling of his/her job
                    Built from variables v2321-v2323

               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2322 OR v2323)
               9.  NA (9 IN v2322 OR v2323)
               0.  INAP: (8/9 IN v2321); NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912325  B7.  In general, do you approve or disapprove of the way Senator
               (NAME) has been handling (his/her) job?
               See list of names in Section VI, Candidate Lists - Part 3,
               1991 List of Officeholders.

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912326      B7a. Do you approve strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2325>
               1.  STRONGLY
               2.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2325; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912327      B7b. Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2325>
               5.  STRONGLY
               4.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,8,9,0 IN 2325; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912328      B7x. Approval Summary - Senator #2's Handling of His/Her Job
                    Built from variables v2325-v2327

               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2326 OR v2327)
               9.  NA (9 IN v2326 OR v2327)
               0.  INAP: (8/9 IN v2325); NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912329      B8.  Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a
               Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what?

               1.  REPUBLICAN
               2.  INDEPENDENT
               3.  NO PREFERENCE
               4.  OTHER PARTY
               5.  DEMOCRAT

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912330      B8a. Would you call yourself a strong Republican or a not very
               strong Republican?

               1.  STRONG
               5.  NOT VERY STRONG

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 2-5,8,9,0 IN 2329; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912331      B8b. Would you call yourself a strong Democrat or a not very
               strong Democrat?

               1.  STRONG
               5.  NOT VERY STRONG

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1-4,8,9,0 IN 2329; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912332  B8c. Do you think of yourself as closer to the Republican Party
               or the Democratic Party?

               1.  CLOSER TO REPUBLICAN
               3.  NEITHER
               5.  CLOSER TO DEMOCRATIC

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,5,8,9,0 IN 2329; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912333      B8x. SUMMARY:  R's Party ID
                    Built from variables v2329-v2332

               0.  STRONG DEMOCRAT (510)
               1.  WEAK DEMOCRAT (550,580,590)
               2.  INDEPENDENT-DEMOCRAT (205,305,405)
               3.  INDEPENDENT-INDEPENDENT (203,208,209)
               4.  INDEPENDENT-REPUBLICAN (201,301,401)
               5.  WEAK REPUBLICAN (150,180,190)
               6.  STRONG REPUBLICAN (110)
               7.  OTHER-MINOR PARTY, REFUSES TO SAY (403,408,409)

               8.  APOLITICAL (303,308,309)
               9.  NA (800,900); No 1991 Interview

==============================
VAR 912334  B9.  What do you think are the most important problems facing
                  this country?

          [Mention 1]
          See Important Problem Master Code

               000.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; NO FURTHER MENTION
  IWER:  PROBE "Any other important problems facing the country?"
  UNTIL R SAYS "NO".

==============================
VAR 912335     B9.  What do you think are the most important problems facing
         this country?

          [Mention 2]
          See Important Problem Master Code
               000.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; NO FURTHER MENTION

==============================
VAR 912336      B9.  What do you think are the most important problems facing
         this country?

          [Mention 3]
          See Important Problem Master Code
               000.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; NO FURTHER MENTION

==============================
VAR 912337      B9a. INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:

               1.  R DID NOT MENTION ANY PROBLEMS AT B9
               2.  R MENTIONED ONLY ONE PROBLEM AT B9
               3.  R MENTIONED MORE THAN ONE PROBLEM AT B9

               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912338  B9b. Of those you've mentioned, what would you say is the single
               most important problem the country faces?

               000.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

          (There are no vars 2339-2399)

==============================
VAR 912400  C1.  Do you think the Cold War between the United States and the
               Soviet Union is coming to an end or not?

               1.  COMING TO AN END/ALREADY OVER
               5.  NOT COMING TO AN END

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912401 C2. Do you think the United States should give economic assistance
               to those countries in Eastern Europe which have
               turned toward democracy, or not?

               1.  SHOULD GIVE ASSISTANCE
               5.  SHOULD NOT GIVE ASSISTANCE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912402  C3. In the future, how willing should the United States be to use
             military force to solve international problems... extremely
             willing, very (willing), somewhat (willing), not very (willing),
             or never willing?

               1.  EXTREMELY WILLING
               2.  VERY WILLING
               3.  SOMEWHAT WILLING
               4.  NOT VERY WILLING
               5.  NEVER WILLING
               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912403  C4a. I am going to read a list of possible foreign policy goals
          that the United States might have.  For each one, please say whether
          you think that it should be a very important foreign policy goal, a
          somewhat important foreign policy goal, or not an important foreign
          policy goal at all?

               Should securing adequate supplies of energy be a very important
               foreign policy goal, a somewhat important foreign policy goal,
               or not an important foreign policy goal at all?

               1.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               5.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912404      C4b. (How about...) Preventing the spread of nuclear weapons.
          (Should this be a very important foreign policy goal, a somewhat
          important foreign policy goal, or not an important foreign policy
          goal at all?)

               1.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               5.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912405 C4c. And reducing environmental pollution around the world.
          (Should this be a very important foreign policy goal, a somewhat
          importantforeign policy goal, or not an important foreign policy
          goal at all?)

               1.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               5.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912406 C4d. Protecting weaker nations against foreign aggression. (Should
          this be a very important foreign policy goal, a somewhat important
          foreign policy goal, or not an important foreign policy goal at
          all?)

               1.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               5.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912407      C4e. Helping to bring a democratic form of government to other
          nations. (Should this be a very important foreign policy goal, a
          somewhat important foreign policy goal, or not an important foreign
          policy goal at all?)

               1.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               5.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912408  C5.  Do you think we did the right thing in sending U.S. military
               forces to the Persian Gulf or should we have stayed out?

               1.  DID THE RIGHT THING
               3.  DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  SHOULD HAVE STAYED OUT
               7.  OTHER - SPECIFY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912409  C5a. How important is this issue to you personally....extremely
          important, very (important), somewhat (important), or not
          (important) at all?

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912410      C6.  Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Bush has
               handled the crisis in the Persian Gulf?

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912411      C6a. Do you approve strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2410>
               1.  STRONGLY
               2.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2410; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912412      C6b. Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

          <See V2410>
               5.  STRONGLY
               4.  NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,8,9,0 IN 2410; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912413      C6x. Approval Summary - Bush handling of Persian Gulf Crisis
                    Built from variables v2410-v2412

               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2411 OR v2412)
               9.  NA (9 IN v2411 OR v2412)
               0.  INAP: (8/9 IN v2410); NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912414  C7.  Which party is more likely to raise taxes, the Democrats, the
               Republicans, or wouldn't there be much difference
               between them?

               1.  DEMOCRATS
               3.  NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE
               5.  REPUBLICANS

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912415  C8.Which party do you think would do a better job of handling the
               nation's economy..., the Democrats, the Republicans, or
               wouldn't there be much difference between them?

               1.  DEMOCRATS
               3.  NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE
               5.  REPUBLICANS

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912416  C9.  Which party do you think would do a better job of handling
           foreign affairs, the Democrats, the Republicans, or wouldn't there
           be much difference between them?

               1.  DEMOCRATS
               3.  NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE
               5.  REPUBLICANS

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912417  C10a. When you see the American flag flying does it make you feel
                extremely good, very good, somewhat good, or not very good?

               1.  EXTREMELY GOOD
               2.  VERY GOOD
               4.  SOMEWHAT GOOD
               5.  NOT VERY GOOD

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912418      C10b.  How strong is your love for your country ... extremely
               strong, very strong, somewhat strong, or not very strong?

               1.  EXTREMELY STRONG
               2.  VERY STRONG
               4.  SOMEWHAT STRONG
               5.  NOT VERY STRONG

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

          (There are no vars 2419-2449)

==============================
VAR 912450      D1.  We hear a lot of talk these days about liberals and
          conservatives. Please think of a seven-point scale on which the
          political views that people might hold are arranged from extremely
          liberal to extremely conservative.  On this scale, a measurement of
          one means extremely liberal political views, and a measurement of
          seven means extremely conservative political views.  Moderate or
          middle of the road is at point 4, and of course there are points in
          between at 2,3,5, and 6.

               Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't you
               thought much about this?

               1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
               2.  LIBERAL
               3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
               4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
               5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
               6.  CONSERVATIVE
               7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW;
               9.  NA/INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH [DON'T PROBE]

==============================
VAR 912451  D1a. If you had to choose, would you consider yourself a liberal,
               or a conservative?

               1.  LIBERAL
               3.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
               5.  CONSERVATIVE

               7.  R REFUSES TO CHOOSE
               8.  DON'T KNOW [DON'T PROBE]
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1-7 IN 2450; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912452  D1b. (On this scale, a measurement of one means extremely liberal
               political views, and a measurement of seven means extremely
               conservative political views.  Moderate or middle of the road
               is at point 4, and of course there are points in between at
               2,3,5, and 6.)

               Where would you place George Bush on this scale?

               1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
               2.  LIBERAL
               3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
               4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
               5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
               6.  CONSERVATIVE
               7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW; DO NOT PROBE
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9 IN 2451; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912453      D1c. Where would you place the Democratic Party?

          <See V2452 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
               2.  LIBERAL
               3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
               4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
               5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
               6.  CONSERVATIVE
               7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW; DO NOT PROBE
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9 IN 2451; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912454      D1d. Where would you place the Republican Party?

          <See V2452 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
               2.  LIBERAL
               3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
               4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF THE ROAD
               5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
               6.  CONSERVATIVE
               7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW; DO NOT PROBE
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9 IN 2451; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912455  D2.  We are interested in how people are getting along financially
          these days.  Would you say that you (and your family living there)
          are better off or worse off financially than you were a year ago?

               1.  BETTER OFF
               3.  SAME (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  WORSE OFF

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912456      D2a. Is that much better off or somewhat better off?

          <See V2455>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,8,9,0 IN 2455; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912457      D2b. Is that much worse off or somewhat worse off?

          <See V2455>
               5.  MUCH WORSE
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,3,8,9,0 IN 2455; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912458      D2x. SUMMARY - Family Financial
                    Built from variables v2455-v2457

               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  SAME
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2456 OR v2457)
               9.  NA (9 IN v2456 OR v2457)
               0.  INAP: (8,9 IN v2455); NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912459 D3.How about the economy in the country as a whole.  Would you say
              that over the past year the nation's economy has gotten better,
              stayed about the same, or gotten worse?

               1.  GOTTEN BETTER
               3.  STAYED THE SAME
               5.  GOTTEN WORSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912460      D3a. (Would you say much better or somewhat better?)

          <See V2459>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,8,9,0 IN 2459; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912461      D3b. (Would you say much worse or somewhat worse?)

          <See V2459>
               5.  MUCH WORSE
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,3,8,9,0 IN 2459; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912462      D3x. SUMMARY - National Financial
                    Built from variables v2459-v2461

               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  SAME
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2460 OR v2461)
               9.  NA (9 IN v2460 OR v2461)
               0.  INAP: (8,9 IN v2459); NO 1991 INTERVIEW

          (There are no vars 2463-2474)

==============================
VAR 912475  E1. Some people believe that we should spend much less money for
             defense.
             Suppose these people are at one end of a scale at point number 1.
             Others feel that defense spending should be greatly increased.
             Suppose these people are at the other end, at point 7.  And, of
             course, some other people have opinions somewhere in between at
             points 2,3,4,5, or 6.

             Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't you
             thought much about this?

               1-7.  ENTER NUMBER

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH (DO NOT PROBE)
               8.  DON'T KNOW/NA
               9.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912476  E1b. (Some people believe that we should spend much less money for
               defense. Suppose these people are at one end of the scale at
               point number 1. Others feel that defense spending should be
               greatly increased. Suppose these people are at the other end,
               at point 7.
               And, of course, some other people have opinions somewhere in
               between at points 2,3,4,5, or 6.)

               Where would you place George Bush on this scale?

               1-7.  ENTER NUMBER

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP:  0,8,9 IN 2475; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912477      E1c. (Where would you place) the Democratic Party?

          <See V2476 for fulll question text.>

               1-7.  ENTER NUMBER

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP:  0,8,9 IN 2475; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912478      E1d. (Where would you place) the Republican Party?

          <See V2476 for fulll question text.>

               1-7.  ENTER NUMBER

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP:  0,8,9 IN 2475; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912479  E2. If the election to the U.S. House of Representatives were held
               today, who would you be more inclined to vote for, the
               Democratic candidate or the Republican candidate?

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
               3.  UNDECIDED/I VOTE FOR PERSON, NOT PARTY; DON'T KNOW
               5.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912480 E3. A law has been proposed that would limit members of Congress to
               no more than 12 years of service in that office.  Do you
               favor or oppose such a law?

               1.  FAVOR
               5.  OPPOSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912481  E4.  Looking ahead, do you think the problem of keeping out of war
               would be handled better by the Republicans, by the
               Democrats, or about the same by both?

               1.  BETTER BY REPUBLICANS
               3.  SAME BY BOTH
               5.  BETTER BY DEMOCRATS

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912482 E5. During the past year, would you say the United States' position
              in the world has grown weaker, stayed about the
              same, or has it grown stronger?

               1.  WEAKER
               3.  STAYED THE SAME
               5.  STRONGER

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912483  E6.  How important is it for the U.S. to have a strong military
          force in order to be effective in dealing with our enemies?  Is it
          extremely important, very important, somewhat
          important, or not at all important?

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912484      E7.  How worried are you about our country getting into a
          conventional war at this time, one in which nuclear weapons are not
          used?  Are you very worried, somewhat worried, or not worried at
          all?

               1.  VERY WORRIED
               3.  SOMEWHAT WORRIED
               5.  NOT WORRIED

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912485  E8.  Do you agree or disagree with this statement:  This country
          would be better off if we just stayed home and did not
          concern ourselves with problems in other parts of the world.

               1.  AGREE
               5.  DISAGREE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912486  E9.  How worried are you about our country getting into a nuclear
          war at this time?  Are you very worried, somewhat worried,
          or not worried at all?

               1.  VERY WORRIED
               3.  SOMEWHAT WORRIED
               5.  NOT WORRIED

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912487  E10. People have different ideas about the government in
                Washington.
               These ideas don't refer to Democrats or Republicans in
               particular, but just to the government in general.  We want to
               see how you feel about these ideas.  For example:

               How much of the time do you think you can trust the government
               in Washington to do what is right -- just about always, most of
               the time, or only some of the time?

               1.  JUST ABOUT ALWAYS
               3.  MOST OF THE TIME
               5.  SOME OF THE TIME
               7.  R VOLUNTEERS: NONE OF THE TIME

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912488  E11. Would you say that the government is pretty much run by a few
          big interests looking out for themselves or that it is
          run for the benefit of all the people?

               1.  BENEFIT OF ALL
               5.  FEW BIG INTERESTS

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912489   E12. Please tell me whether you strongly agree, agree somewhat,
          neither agree nor disagree, disagree somewhat,  or strongly disagree
          with this statement:  People like me don't have any
          say about what the government does.

               1.  STRONGLY AGREE
               2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
               3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
               4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
               5.  STRONGLY DISAGREE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

          (There are no vars 2490-2499)

==============================
VAR 912500 F1. Now, turning to the troubles in the Middle East .... before the
          war in the Persian Gulf started, Congress debated whether to
          continue economic sanctions or to give President Bush the authority
          to use military forces to get Iraq out of Kuwait.  At that time,
          were you for continuing to rely on sanctions, or were you in favor
          of authorizing the President to use military force, or didn't you
          have an opinion on this?

               1.  FOR CONTINUING SANCTIONS
               3.  NEITHER/BOTH/OTHER (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  FOR USE OF FORCE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NO OPINION/NA(Only if v2007=1)
                   /NO 1991 INTERVIEW (if v2007=0,4,5)

==============================
VAR 912501  F2.  Do you remember how (NAME), your representative in the U.S.
               House of Representatives, voted on the use of force in the
               Persian Gulf?
               See list of names in Section VI, Candidate Lists - Part 3,
               1991 List of Officeholders.

               1.  YES
               5.  NO/DON'T REMEMBER/DON'T KNOW

               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912502      F2a. (Did (he/she) vote for or against the use of force?)

          <See V2501>
               1.  FOR
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,9,0 IN 2501; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912503  F2b. Would you guess that (he/she) probably voted for or against
               the use of force?

          <See V2501>
               1.  FOR
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,9,0 IN 2501; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912504      F2x. SUMMARY - RECALL OF REPRESENTATIVE'S WAR VOTE
                    Built from variables v2501-v2503

               1.  Representative Voted For: R said Rep. Voted For
               2.  Representative Voted For: R said Rep. Voted Against
               3.  Representative Voted Against: R said Rep. Voted For
               4.  Representative Voted Against: R said Rep. Voted Against

               8.  Don't Know/NA
               0.  Inap:  No 1991 interview

==============================
VAR 912505      F3.  Do you remember how Senator (NAME) voted on the use of
               force in the Persian Gulf?
               See list of names in Section VI, Candidate Lists - Part 3,
               1991 List of Officeholders.
               *Pennsylvania cases: name asked was John Heinz

               1.  YES
               5.  NO/DON'T REMEMBER/DON'T KNOW

               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912506      F3a. (Did (he/she) vote for or against the use of force?)

          <See V2505>
               1.  FOR
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,9,0 IN 2505; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912507  F3b. Would you guess that (he/she) probably voted for or against
               the use of force?

          <See V2505>
               1.  FOR
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,9,0 IN 2505; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912508      F3x. SUMMARY - RECALL OF SENATOR #1's GULF WAR VOTE
                    Built from variables v2505-v2507

               1.  Senator Voted For: R said Sen. Voted For
               2.  Senator Voted For: R said Sen. Voted Against
               3.  Senator Voted Against: R said Sen. Voted For
               4.  Senator Voted Against: R said Sen. Voted Against

               8.  Don't Know/NA
               0.  Inap:  No 1991 interview

==============================
VAR 912509      F4.  Do you remember how Senator (NAME) voted on the use of
               force in the Persian Gulf?
               See list of names in Section VI, Candidate Lists - Part 3,
               1991 List of Officeholders.

               1.  YES
               5.  NO/DON'T REMEMBER/DON'T KNOW

               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912510      F4a. (Did (he/she) vote for or against the use of force?)

          <See V2509>
               1.  FOR
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA; CALIFORNIA CASES (CRANSTON DID NOT VOTE)
               0.  INAP: 5,9,0 IN 2509; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912511  F4b. Would you guess that (he/she) probably voted for or against
               the use of force?

          <See V2509>
               1.  FOR
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,9,0 IN 2509

==============================
VAR 912512      F4x. SUMMARY - RECALL OF SENATOR #2's GULF WAR VOTE
                    Built from variables v2509-v2511

               1.  Senator Voted For: R said Sen. Voted For
               2.  Senator Voted For: R said Sen. Voted Against
               3.  Senator Voted Against: R said Sen. Voted For
               4.  Senator Voted Against: R said Sen. Voted Against

               8.  Don't Know/NA
               0.  Inap:  No 1991 interview

==============================
VAR 912513  F5.  Before the war actually started, do you think one political
          party was more in favor of using military force in the Persian Gulf
          than the other party was, or do you think they were about equal in
          their support for using force?

               1.  ONE PARTY MORE
               5.  ABOUT EQUALS

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912514      F5a. (Which party supported the use of force more?)

          <See V2513>
               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2513; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912515      F5x. SUMMARY - WHICH PARTY SUPPORTED THE USE OF FORCE
MORE
                    Built from Variables v2513,v2514

               1.  DEMOCRATIC PARTY SUPPORTED USE OF FORCE MORE THAN REPUB.
               3.  BOTH PARTIES SUPPORTED THE USE OF FORCE EQUALLY
               5.  REPUBLICAN PARTY SUPPORTED USE OF FORCE MORE THAN DEM.

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2514)
               9.  NA (9 in v2514)
               0.  INAP:  8,9 in V2513; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912516  F6a. We are interested in the feelings you might have had during
               the Persian Gulf War - not the feelings you have now, but how
               you felt then, during the war.  During the war, did you ever
               feel...

               Proud?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912517      F6b. Did you feel this way strongly or not so strongly?

          <See V2516>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2516; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912518  F6c. (We are interested in the feelings you might have had during
          the Persian Gulf War - not the feelings you have now, but how you

           felt then, during the war.  During the war, did you ever feel...)

               Upset?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912519      F6d. Did you feel this way strongly or not so strongly?

          <See V2518>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2518; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912520  F6e. (We are interested in the feelings you might have had during
          the Persian Gulf War - not the feelings you have now, but how you
          felt then, during the war.  During the war, did you ever feel...)

               Sympathy for the Iraqi people?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912521      F6f. Did you feel this way strongly or not so strongly?

          <See V2520>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2520; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912522  F6g. (We are interested in the feelings you might have had during
          the Persian Gulf War - not the feelings you have now, but how you
          felt then, during the war.  During the war, did you ever feel...)

               Worried that the fighting might spread?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912523      F6h. Did you feel this way strongly or not so strongly?

          <See V2522>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2522; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912524  F6j. (We are interested in the feelings you might have had during
          the Persian Gulf War - not the feelings you have now, but how you
          felt then, during the war.  During the war, did you ever feel...)

               Angry at Saddam Hussein?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912525      F6k. Did you feel this way strongly or not so strongly?

          <See V2524>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2524; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912526  F6m. (We are interested in the feelings you might have had during
          the Persian Gulf War - not the feelings you have now, but how you
          felt then, during the war.  During the war, did you ever feel...)

               Disgusted at the killing?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912527      F6n. Did you feel this way strongly or not so strongly?

          <See V2526>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2526; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912528  F6p. (We are interested in the feelings you might have had during
          the Persian Gulf War - not the feelings you have now, but how you
          felt then, during the war.  During the war, did you ever feel...)

               Afraid for American troops?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912529      F6q. Did you feel this way strongly or not so strongly?

          <See V2528>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2528; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912530  F7.  How much attention did you pay to news about the war in the
          Persian Gulf -- a great deal, quite a bit, some, very
          little, or none?

               1.  A GREAT DEAL
               2.  QUITE A BIT
               3.  SOME
               4.  VERY LITTLE
               5.  NONE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912531  F8.  After the fighting started, do you think one political party
               supported the war more than the other party did, or do you
               think they were about equal in their support of the war?

               1.  ONE PARTY MORE
               5.  ABOUT EQUAL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912532      F8a. (Which party supported the war more?)

          <See V2531>
               1.  DEMOCRAT
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2531; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912533      F8x. SUMMARY - WHICH PARTY SUPPORTED THE USE OF FORCE
MORE
               Built from Variables v2531,v2532

               1.  DEMOCRATIC PARTY SUPPORTED USE OF FORCE MORE THAN REPUB.
               3.  BOTH PARTIES SUPPORTED THE USE OF FORCE EQUALLY
               5.  REPUBLICAN PARTY SUPPORTED USE OF FORCE MORE THAN DEM.

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2532)
               9.  NA (9 in v2532)
               0.  INAP:  8,9 in v2531; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912534  F9.  As you look back on the Persian Gulf War now, do you think
               that anything good came of it for the United States?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912535  F9a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R
           SAYS "NO"]

          [Mention 1]

           See Gulf War Code in Appendix.
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2534

==============================
VAR 912536  F9a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R
           SAYS "NO"]

          [Mention 2]

           See Gulf War Code in Appendix.
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2534

==============================
VAR 912537  F9a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R
           SAYS "NO"]

          [Mention 3]
          F9a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R
           SAYS "NO"]

           See Gulf War Code in Appendix.
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2534

==============================
VAR 912538  F9a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL R
           SAYS "NO"]

          [Mention 4]

           See Gulf War Code in Appendix.
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2534

==============================
VAR 912539   F9a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?"
                  UNTIL R SAYS "NO"]

          [Mention 5]

           See Gulf War Code in Appendix.
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2534

==============================
VAR 912540  F10. Other than losing lives, do you think anything bad came of
               the war for the United States?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912541  F10a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL
                     R SAYS "NO"]

          [Mention 1]

          See Gulf War Code in Appendix.
         000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2540

==============================
VAR 912542  F10a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL
                     R SAYS "NO"]

          [Mention 2]

          See Gulf War Code in Appendix.
         000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2540

==============================
VAR 912543  F10a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL
                     R SAYS "NO"]

          [Mention 3]

          See Gulf War Code in Appendix.
         000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2540

==============================
VAR 912544  F10a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL
                     R SAYS "NO"]

          [Mention 4]

          See Gulf War Code in Appendix.
         000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2540

==============================
VAR 912545  F10a. (What did you have in mind?) [PROBE "Anything else?" UNTIL
                     R SAYS "NO"]

          [Mention 5]

          See Gulf War Code in Appendix.
         000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2540

==============================
VAR 912546      F11. All things considered, do you think the war was worth the
               cost or not?

               1.  WORTH IT
               5.  NOT WORTH IT

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912547  F12. How worried are you that another war will break out in the
          Middle East in the next few years?  Are you very worried,
          somewhat worried, or not worried at all?

               1.  VERY WORRIED
               3.  SOMEWHAT WORRIED
               5.  NOT WORRIED AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912548  F13. Some people say there should be no bombing of targets near
          where civilians live because it is immoral to risk innocent lives.
          Others say such bombing may be necessary in wartime.  Which of these
          is closest to your position: (that there should be no bombing near
          where civilians live, or
          that such bombing may be necessary in wartime?)

               1.  NO BOMBING NEAR CIVILIANS
               3.  NEITHER, BOTH, ETC. (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  SUCH BOMBING MAY BE NECESSARY IN WARTIME

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912549      F13a.     Do you feel strongly or not so strongly about this?

          <See V2548>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,8,9,0 IN 2548; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912550      F13x.     SUMMARY - BOMBING NEAR CIVILIANS IN WARTIME
                    Built from v2548, v2549

          1.  STRONGLY FEEL THERE SHOULD BE NO BOMBING NEAR CIVILIANS
          2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEEL THERE SHOULD BE NO BOMBING NEAR
CIVILIANS
          3.  NEITHER/BOTH
          4.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEEL SUCH BOMBING MAY BE NECESSARY IN WAR
TIME
          5.  STRONGLY FEEL SUCH BOMBING MAY BE NECESSARY IN WAR TIME

          8.  DON'T KNOW (8 IN v2549)
          9.  NA (9 IN v2549)
          0.  INAP:  8,9 IN v2548; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912551  F14. Do you have any relatives or close friends who were called
               up for or who served in the Persian Gulf War?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912552      F14a.     What was that person's relationship to you?

          [Mention 1]

               01.  SPOUSE
               02.  PARENT
               03.  CHILD
               04.  BROTHER OR SISTER
               05.  BROTHER-IN-LAW OR SISTER-IN-LAW
               06.  NIECES, NEPHEWS, COUSINS
               07.  SON-IN-LAW, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
               08.  CLOSE FRIEND
               09.  OTHER - SPECIFY

               98.  DON'T KNOW
               99.  NA
               00.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2551; NO FURTHER MENTION;
                    NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912553      F14a.     What was that person's relationship to you?

          [Mention 2]

               01.  SPOUSE
               02.  PARENT
               03.  CHILD
               04.  BROTHER OR SISTER
               05.  BROTHER-IN-LAW OR SISTER-IN-LAW
               06.  NIECES, NEPHEWS, COUSINS
               07.  SON-IN-LAW, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
               08.  CLOSE FRIEND
               09.  OTHER - SPECIFY

               98.  DON'T KNOW
               99.  NA
               00.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2551; NO FURTHER MENTION;
                    NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912554      F14a.     What was that person's relationship to you?

          [Mention 3]

               01.  SPOUSE
               02.  PARENT
               03.  CHILD
               04.  BROTHER OR SISTER
               05.  BROTHER-IN-LAW OR SISTER-IN-LAW
               06.  NIECES, NEPHEWS, COUSINS
               07.  SON-IN-LAW, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
               08.  CLOSE FRIEND
               09.  OTHER - SPECIFY

               98.  DON'T KNOW
               99.  NA
               00.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2551; NO FURTHER MENTION;
                    NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912555      F14a.     What was that person's relationship to you?

          [Mention 4]

               01.  SPOUSE
               02.  PARENT
               03.  CHILD
               04.  BROTHER OR SISTER
               05.  BROTHER-IN-LAW OR SISTER-IN-LAW
               06.  NIECES, NEPHEWS, COUSINS
               07.  SON-IN-LAW, DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
               08.  CLOSE FRIEND
               09.  OTHER - SPECIFY

               98.  DON'T KNOW
               99.  NA
               00.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2551; NO FURTHER MENTION;
                    NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912556  F15. Some people think that the U.S. and its allies should have
          continued to fight Iraq until Saddam Hussein was driven from power.
          Others think that the U.S. was right to stop fighting after Kuwait
          was liberated.  What do you think?
          Should the war have continued or should it have stopped?

               1.  SHOULD HAVE CONTINUED
               3.  DON'T KNOW/NEITHER/BOTH, ETC. (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  SHOULD HAVE STOPPED

               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912557      F16. Here are two statements.  Which is closer to your view:

          ONE, we did not act quickly enough to give aid to the Kurdish
          people after the fighting stopped;

                                   OR

          TWO, the Kurdish situation is an internal Iraqi problem and
          we should not be involved at all.

               1.  WE DID NOT ACT QUICKLY ENOUGH
               3.  DON'T KNOW/NEITHER/BOTH, ETC. (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  WE SHOULD NOT BE INVOLVED AT ALL

               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912558  F17. Some people say that because of past discrimination, blacks
          should be given preference in hiring and promotion.  Others say that
          such preference in hiring and promotion of blacks is wrong because
          it gives blacks advantages they haven't earned.  What about your
          opinion --  are you for or against
          preferential hiring and promotion of blacks?

               1.  FOR
               3.  NEITHER FOR NOR AGAINST (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  AGAINST
               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912559  F17a.  Do you favor preference in hiring and promotion strongly
          or not strongly?

               1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
               2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,8,9,0 IN 2558; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912560  F17b. Do you oppose preference in hiring and promotion strongly
          or not strongly?

               5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY
               4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,3,8,9,0 IN 2558; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912561      F17x. SUMMARY - PREFERENTIAL HIRING AND PROMOTION OF
BLACKS
                    Built from Variables v2558-v2560

               1.  STRONGLY FAVOR PREFERENTIAL HIRING & PROMOTION
               2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FAVOR PREFERENTIAL HIRING & PROMOTION
               3.  NEITHER FAVOR NOR OPPOSE PREFERENTIAL HIRING & PROMOTION
               4.  NOT SO STRONGLY OPPOSE PREFERENTIAL HIRING & PROMOTION
               5.  STRONGLY OPPOSE PREFERENTIAL HIRING & PROMOTION

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2559 or v2560)
               9.  NA (9 in v2559 or v2560)
               0.  INAP:  8,9 in v2558; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912562      F18. Would you say that the Democratic party is mainly for or
               against preferential hiring and promotion of blacks?

               1.  FOR
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912563      F19. What about the Republican party? (Is it mainly for or
               against preferential hiring and promotion of blacks?)

               1.  FOR
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

          (There are no vars 2564-2579)

==============================
VAR 912580 G1.How many days in the last week did you watch religious programs
            on T.V. or listen to religious programs on the
            radio, other than services of local churches?

               0.  NONE
               1-6.  ENTER NUMBER OF DAYS
               7.  EVERY DAY

               8.  DON'T KNOW/NA
               9.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

          (There are no vars 2581-2599)

==============================
VAR 912600  H0.
          There has been some debate about government services in recent
          years.  Some people think the government should reduce services,
          even in areas such as health and education, in order to reduce
          spending.  Suppose these people are at one end of a seven-point
          scale at point number 1.  Other people think the government should
          increase services, even if it means an increase in spending.
          Suppose these people are at the other end of the scale at point
          number 7.  And, of course, other people have opinions somewhere in
          between, at points 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.

               Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't you
               thought much about this?

               1-7.  ENTER NUMBER

               8.  DON'T KNOW/HAVEN'T THOUGH MUCH ABOUT
               9.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW
               0.  INAP: FORMS 2,3

==============================
VAR 912601  H1.  Some people say that there are certain qualities that make a
          person a true American.  Others say that there isn't anything that
          makes one person more American than another.  I'm going to read some
          of the things that have been mentioned.  For each of the following,
          tell me how important you think it is in making someone a true
          American -- extremely important, very (important), somewhat
          (important), or not at all (important).

           H1a. Is voting in elections extremely important, very (important),
           somewhat (important), or not at all (important)
           in making someone a true American?

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912602  H1b. How about believing in God? (Is it extremely important, very
               (important), somewhat (important), or not at all (important)
               in making someone a true American?)

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912603      H1c. Trying to get ahead on your own effort?  (Is it extremely
          important, very (important), somewhat (important), or not at
          all (important) in making someone a true American?)

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912604  H1d. Treating people of all races and backgrounds equally?  (Is it
          extremely important, very (important), somewhat (important), or not
          at all (important) in making someone a true American?)

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912605      H1e. Speaking English?  (Is it extremely important, very
          (important), somewhat (important), or not at all (important)
          in making someone a true American?)

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912606  H1f. Respecting people's freedom to say what they want no matter
          how much you disagree?  (Is it extremely important, very
          (important), somewhat (important), or not at all (important)
          in making someone a true American?)

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912607  H2.  Do you favor a law making English the official language of
          the United States, meaning government business would be
          conducted in English only, or do you oppose such a law?

               1.  FAVOR
               3.  NEITHER FAVOR NOR OPPOSE
               5.  OPPOSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912608      H2a. Do you favor such a law strongly or not so strongly?

          <See V2607>
               1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
               2.  FAVOR NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,8,9,0 IN 2607; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2,3

==============================
VAR 912609      H2b. Do you oppose such a law strongly or not so strongly?

          <See V2607>
               5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY
               4.  OPPOSE NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,3,8,9,0 IN 2607; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2,3

==============================
VAR 912610      H2x. SUMMARY - MAKING ENGLISH THE OFFICAL LANGUAGE OF
THE U.S.
          Built from Variables v2607-v2609

           1.  STRONGLY FAVOR MAKING ENGLISH THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
           2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FAVOR MAKING ENGLISH THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
           3.  NEITHER FAVOR NOR OPPOSE MAKING ENGLISH THE OFFICIAL
LANGUAGE
           4.  NOT SO STRONGLY OPPOSE MAKING ENGLISH THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
           5.  STRONGLY OPPOSE MAKING ENGLISH THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE

           8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2608 or v2609)
           9.  NA (9 in v2608 or v2609)
           0.  INAP:  8,9 in v2607; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2,3

==============================
VAR 912611  H3.  There are several different ideas about how to teach children
          who don't speak English when they enter our public schools.  Which
          one of the following three statements best describe how you feel:

               1.   One, All classes should be conducted only in English so
               that children have to learn English right from the   start.

               2.   Two, Children who don't know English should have classes
               in their native language just for a year or two until they
               learn English.

               3.   Three, There should be two sets of classes all the way
               through high school so that children can keep up their native
             language and culture if they want to.

               8.   DON'T KNOW
               9.   NA
               0.   INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912612  H4.  Some people say that it is only fair that some good jobs be
          reserved for racial and ethnic minorities in about the same percent
         that they make up in the overall population.  For example, if
         minorities made up 30% of the U.S. population, then 30% of all the
         jobs would be reserved for them.  Others say that reserving
         positions for minorities like that would be unfair because it
         doesn't treat people as individuals.  Are you for or against
         reserving jobs for racial and ethnic minorities according to their
           percent in the whole population?

               1.  FOR
               3.  NEITHER FOR NOR AGAINST
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912613      H4a. Are you strongly for this or not so strongly?

          <See V2612>
               1.  STRONGLY FOR
               2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FOR

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,8,9,0 IN 2612; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2,3

==============================
VAR 912614      H4b. Are you strongly against this or not so strongly?

          <See V2612>
               5.  STRONGLY AGAINST
               4.  NOT SO STRONGLY AGAINST

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,3,8,9,0 IN 2612; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2,3

==============================
VAR 912615      H4x. SUMMARY - RESERVING JOBS FOR MINORITIES
                    Built from Variables v2612-v2614

               1.  STRONGLY FAVOR RESERVING JOBS FOR MINORITIES
               2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FAVOR RESERVING JOBS FOR MINORITIES
               3.  NEITHER FAVOR NOR OPPOSE RESERVING JOBS FOR MINORITIES
               4.  NOT SO STRONGLY OPPOSE RESERVING JOBS FOR MINORITIES
               5.  STRONGLY OPPOSE RESERVING JOBS FOR MINORITIES

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2613 or v2614)
               9.  NA (9 in v2613 or v2614)
               0.  INAP:  8,9 in v2612; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2,3

==============================
VAR 912616  H5.  Some people say that it is better for America if different
         racial and ethnic groups maintain their distinct cultures.  Others
         say that it is better if groups change so that they blend into the
         larger society as in the idea of a melting pot.  Which of these
         positions comes closer to your own opinion:

         (One, racial and ethnic groups should maintain their distinct
         cultures, or Two, that groups should change so that they blend into
         the larger society?)

               1.  GROUPS SHOULD MAINTAIN THEIR DISTINCT CULTURES
               3.  NEITHER/BOTH, ETC. (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  GROUPS SHOULD CHANGE AND BLEND INTO THE LARGER SOCIETY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912617      H5a. Do you feel strongly about this or not so strongly?

          <See V2616>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9,0 IN 2616; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2,3

==============================
VAR 912618      H5x. SUMMARY - MELTING POT
               Built from Variables v2616,v2617

          1.  STRONGLY FEEL GROUPS SHOULD MAINTAIN THEIR DISTINCT CULTURES
          2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEEL GROUPS SHOULD MAINTAIN DISTINCT
CULTURES
          3.  NEITHER/BOTH
          4.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEEL GROUPS SHOULD BLEND INTO LARGER SOCIETY
          5.  STRONGLY FEEL GROUPS SHOULD BLEND INTO LARGER SOCIETY

          8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2617)
          9.  NA (9 in v2617)
          0.  INAP 8,9 in v2616; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2,3

==============================
VAR 912619  H6.  Do you think the number of immigrants from foreign countries
          who are permitted to come to the United States to live should be
          increased, decreased, or left the same as it is now?

               1.  INCREASED
               3.  LEFT THE SAME
               5.  DECREASED

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912620  H7.Many different groups of people have come to the United States
          at different times in our history.  In recent years the population
          of the United States has been changing to include many more people
          of Hispanic background.  I'm going to read a list of things that
          people say may happen because of the growing number of Hispanic
          people in the United States.  For each of these things, please say
          how likely it is to happen -- extremely likely, very likely,
          somewhat likely, or not at all likely?

          H7a. How likely is it that the growing number of Hispanics will
          improve our culture with new ideas and customs?

               1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
               2.  VERY LIKELY
               3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
               4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912621      H7b. (How likely is it) to take jobs away from people already
               here?

          <See V2620 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
               2.  VERY LIKELY
               3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
               4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912622  H7c. (How likely is it) to cause higher taxes due to more demands
               for public services?

          <See V2620 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
               2.  VERY LIKELY
               3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
               4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912623      H7d. (How likely is it) to cause an increase in crime?

          <See V2620 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
               2.  VERY LIKELY
               3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
               4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912624  H7e. (How likely is it) to threaten the place of English as the
               country's  common language?

          <See V2620 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
               2.  VERY LIKELY
               3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
               4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3

==============================
VAR 912625      H8.  As you were answering questions about Hispanics in this
               interview, what particular nationality, or groups of people,
               were you thinking about?

          [Mention 1]

               1.  PUERTO RICANS
               2.  CUBAN-AMERICANS/CUBANS
               3.  MEXICAN-AMERICANS/MEXICANS
               7.  OTHER - SPECIFY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3; NO FURTHER MENTION

==============================
VAR 912626   (See V2625)

          [Mention 2]

               1.  PUERTO RICANS
               2.  CUBAN-AMERICANS/CUBANS
               3.  MEXICAN-AMERICANS/MEXICANS
               7.  OTHER - SPECIFY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3; NO FURTHER MENTION

==============================
VAR 912627     (See V2625)

          [Mention 3]

               1.  PUERTO RICANS
               2.  CUBAN-AMERICANS/CUBANS
               3.  MEXICAN-AMERICANS/MEXICANS
               7.  OTHER - SPECIFY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3; NO FURTHER MENTION

==============================
VAR 912628      H9.  In the country as a whole, what percent of the U.S.
               population today would you say is black?

           *Note: According to 1990 Census, 12.1% of U.S. population is Black

               1-100.  ENTER PERCENT

               996.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3
               998.  DON'T KNOW
               999.  REFUSED

==============================
VAR 912629      H10. What percent would you say is Jewish?
               *Note: According to table no.75 of the 1990 Statistical
                Abstract of the United States, approximately 2% of the U.S.
                population is Jewish

               1-100.  ENTER PERCENT

               996.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3
               998.  DON'T KNOW
               999.  REFUSED

==============================
VAR 912630      H11. What percent would you say is Hispanic?
               *Note: According to 1990 Census, 9% of U.S. population is
                Hispanic

               1-100.  ENTER PERCENT

               996.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 2, 3
               998.  DON'T KNOW
               999.  REFUSED

          (There are no vars 2631-2699)

==============================
VAR 912700 J0.  There has been some debate about government services in recent
         years.  Some people think the government should reduce services,
         even in areas such as health and education, in order to reduce
         spending. Other people think the government should increase
         services, even if it means an increase in spending.  What about you?
         Do you think the government should reduce services a lot, reduce
         services somewhat, reduce services a little, continue the same
         services it provides now, increase services a little, increase
         services somewhat, increase services a lot, or haven't you thought
         much about this?

               1.  REDUCE A LOT
               2.  REDUCE SOMEWHAT
               3.  REDUCE A LITTLE
               4.  CONTINUE WITH THE SAME SERVICES IT PROVIDES NOW
               5.  INCREASE A LITTLE
               6.  INCREASE SOMEWHAT
               7.  INCREASE A LOT

               8.  DON'T KNOW/HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT IT
               9.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW
               0.  INAP: FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912701  J1.  When reading or listening to the news, how much attention do
          you pay to issues that especially affect women as a group?
          A lot, some, a little, or not at all?

               1.  A LOT
               2.  SOME
               3.  A LITTLE
               4.  NOT AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912702  J2.  Now I am going to read several statements.  After each one, I
         would like you to tell me whether you agree strongly, agree somewhat,
        neither agree nor disagree, disagree somewhat, or disagree strongly
        with this statement.

          J2a. The world is always changing and we should adjust our view
          of moral behavior to those changes.

               1.  AGREE STRONGLY
               2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
               3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGRE
               4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
               5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912703  J2b. If people were treated more equally in this country we would
               have many fewer problems.

               1.  AGREE STRONGLY
               2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
               3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGRE
               4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
               5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912704      J2c. The newer lifestyles are contributing to the breakdown of
               our society.

               1.  AGREE STRONGLY
               2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
               3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGRE
               4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
               5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912705      J2d. We have gone too far in pushing equal rights in this
               country.

               1.  AGREE STRONGLY
               2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
               3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGRE
               4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
               5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912706      J3.  Do you think of yourself as a feminist?

               1.  YES
               3.  DON'T THINK IN THOSE TERMS (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912707      J3a. Do you think of yourself as a strong feminist or a not so
               strong feminist?

               1.  STRONG
               5.  NOT SO STRONG

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,8,9,0 IN 2706; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912708  J4.Some people think that the best way for women to improve their
          position is for each woman to become better trained and more
          qualified, and do the best she can as an individual.  Others think
          that while individuals efforts are important, the best way for women
          to really improve their position is if they work together. Which is
          closest to your view, that individual effort is enough, or that
          women also need to work together.

               1.  INDIVIDUAL EFFORT
               2.  WOMEN ALSO NEED TO WORK TOGETHER

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912709  J5.  Recently there has been a lot of debate about the role women
          should play in the military.  Although there is no draft right now,
         if we needed a draft to get enough people into military service, do
          you think men and women should both be subject to the draft or do
          you think only men should be drafted?

               1.  MEN AND WOMEN BOTH SHOULD BE DRAFTED
               3.  I DON'T BELIEVE IN THE DRAFT (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  ONLY MEN SHOULD BE DRAFTED

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912710  J6.  Do you think that businesses should be required to give women
          at least 10 weeks of paid leave to take care of a new
          baby or not?

               1.  SHOULD GIVE PAID LEAVE
               5.  SHOULD NOT GIVE PAID LEAVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912711      J6a. Do you feel strongly or not so strongly about this?

          <See V2710>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9,0 IN 2710; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912712      J6x. SUMMARY - PARENTAL LEAVE
                    Built from Variables v2710,v2711

          1.  STRONGLY FEEL BUSINESS SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO GIVE PAID LEAVE
          2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEEL BUSINESS SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO GIVE
LEAVE

          4.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEEL BUS. SHOULD NOT BE REQUIRED TO GIVE
LEAVE
          5.  STRONGLY FEEL BUSINESS SHOULD NOT BE REQUIRED TO GIVE LEAVE

          8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2711)
          9.  NA (9 in v2711)
          0.  INAP: 8,9 in v2710; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

          J7 WAS ONLY ASKED OF FEMALE RESPONDENTS

==============================
VAR 912713  J7.  How often do you find yourself feeling a sense of pride as a
          woman in the accomplishments of other women?  Most of the
          time, some of the time, occasionally, or almost never?

               1.  MOST OF THE TIME
               2.  SOME OF THE TIME
               3.  OCCASIONALLY
               4.  ALMOST NEVER

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912714  J8.  How often do you find yourself angry about the way women are
          treated in society?  Most of the time, some of the time,
          occasionally, or almost never?

               1.  MOST OF THE TIME
               2.  SOME OF THE TIME
               3.  OCCASIONALLY
               4.  ALMOST NEVER

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912715  J9.  In society today some people focus their attention mostly on
          making a home and caring for their families.  Others focus their
          attention mostly on work outside the home.  Still others focus their
          attention about equally on both home and
          work.  Which comes closest to how you see yourself?

               1.  FOCUS ATTENTION MOSTLY ON HOME AND FAMILY
               3.  FOCUS EQUALLY ON HOME AND WORK
               5.  FOCUS MOSTLY ON WORK OUTSIDE THE HOME

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912716      J10. Thinking about the overall situation of men and women in
          society today, do you think that men have more opportunities than
          women, or that men and women have equal opportunities,
          or that women have more opportunities than men?

               1.  MEN HAVE MORE OPPORTUNITIES THAN WOMEN
               2.  MEN AND WOMEN HAVE EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
               3.  WOMEN HAVE MORE OPPORTUNITIES THAN MEN

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912717  J10a.     How does this make you feel?  Would you say it pleases
          you, bothers you, or doesn't make you feel one way or the other?

               1.  PLEASES
               3.  DOESN'T MAKE R FEEL ONE WAY OR THE OTHER
               5.  BOTHERS

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9,0 IN 2716; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912718      J10x.     SUMMARY - MEN AND WOMEN IN SOCIETY TODAY
                    Built from Variables v2616, v2617

          1.  R THINKS MEN HAVE MORE POWER: PLEASES R
          2.  R THINKS MEN HAVE MORE POWER: DOESN'T FEEL ANY WAY ABOUT IT
          3.  R THINKS MEN HAVE MORE POWER: BOTHERS R
          4.  R THINKS MEN AND WOMEN HAVE EQUAL POWER: PLEASES R
          5.  R THINKS MEN AND WOMEN HAVE EQUAL POWER: DOESN'T FEEL
              ANY WAY ABOUT IT
          6.  R THINKS MEN AND WOMEN HAVE EQUAL POWER: BOTHERS R
          7.  R THINKS WOMEN HAVE MORE POWER: PLEASES R
          8.  R THINKS WOMEN HAVE MORE POWER: DOESN'T FEEL ANY WAY ABOUT
IT
          9.  R THINKS WOMEN HAVE MORE POWER: BOTHERS R

          0.  INAP: 8,9 in v2716, v2717; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912719  J11. Some people say that the only way for men and women to be
          equal in society is if they play the same kinds of roles in
          government, business, and the family.  Others say that equality can
          exist even if men and women play very different kinds of roles.
          Which would you say, that men and women cannot be equal in society
          unless they play the same kinds of roles, OR that men and women can
          play different roles in society and still be equal?

               1.  SIMILAR ROLES NEEDED FOR EQUALITY
               5.  DIFFERENT ROLES CAN STILL BRING EQUALITY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912720      J11a.     Do you feel strongly or not so strongly about this?

          <See V2719>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9,0 IN 2719; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912721      J11x.     SUMMARY - EQUALITY OF ROLES
                    Built from Variables v2719, v2720

               1.  STRONGLY FEELS EQUAL ROLES ARE NEEDED FOR EQUALITY
               2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS EQUAL ROLES ARE NEEDED FOR EQUALITY
               4.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS DIFFERENT ROLES CAN BRING EQUALITY
               5.  STRONGLY FEELS DIFFERENT ROLES CAN BRING EQUALITY

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2720)
               9.  NA (9 in v2720)
               0.  INAP:  8,9 in v2719; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912722     J12. People have different opinions about how much power and
         influence women have in society compared to men.  Thinking about the
         way things really are in government and politics today, do you think
         men have more power and influence than women, OR that men and women
         have about equal power and influence, OR, that women have more power
         and influence than men?

               1.  MEN HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN WOMEN
               2.  MEN AND WOMEN HAVE ABOUT EQUAL POWER AND INFLUENCE
               3.  WOMEN HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN MEN

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1, 3

==============================
VAR 912723  J13. People disagree about how much power and influence they think
          women ought to have compared to men.  Thinking about how you would
          like things to be in government and politics, do you think men
          should have more power and influence, OR that men and women should
          have about equal power and influence, OR that women should have more
          power and influence?

               1.  MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN WOMEN

               2.  MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE ABOUT EQUAL POWER AND
INFLUENCE

               3.  WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN MEN

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912724      J13a.     Do you feel strongly or not so strongly about this?

          <See V2723>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9,0 IN 2723; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912725      J13x.     SUMMARY - MEN AND WOMEN IN GOVERNMENT AND
POLITICS
                    Built from Variables v2723,v2724

          1.  STRONGLY FEELS MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER THAN WOMEN
          2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
          3.  STRONGLY FEELS MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE EQUAL POWER
          4.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE EQUAL
POWER
          5.  STRONGLY FEELS WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
          6.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER

          8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2724)
          9.  NA (9 in v2724)
          0.  INAP:  8,9 in v2723; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912726 J14.Thinking about the way things really are in their families, do
          you think men have more power and influence, OR that men and women
          have about equal power and influence, OR that
          women have more power and influence?

               1.  MEN HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN WOMEN
               2.  MEN AND WOMEN HAVE ABOUT EQUAL POWER AND INFLUENCE
               3.  WOMEN HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN MEN

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912727  J15. In their families, do you think men should have more power
          and influence, OR that men and women should have about equal power
          and influence, OR that women should have more power
          and influence?

               1.  MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN WOMEN
               2.  MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE EQUAL POWER AND INFLUENCE
               3.  WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN MEN

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912728      J15a.     Do you feel strongly or not so strongly about this?

          <See V2727>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9,0 IN 2727; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912729      J15x.     SUMMARY - MEN AND WOMEN IN THE FAMILY
                    Built from Variables v2727,v2728

          1.  STRONGLY FEELS MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER THAN WOMEN
          2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
          3.  STRONGLY FEELS MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE EQUAL POWER
          4.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE EQUAL
POWER
          5.  STRONGLY FEELS WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
          6.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER

          8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2728)
          9.  NA (9 in v2728)
          0.  INAP:  8,9 in v2727; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912730      J16. Thinking about the way things really are in business and
          industry, do you think men have more power and influence, OR that
          men and women have about equal power and influence, OR
          that women have more power and influence?

               1.  MEN HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN WOMEN
               2.  MEN AND WOMEN HAVE ABOUT EQUAL POWER AND INFLUENCE
               3.  WOMEN HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN MEN

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912731  J17. In business and industry, do you think men should have more
          power and influence, OR that men and women should have about equal
          power and influence, OR that women should have more
          power and influence?

               1.  MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN WOMEN
               2.  MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE EQUAL POWER AND INFLUENCE
               3.  WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN MEN

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912732      J17a.     Do you feel strongly or not so strongly about this?

          <See V2731>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9,0 IN 2731; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

==============================
VAR 912733      J17x.     SUMMARY - MEN AND WOMEN IN BUSINESS
                    Built from Variables v2731,v2732

          1.  STRONGLY FEELS MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER THAN WOMEN
          2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
          3.  STRONGLY FEELS MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE EQUAL POWER
          4.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE EQUAL
POWER
          5.  STRONGLY FEELS WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
          6.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEELS WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER

          8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2732)
          9.  NA (9 in v2732)
          0.  INAP:  8,9 in v2731; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,3

          (There are no vars 2734-2799)

==============================
VAR 912800  K0.There has been some debate about government services in recent
          years.  Some people think the government should reduce services,
          even in areas such as health and education, in order to reduce
          spending.  Other people think the government should increase
          services, even if it means an increase in spending.  What about you?
          Do you think the government should reduce services, increase
          services, should the government continue providing the same services
          it does now, or haven't you thought much about this?

               1.  REDUCE SERVICES
               3.  SAME SERVICES IT DOES NOW
               5.  INCREASE SERVICES

               8.  DON'T KNOW/HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT
               9.  NA; INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW
               0.  INAP: FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912801      K0a. Do you think the government should reduce services a lot,
               reduce services somewhat, or reduces services a little?

               1.  REDUCE A LOT
               2.  REDUCE SOMEWHAT
               3.  REDUCE A LITTLE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,9,0 IN 2800; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912802  K0b. Do you think the government should increase services a
               little, increase services somewhat, or increases services
               a lot?

               1.  INCREASE A LITTLE
               2.  INCREASE SOMEWHAT
               3.  INCREASE A LOT

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,3,9,0 IN 2800; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912803      K0x. SUMMARY - GOVERNMENT SERVICES
                    Built from Variables v2800, v2801, v2802

               1.  REDUCE A LOT
               2.  REDUCE SOMEWHAT
               3.  REDUCE A LITTLE
               4.  CONTINUE WITH THE SAME SERVICES IT PROVIDES NOW
               5.  INCREASE A LITTLE
               6.  INCREASE SOMEWHAT
               7.  INCREASE A LOT

               8.  DON'T KNOW/HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH ABOUT
               9.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW
               0.  INAP: FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912804  K1.  Some people say that the nation needs more nuclear energy in
          order to meet our needs for the future.  Other people say that the
          danger to the environment and the possibility of accidents are too
          great. What do you think?  Are you in favor of building more
          nuclear energy power plants, would you  favor operating only those
          that are already built, or would you prefer to see all nuclear power
          plants close down?

               1.  BUILDING MORE PLANTS
               2.  OPERATING ONLY THOSE ALREADY BUILT
               3.  ALL PLANTS CLOSED DOWN
               5.  DON'T KNOW/DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912805      K2.  Some people say the government should force business and
          industry to stop polluting the environment, even if it means that
          some companies have to lay off workers or shut down.  Others say it
          is  more important to protect worker's jobs, even if it means we
          have to live with more pollution than we'd like.  Which is closer to
          your opinion:  we should stop pollution even if it costs jobs, or we
          should protect jobs even if it means more pollution?

               1.  STOP POLLUTION
               2.  PROTECT JOBS

               8.  DON'T KNOW; R CANNOT MAKE CHOICE
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912806      K2a. Do you feel strongly about this or not so strongly?

          <See V2805>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9,0 IN 2805; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912807      K2x. SUMMARY - POLLUTION VS. JOBS
                    Built from Variables v2805, v2806

               1.  STRONGLY FEEL POLLUTION SHOULD BE STOPPED
               2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEEL POLLUTION SHOULD BE STOPPED
               4.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEEL JOBS SHOULD BE PROTECTED
               5.  STRONGLY FEEL JOBS SHOULD BE PROTECTED

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2806)
               9.  NA (9 in v2806)
               0.  INAP: 8,9 in v2805; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912808  K3.  Some people feel that bird and animal species in danger of
          dying out must be protected, even if this means that some workers
          may lose their jobs.  Others say protecting jobs is more important.
          Which is more important to you:  protecting
          endangered species, or protecting jobs?

               1.  PROTECTING ENDANGERED SPECIES
               2.  PROTECTING JOBS

               8.  DON'T KNOW/CAN'T OR WON'T CHOOSE
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912809      K3a. Do you feel strongly about this or not so strongly?

          <See V2808>
               1.  STRONGLY
               5.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 8,9,0 IN 2808; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912810      K3x. SUMMARY - ENDANGERED SPECIES VS. JOBS
                    Built from Variables v2808, v2809

          1.  STRONGLY FEEL ENDANGERED SPECIES SHOULD BE PROTECTED
          2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEEL ENDANGERED SPECIES SHOULD BE PROTECTED
          4.  NOT SO STRONGLY FEEL JOBS SHOULD BE PROTECTED
          5.  STRONGLY FEEL JOBS SHOULD BE PROTECTED

          8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2809)
          9.  NA (9 in v2809)
          0.  INAP: 8,9 in v2808; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912811      L1.  We'd like to talk about a different topic now.  In your
          opinion, are Social Security payments to the elderly too
          low, about the right amount, or too high?

               1.  TOO LOW
               3.  ABOUT RIGHT
               5.  TOO HIGH

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912812      L1a. Are payments much too low, or somewhat too low?

          <See V2811>
               1.  MUCH TOO LOW
               2.  SOMEWHAT TOO LOW

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,8,9,0 IN 2811; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912813      L1b. Are payments much too high, or somewhat too low?

          <See V2811>
               5.  MUCH TOO HIGH
               4.  SOMEWHAT TOO HIGH

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,3,8,9,0 IN 2811; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912814      L1x. SUMMARY - SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS
                    Built from Variables v2811-v2813

               1.  SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS ARE MUCH TOO LOW
               2.  SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS ARE SOMEWHAT TOO LOW
               3.  SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS ARE ABOUT RIGHT
               4.  SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS ARE SOMEWHAT TOO HIGH
               5.  SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS ARE MUCH TOO HIGH

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2812 or v2813)
               9.  NA (9 in v2812 or v2813)
               0.  INAP: 8,9 in v2811; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912815  L2.  Do you favor or oppose expanding Medicare to pay for nursing
               home care and long hospital stays for the elderly?

               1.  FAVOR
               3.  NEITHER (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  OPPOSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912816  L2a. Do you favor expanding Medicare strongly or not so strongly?

               1.  STRONGLY
               2.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,8,9,0 IN 2815; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912817      L2b. Do you oppose expanding Medicare strongly or not so
               strongly?

               5.  STRONGLY
               4.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,3,8,9,0 in 2815; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912818      L2x. SUMMARY - MEDICARE EXPANSION
                    Built from Variables v2815-v2817

               1.  STRONGLY FAVOR EXPANDING MEDICARE
               2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FAVOR EXPANDING MEDICARE
               3.  NEITHER FAVOR NOR OPPPOSE EXPANDING MEDICARE
               4.  NOT SO STRONGLY OPPOSE EXPANDING MEDICARE
               5.  STRONGLY OPPOSE EXPANDING MEDICARE

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2816 or v2817)
               9.  NA (9 in v2816 or v2817)
               0.  INAP: 8,9 in v2815; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912819  L3.  As you may know, the cost of medical care for the elderly is
          rising rapidly, presenting the government with some tough choices.
          Some people feel that the best way to pay for medical care for the
          elderly is to raise taxes for everyone.  Others feel that medical
          care for the elderly should be reduced instead of raising taxes.
          How about you?  Do you think the government should reduce medical
          benefits for the elderly, or increase taxes to pay for them?

               1.  REDUCE BENEFITS
               3.  NEITHER/BOTH/DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  INCREASE TAXES

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912820      L3a. Do you think benefits should be reduced a lot or just a
               little?

          <See V2819 for full question text.>

               1.  REDUCE A LOT
               2.  REDUCE JUST A LITTLE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,8,9,0 in 2819; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912821  L3b. Would you be willing to see taxes increased a lot or just a
               little?

          <See V2819 for full question text.>

               5.  INCREASE A LOT
               4.  INCREASE JUST A LITTLE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,3,8,9,0 IN 2819; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912822      L3x. SUMMARY - MEDICAL BENEFITS VS. TAXES
                    Built from Variables v2819-v2821

               1.  SHOULD REDUCE BENEFITS A LOT
               2.  SHOULD REDUCE BENEFITS A LITTLE
               3.  SHOULD NEITHER REDUCE BENEFITS NOR RAISE TAXES
               4.  SHOULD INCREASE TAXES A LITTLE
               5.  SHOULD INCREASE TAXES A LOT

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2820 or v2821)
               9.  NA (9 in v2820 or v2821)
               0.  INAP: 8,9 in v2819; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912823      L4.  Do you favor or oppose taxing Social Security payments to
               the elderly just like any other source of income?

               1.  FAVOR
               3.  NEITHER/BOTH (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  OPPOSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912824      L4a. Do you strongly or not so strongly favor taxing Social
               Security payments?

               1.  STRONGLY
               2.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 3,5,8,9,0 IN 2823; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912825      L4b. Do you strongly or not so strongly oppose taxing Social
               Security payments?

               5.  STRONGLY
               4.  NOT SO STRONGLY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 1,3,8,9,0 IN 2824; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912826      L4x. SUMMARY - TAXING SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS
                    Built from Variables v2823-v2825

               1.  STRONGLY FAVOR TAXING SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS
               2.  NOT SO STRONGLY FAVOR TAXING SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS
               3.  NEITHER FAVOR NOR OPPOSE TAXING SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS
               4.  NOT SO STRONGLY OPPOSE TAXING SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS
               5.  STRONGLY OPPOSE TAXING SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS

               8.  DON'T KNOW (8 in v2824 or v2825)
               9.  NA (9 in v2824 or v2825)
               0.  INAP: 8,9 in v2823; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912827  L5. In your opinion, how likely is it that social security will
             exist when it is time for you to retire?  Is it very likely,
             somewhat likely, somewhat unlikely, or very unlikely?

               1.  VERY LIKELY
               2.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
               4.  SOMEWHAT UNLIKELY
               5.  VERY UNLIKELY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912828 M1.  Last year the government conducted a nationwide census.  Did
            a census worker visit your home or did you or a member of
            your family mail in the census form?

               1.  A CENSUS WORKER VISITED
               3.  FORM WAS MAILED IN
               7.  OTHER - SPECIFY

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912829 M2.Many people say they have less time these days to do volunteer
          work.  What about you, were you able to devote any time to volunteer
          work in the last 12 months?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912830      M2a. About how many hours were you able to devote to volunteer
          work in the last month?

               1-300.  ENTER NUMBER

               998.  DON'T KNOW
               999.  NA
               000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2829; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912831      M3.  Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be
          trusted, or that you can't be too careful in dealing with
          people?

               1.  MOST PEOPLE CAN BE TRUSTED
               2.  CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912832  M4.  Would you say that most of the time people try to be helpful,
          or that they are mostly just looking out for themselves?

               1.  TRY TO BE HELPFUL
               2.  JUST LOOK OUT FOR THEMSELVES

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912833  M5.In talking to people about elections, we often find that a
             lot of people were not able to vote because they weren't
             registered, they were sick, or they just didn't have time.
             How about you -- did you vote in the general elections last
             November?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912834  M6.  Did your (husband/wife/partner) vote in the elections last
               November?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2; NO PARTNER

==============================
VAR 912835      M7.  Suppose you did not vote in an election.  Do you have any
          friends, neighbors, relatives, or co-workers who would be
          disappointed or upset with you (because you did not vote)?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912836      M8.  Do you have any neighbors that you know and talk to
               regularly?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912837  M8a. About how many (do you talk to regularly)?  (Would that be
          just one, two or three, four or five, or more than five?)

               1.  JUST ONE
               2.  "ONE OR TWO"
               3.  TWO OR THREE
               4.  FOUR OR FIVE/"SEVERAL"
               5.  MORE THAN FIVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 in 2836; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912838  M9.  How often do you spend a social evening with friends?  Would
          this be once or twice a week, several times a month, once a
          month,  a few times a year, or less than that?

               1.  MORE THAN ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK (VOLUNTEERED)
               2.  ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK
               3.  SEVERAL TIMES A MONTH
               4.  ONCE A MONTH
               5.  A FEW TIMES A YEAR
               6.  LESS THAN THAT
               7.  NEVER (VOLUNTEERED)

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912839  M10. How often do you spend a social evening with relatives?
          Would this be once or twice a week, several times a month,
          once a month, a few times a year, or less than that?

               1.  MORE THAN ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK (VOLUNTEERED)
               2.  ONCE OR TWICE A WEEK
               3.  SEVERAL TIMES A MONTH
               4.  ONCE A MONTH
               5.  A FEW TIMES A YEAR
               6.  LESS THAN THAT
               7.  NEVER (VOLUNTEERED)

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

          M11-12 ARE ASKED OF ALL RESPONDENTS

==============================
VAR 912840  M11. The courts where you live choose people to be called for jury
          duty from lists of names.  Do you happen to know where
          they get these lists?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912841      M11a.     Where (do they get them)?  (Any others?)

          <See V2840>
          [Mention 1]

           See Jury Duty Master Code

               98.  DK
               99.  NA
               00.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2840; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912842         M11a.     Where (do they get them)?  (Any others?)

          [Mention 2]

           See Jury Duty Master Code

               98.  DK
               99.  NA
               00.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2840; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912843          M11a.     Where (do they get them)?  (Any others?)

          [Mention 3]

           See Jury Duty Master Code

               98.  DK
               99.  NA
               00.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2840; NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912844  M12. If you were selected to serve on a jury, would you be happy
               to do it or would you rather not serve?

               1.  WOULD BE HAPPY TO DO IT
               5.  WOULD RATHER NOT SERVE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW

==============================
VAR 912845      M16. In the last six months, have you worked with others or
           joined an organization in your community to do something
           about some community problem?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912846  M17. Many people say they can't afford to make contributions to
          church or charity as much as they used to.  How about you, were you
         able to contribute any money to church or charity
          in the last 12 months?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912847  M17a. About how much money were you able to contribute to church
               or charity in the last 12 months?
               1-9900.  ENTER NUMBER

               9998.  DK
               9999.  NA
               0000.  INAP: 5,8,9,0 IN 2846; NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912848  N1.  Last, here are a few questions about the government in
                 Washington.  Many people don't know the answers to these
            questions, so if there's some you don't know, just tell
                 me and we'll go on.

               What are the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution
               called?            [DO NOT PROBE]

               1.  THE BILL OF RIGHTS
               2.  SOMETHING ELSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW/CAN'T ANSWER
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912849 N2.Whose responsibility is it to decide if a law is constitutional
            or not... is it the President, the Congress,
            or the Supreme Court?         [DO NOT PROBE]

               1.  PRESIDENT
               2.  CONGRESS
               3.  SUPREME COURT

               8.  DON'T KNOW/CAN'T ANSWER
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912850      N3.  And whose responsibility is it to nominate judges to the
          Federal Courts... the President, the Congress, or the
          Supreme Court?        [DO NOT PROBE]

               1.  PRESIDENT
               2.  CONGRESS
               3.  SUPREME COURT

               8.  DON'T KNOW/CAN'T ANSWER
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912851  N4.  How much of a majority is required for the U.S. Senate and
          House to override a Presidential veto?      [DO NOT PROBE]

               1.  TWO-THIRDS OF BOTH HOUSES
               2.  ANY OTHER RESPONSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912852      N5.  Do you happen to know how many times an individual can be
               elected President?

               1.  TWO TIMES
               2.  ANY OTHER RESPONSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912853      N6.  How long is the term of office for a United States
                     Senator?

               1.  SIX YEARS
               2.  ANY OTHER RESPONSE

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA
               0.  INAP: NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

==============================
VAR 912854      N1-N6x. SUMMARY - NUMBER OF CORRECT ANSWERS TO N
SECTION
                    Built from Variables v2848-v2853

               0.  NO CORRECT ANSWERS
               1.  ONE CORRECT ANSWER
               2.  TWO CORRECT ANSWERS
               3.  THREE CORRECT ANSWERS
               4.  FOUR CORRECT ANSWERS
               5.  FIVE CORRECT ANSWERS
               6.  SIX CORRECT ANSWERS

               9.  INAP:  NO 1991 INTERVIEW; FORMS 1,2

          (There are no vars 2855-2899)

==============================
VAR 912900      1980 County Population

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 12 See Footnote 4, 5, 6, 47

==============================
VAR 912901      % of County Population that is White

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 12 See Footnote 4, 5, 6, 47

==============================
VAR 912902      % of County Population that is Black

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 12 See Footnote 4, 5, 6, 47

==============================
VAR 912903      % of County Population that is Native North American

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 12 See Footnote 4, 5, 6, 47

               Sum of American Indian, Eskimo and Aluet

==============================
VAR 912904      % of County Population that is Asian/Pacific Islander

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 12 See Footnote 4, 5, 6, 47

               Sum of Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, Lorean, Asian Indian,
               Vietnamese,
               Hawaiian, Guamanian, Samoan, Other Asian and Pacific Islander

==============================
VAR 912905      % of County Population that is Spanish/Not Spanish

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 12 See Footnote 4, 5, 6, 47

==============================
VAR 912906      % of County Population that is Not of Spanish Origin

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 13 See Footnote 4, 5

==============================
VAR 912907      % of County Population that is Mexican

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 13 See Footnote 4, 5

==============================
VAR 912908      % of County Population that is Puerto Rican

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 13 See Footnote 4, 5

==============================
VAR 912909      % of County Population that is Cuban

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 13 See Footnote 4, 5

==============================
VAR 912910      % of County Population that is Other Spanish

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 13 See Footnote 4, 5

          Sum of (White, Black, American Indian, Eskimo, Aluet, and Asian and
          Pacific Islander)

==============================
VAR 912911      % of County Population that is Other (Race N.E.C.)

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 13 See Footnote 4, 5

==============================
VAR 912912      % of Spanish Origin in County that is White

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 14 See Footnote 4 5

==============================
VAR 912913      % of Spanish Origin in County that is Black

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 14 See Footnote 4 5

==============================
VAR 912914      % of Spanish Origin in County that is American Indian, Eskimo,
          Aluet, and Asian and Pacific Islander

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 14 See Footnote 4 5

==============================
VAR 912915  % of Spanish Origin in County that is Other (Race N.E.C.)

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 14 See Footnote 4 5

==============================
VAR 912916  % of County Population 5 to 17 Years Old That Speak Only English
            at  Home From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 27
            See Footnote 39 53

==============================
VAR 912917  % of County Population 5 to 17 Years Old That Speak Spanish at
          Home: Speak English Very Well or Well
          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 27 See Footnote 39 53

==============================
VAR 912918  % of County Population 5 to 17 Years Old That Speak Spanish at
           Home: Speak English Not Well or Not At All

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 27 See Footnote 39 53

==============================
VAR 912919  % of County Population 5 to 17 Years Old That Speak Other Language
          at Home: Speak English Very Well or Well

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 27 See Footnote 39 53

==============================
VAR 912920  % of County Population 5 to 17 Years Old That Speak Other Language
          at Home: Speak English Not Well or Not At All

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 27 See Footnote 39 53

==============================
VAR 912921  % of County Population Over 18 Years Old That Speak Only
          English at Home From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 27
          See Footnote 39 53

==============================
VAR 912922  % of County Population Over 18 Years Old That Speak Spanish
            at Home: Speak English Very Well or Well

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 27 See Footnote 39 53

==============================
VAR 912923  % of County Population Over 18 Years Old That Speak Spanish
           at Home:
          Speak English Not Well or Not At All

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 27 See Footnote 39 53

==============================
VAR 912924  % of County Population Over 18 Years Old That Speak Other Language
          at Home: Speak English Very Well or Well

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 27 See Footnote 39 53

==============================
VAR 912925  % of County Population Over 18 Years Old That Speak Other Language
          at Home: Speak English Not Well or Not At All

          From 1980 Census Data - STF3, Table 27 See Footnote 39 53

==============================
VAR 912926  Total County Population 5 Years Old and Older

==============================
VAR 923004   
          THIS SECTION V3001-3090 INCLUDES QUESTIONNAIRE FACE
          SHEET, FIELD ADMINISTRATION AND SAMPLING VARIABLES.

          NOTE:     VARIABLES IN THIS SECTION WHICH ALSO INCLUDE DATA FOR
          PANEL CASES WHICH ARE NON-INTERVIEW/NONSAMPLE IN 1992 ARE
MARKED
          WITH ** PRECEDING VARIABLE NAME.

      **1992 PRE-ELECTION STUDY CASE ID OF RESPONDENT

         There are five gaps in the sequence of pre-election interview case
         Ids:  there are no cases numbered 2149,2364,3333,3359,3362.
         [NOTE:  Cases 2149,2364 were included only in the first release of
         1992 Prepost data and will not appear in future releases.]

         Among cases assigned noninterview IDs (5001-5387), a few cases
         should, in fact, have been assigned nonsample IDs.  This variable
         should not be used as a filter to distinguish noninterview from
         nonsample:  variable 3033 (result) should be used.

                 2001-3364.     Panel respondent
                 5001-5387.     Panel noninterview (exceptions noted above)
                 7001-7015.     Panel nonsample other than deceased
                 9001-9021.     Panel deceased
                 0000.          INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923005      **1992 PANEL OR CROSS-SECTION INDICATOR

         Panel file cases are all coded 1.

              1.   Panel respondent (Interviewed initially in the 1990
                   National Election Study).
              2.   Cross-section respondent

              0.   INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923006      **1990 POST ELECTION STUDY CASE ID FOR 1992 PANEL CASES

              4-digit 1990 Post case number is entered, except:

              0000. INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923007  **1992 PANEL RESPONDENT'S STATUS FOR THE 1991 PANEL/PILOT
STUDY

          All 1992 Election Study Panel respondents were interviewed in
          the 1990 Election Study.  Some were also interviewed in the 1991
          Consequences of War Study (ICPSR 9673).  This variable denotes the
          respondent's status vis-a-vis the 1991 Study.  See SECTION II, p.
          ii, for a description of the 1992 Study design.

              1.   Interviewed in 1991
              4.   Defined as Non Sample for the 1991 Study
              5.   Did not give an interview in 1991

              0.   Inap, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923008      FULL 1992 SAMPLE WEIGHT -- DO NOT USE WITH PANEL FILE

         THIS WEIGHT HAS BEEN 'BLANKED' WITH A STRING OF 0s AND IS NOT
         APPROPRIATE FOR USE WITH THE 1990-1991-1992 PANEL DATA.

         See V7000 and V3009.

         This weight variable was released with the 1992 Prepost datafile
         which is based on the full 1992 sample including cross-section
         cases.
         The original purpose of this weight was to compensate within the
         full 1992 sample for unequal probabilities of selection for
         respondents in different size households and for differential
         nonresponse across geographic sample design categories and between
         panel and cross-section respondents.  However, this variable should
         not be used with panel file data:  use V3009 or V7000 instead.

         All cases are coded:

              0.   INAP

==============================
VAR 927000      TIME SERIES WEIGHT

  Note:  documentation for this variable also appears at end of
  codebook.

  This weight should be used in analyses in which the 1992 NES is
  being compared to earlier unweighted National Election Studies data
  collections.  Variable 7000 corrects for panel attrition and for aging of
  the panel respondents.  Details on the construction of this variable are
  provided in introductory material SAMPLE DESIGN.

  The weight is centered with a mean of 1.0.  Cases that are part of
  the new 1992 cross-section have a value of 1.0000 on variable 7000 [NOTE:
  THIS STATEMENT IS INAPPLICABLE TO PANEL FILE].  This is a 5-digit
  variable with 4 decimal places.

==============================
VAR 923009      PANEL ONLY WEIGHT

         See also V7000.

  This weight is to be used for analyses which use only the 1,359 1992
  panel cases [note:  in the Prepost datafile, the supplemental
  cross-section cases have a value of "0" in this field].  This weight
  compensates for the unequal probabilities of selection for respondents in
  different size households, and for differential nonresponse across
  geographic sample design categories.  It is post-stratified to 1990 Census
  proportions for 24 age by sex by Census region categories.

  This is a 5 digit variable with 4 decimal places.  The
  weight is centered with a mean of 1.0.

              0.   Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923010      PRE-POST INDICATOR: 1992 ELECTION STUDY

              0.   R gave only a Pre-election interview
              1.   R gave both a Pre and Post-election interview

              9.   Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923011      PRE-ELECTION FORM-SAMPLE INDICATOR

         There were two forms for both the pre-election and post-election
         questionnaires.
         One, the "long questionnaire" was the standard form designed
         to be used for all face-to-face interviews.  The other, the
         "short questionnaire" was a truncated version of the questionnaire
         which was designed solely to interview over the phone panel
         respondents who since 1990 had moved to areas where SRC no longer
         had interviewers. The short version of the instrument should not
         have been used with cross-section cases; however, 4 cases were
         administered using these short questionnaires in error (code 4).
         Regrettably, some panel respondents who had not moved
         out of range were administered the short form of the
         questionnaire.
         This variable in conjunction with v3071 will identify these cases.
         These problems of administration are described SECTION II, p.v and
         in Technical Report #43, available from NES Project Staff.

         The Spanish Language short questionnaire was administered both to
         cross-section respondents and to panel respondents who were unable
         to be interviewed in English.

              1.  Long questionnaire:  PANEL

              3.  Short questionnaire: PANEL

              6.  PANEL Spanish Language short questionnaire

              0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923012      PRIMARY AREA CODE (3 digits)

  This is a 3-digit variable.  The first digit indicates whether asample
  point comes from the 1990 sample (1=panel), or from the 1992
  (2=fresh cross-section).  The last 2 digits denote the primary area.  Please
  note that: Monroe and Ashley County, Ar both share PA# 77 and Phillips
  County, Ks and Saline, Ne share PA #68.  The original 1990 Primary areas
  Monroe (68) and Saline (70) were depleted, so new Primary areas had to be
  selected from the same sample strata.  For information on sample design
  please see:  SAMPLE DESIGN OF THE 1992 PRE- AND POST-ELECTION STUDY in
  SECTION IV of this documentation.

         PRIMARY AREAS in alphabetic order:

         1990 1992                       1990 1992

         156 256  ANAHEIM, CA
         --- 277  ASHLEY, AR
         --- 216  ATLANTA, GA
         123 223  ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
         114 ---  BALTIMORE, MD
         178 278  BEDFORD, TN
         136 236  BIRMINGHAM, AL
         110 ---  BOSTON, MA
         117 217  BUFFALO, NY
         173 273  BULLOCH, GA
         184 184  CARBON, WY
         103 203  CHICAGO, IL
         139 239  COLUMBUS, GA
         --- 208  DALLAS/FT WORTH, TX
         127 227  DAYTON, OH
         --- 266  DECATUR, IN
         155 255  DENVER, CO
         129 229  DES MOINES, IA
         105 205  DETROIT, MI
         182 282  ELDORADO, CA
         159 259  EUGENE, OR
         132 232  FORT WAYNE, IN
         158 258  FRESNO, CA
         --- 264  GARDNER, MA
         131 231  GRAND RAPIDS, MI
         176 276  HALE, TX
         109 ---  HOUSTON, TX
         --- 242  JACKSONVILLE, FL
         --- 228  KANSAS CITY, MO
         149 249  KNOXVILLE, TN
         143 243  LAKELAND, FL
                   --- 211  LONG ISLAND, NY
         102 202  LOS ANGELES, CA
         124 224  MANCHESTER, NH
         144 244  McALLEN, TX
         140 240  MIAMI, FL
         126 226  MILWAUKEE, WI
         --- 215  MINNEAPOLIS, MN
         177 ---  MONROE, AR
         --- 280  MONTGOMERY, VA
         170 270  MOWER, MN
         121 221  NEW HAVEN, CT
         101 201  NEW YORK, NY
         --- 218  NEWARK, NJ
         104 204  PHILADELPHIA, PA
         168 ---  PHILLIPS, KS
         --- 260  PHOENIX, AZ
         113 ---  PITTSBURGH, PA
         150 250  RICHMOND, VA
         --- 257  RIVERSIDE, CA
         181 281  ROBESON, NC
         --- 274  SABINE, LA
         --- 234  SAGINAW, MI
         --- 268  SALINE, NE
         106 206  SAN FRANCISCO, CA
         165 265  SANILAC, MI
         163 263  SCHUYLER, NY
         153 253  SEATTLE, WA
         112 ---  ST LOUIS, MO
         133 233  STEUBENVILLE, OH
         --- 245  WACO, TX
         --- 207  WASHINGTON, DC
         147 247  WHEELING, WV

    The PRIMARY AREA CODE sorted by code number:

    101  NEW YORK, NY
    102  LOS ANGELES,CA
    103  CHICAGO, IL
    104  PHILADELPHIA,PA
    105  DETROIT, MI
    106  SAN FRANCISCO, CA
    109  HOUSTON, TX
    110  BOSTON, MA
    112  ST LOUIS, MO
    113  PITTSBURGH, PA
    114  BALTIMORE, MD
    117  BUFFALO, NY
    121  NEW HAVEN, CT
    123  ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
    124  MANCHESTER, NH
    126  MILWAUKEE, WI
    127  DAYTON, OH
    129  DES MOINES, IA
    131  GRAND RAPIDS, MI
    132  FORT WAYNE, IN
    133  STEUBENVILLE, OH
    136  BIRMINGHAM, AL
    139  COLUMBUS, GA
    140  MIAMI, FL
    143  LAKELAND, FL
    144  McALLEN, TX
    147  WHEELING, WV
    149  KNOXVILLE, TN
    150  RICHMOND, VA
    153  SEATTLE, WA
    155  DENVER, CO
    156  ANAHEIM, CA
    158  FRESNO, CA
         159  EUGENE, OR
    163  SCHUYLER, NY
    165  SANILAC, MI
    168  PHILLIPS, KS
    170  MOWER, MN
    173  BULLOCH, GA
    176  HALE, TX
    177  MONROE, AR
    178  BEDFORD, TN
    181  ROBESON, NC
    182  ELDORADO, CA
    184  CARBON, WY
    201  NEW YORK, NY
    202  LOS ANGELES, CA
    203  CHICAGO, IL
    204  PHILADELPHIA, PA
    205  DETROIT, MI
    206  SAN FRANCISCO,CA
    207  WASHINGTON, DC
    208  DALLAS/FTWRTH,TX
    211  LONG ISLAND, NY
    215  MINNEAPOLIS, MN
    216  ATLANTA, GA
    217  BUFFALO, NY
    218  NEWARK, NJ
    221  NEW HAVEN, CT
    223  ATLANTIC CITY,NJ
    224  MANCHESTER, NH
    226  MILWAUKEE, WI
    227  DAYTON, OH
    228  KANSAS CITY, MO
    229  DES MOINES, IA
    231  GRAND RAPIDS, MI
    232  FORT WAYNE, IN
         233  STEUBENVILLE, OH
    234  SAGINAW, MI
    236  BIRMINGHAM, AL
    239  COLUMBUS, GA
    240  MIAMI, FL
    242  JACKSONVILLE, FL
    243  LAKELAND, FL
    244  McALLEN, TX
    245  WACO, TX
    247  WHEELING, WV
    249  KNOXVILLE, TN
    250  RICHMOND, VA
    253  SEATTLE, WA
    255  DENVER, CO
    256  ANAHEIM, CA
    257  RIVERSIDE, CA
    258  FRESNO, CA
    259  EUGENE, OR
    260  PHOENIX, AZ
    263  SCHUYLER, NY
    264  GARDNER, MA
    265  SANILAC, MI
    266  DECATUR, IN
    268  SALINE, NE
    270  MOWER, MN
    273  BULLOCH, GA
    274  SABINE, LA
    276  HALE, TX
    277  ASHLEY, AR
    278  BEDFORD, TN
    280  MONTGOMERY, VA
    281  ROBESON, NC
    282  ELDORADO, CA
    284  CARBON, WY

           0  Inap, no 1992      interview

==============================
VAR 923013      PRIMARY AREA NAME

         This is an alphabetical variable.

==============================
VAR 923014      CENSUS REGION

       This variable identifies the four major geographic regions on which
       the sample was stratified for the purpose of sample selection.  (See
       Sampling Information in the Introduction.)

            1.   Northeast (Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New
                 Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania)

            2.   North Central (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan,
                 Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio, Wisconsin)

            3.   South (Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia,
                 Florida, Georgia, Louisianna, Maryland, North Carolina,
                 Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia)

            4.   West (Arizona, California, Colorado, Oregon, Washington,
                 Wyoming)

            0.   Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923015      STATE ABBREVIATION

         2-digit postal abbreviation of state of sample location.

==============================
VAR 923016      ICPSR STATE AND 1992 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

         IN ALPHABETIC ORDER OF STATE ABBREVIATION AND CD.
         The numeric codes which follow are what appears in the dataset,
         not the alpha state code.

         The ICPSR state and congressional district where R voted (if
         different from the state and CD of sample address) was recorded in
         V5001.

           AL03- 4103
           AL04- 4104
           AL06- 4106
           AL07- 4107

           AR01- 4201
           AR04- 4204

           AZ01- 6101
           AZ02- 6102
           AZ03- 6103
           AZ04- 6104
           AZ06- 6106

           CA04- 7104
           CA06- 7106
           CA07- 7107
           CA08- 7108
           CA09- 7109
           CA10- 7110
           CA12- 7112
           CA13- 7113
           CA19- 7119
           CA24- 7124
           CA26- 7126
           CA27- 7127
           CA28- 7128
           CA29- 7129
           CA31- 7131
           CA32- 7132
           CA33- 7133
           CA34- 7134
           CA35- 7135
           CA36- 7136
           CA38- 7138
           CA39- 7139
           CA40- 7140
           CA41- 7141
           CA42- 7142
           CA43- 7143
           CA44- 7144
           CA45- 7145
           CA46- 7146
           CA47- 7147
           CA48- 7148

           CO01- 6201
           CO02- 6202
           CO06- 6206

           CT03- 0103

           FL03- 4303
           FL04- 4304
           FL06- 4306
           FL12- 4312

           FL17- 4317
           FL18- 4318
           FL20- 4320
           FL21- 4321
           FL22- 4322

           GA01- 4401
           GA02- 4402
           GA03- 4403
           GA04- 4404
           GA05- 4405
           GA07- 4407

           IA03- 3103
           IA04- 3104

           IL01- 2101
           IL02- 2102
           IL03- 2103
           IL05- 2105
           IL06- 2106
           IL07- 2107
           IL09- 2109
           IL10- 2110
           IL11- 2111
           IL12- 2112
           IL13- 2113
           IL14- 2114

           IN02- 2202
           IN04- 2204

           KS01- 3201
           KS03- 3203

           LA06- 4506

           MA01- 0301
           MA02- 0302
           MA06- 0306
           MA07- 0307
           MA08- 0308
           MA09- 0309

           MD02- 5202
           MD03- 5203
           MD04- 5204
           MD05- 5205
           MD06- 5206
           MD07- 5207
           MD08- 5208

           MI02- 2302
           MI03- 2303
           MI04- 2304
           MI05- 2305
           MI09- 2309
           MI10- 2310
           MI11- 2311
           MI15- 2315
           MI16- 2316

           MN01- 3301
           MN02- 3302
           MN04- 3304
           MN06- 3306

           MO01- 3401
           MO02- 3402
           MO03- 3403
           MO05- 3405
           MO06- 3406

           NC07- 4707
           NC08- 4708
           NE01- 3501

           NH01- 0401

           NJ01- 1201
           NJ02- 1202
           NJ05- 1205
           NJ07- 1207
           NJ10- 1210
           NJ11- 1211

           NY02- 1302
           NY03- 1303
           NY04- 1304
           NY05- 1305
           NY06- 1306
           NY07- 1307
           NY08- 1308
           NY09- 1309
           NY10- 1310
           NY11- 1311
           NY14- 1314
           NY16- 1316
           NY17- 1317
           NY19- 1319
           NY20- 1320
           NY27- 1327
           NY29- 1329
           NY30- 1330
           NY31- 1331

           OH03- 2403
           OH07- 2407
           OH08- 2408
           OH18- 2418

           OR04- 7204

           PA01- 1401
           PA02- 1402
           PA07- 1407
           PA08- 1408
           PA13- 1413
           PA14- 1414
           PA18- 1418
           PA20- 1420

           TN02- 5402
           TN03- 5403
           TN04- 5404

           TX03- 4903
           TX06- 4906
           TX11- 4911
           TX13- 4913
           TX15- 4915
           TX18- 4918
           TX25- 4925
           TX26- 4926
           TX29- 4929
           TX30- 4930

           VA03- 4003
           VA04- 4004
           VA07- 4007
           VA08- 4008
           VA09- 4009
           VA10- 4010

           WA01- 7301
           WA02- 7302
           WA07- 7307
           WA08- 7308

           WI04- 2504
           WI05- 2505
           WI09- 2509

           WV01- 5601

           WY98- 6898

           0000 INAP, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923017      ICPSR STATE CODE

         New England

         01.     Connecticut
         02.     Maine
         03.     Massachusetts
         04.     New Hampshire
         05.     Rhode Island
         06.     Vermont

         Middle Atlantic

         11.     Delaware
         12.     New Jersey
         13.     New York
         14.     Pennsylvania

         East North Central

         21.     Illinois
         22.     Indiana
         23.     Michigan
         24.     Ohio
         25.     Wisconsin

         West North Central

         31.     Iowa
         32.     Kansas
         33.     Minnesota
         34.     Missouri
         35.     Nebraska
         36.     North Dakota
         37.     South Dakota

         Solid South

         40.     Virginia
         41.     Alabama
         42.     Arkansas
         43.     Florida
         44.     Georgia
         45.     Louisiana
         46.     Mississippi
         47.     North Carolina
         48.     South Carolina
         49.     Texas

         Border States

         51.     Kentucky
         52.     Maryland
         53.     Oklahoma
         54.     Tennessee
         55.     Washington, D.C.
         56.     West Virginia

         Mountain States

         61.     Arizona
         62.     Colorado
         63.     Idaho
         64.     Montana
         65.     Nevada
         66.     New Mexico
         67.     Utah
         68.     Wyoming

         Pacific States

         71.     California
         72.     Oregon
         73.     Washington

         External States

         81.     Alaska
         82.     Hawaii

         99.     NA

         00.     Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923018      FIPS STATE CODE

         States present in the 1992 sample have asterisks (*).

      01  Alabama *
      02  Alaska
      04  Arizona *
      05  Arkansas *
      06  California *
      08  Colorado *
      09  Connecticut *
      10  Delaware
      11  Washington D.C.
      12  Florida *
      13  Georgia *
      15  Delaware
      16  Idaho
      17  Illinois *
      18  Indiana *
      19  Iowa *
      20  Kansas *
      21  Kentucky
      22  Louisiana *
      23  Maine
      24  Maryland *
      25  Massachusetts *
      26  Michigan *
      27  Minesota *
      28  Mississippi
      29  Missouri *
      30  Montana
      31  Nebraska *
      32  Nevada
      33  New Hampshire *
      34  New Jersey *
      35  New Mexico
      36  New York *
      37  North Carolina *
      38  North Dakota
      39  Ohio *
      40  Oklahoma
      41  Oregon *
      42  Pennsylvania *
      44  Rhode Island
      45  South Carolina
      46  South Dakota
      47  Tennessee *
      48  Texas *
      49  Utah
      50  Vermont
      51  Virginia *
      53  Washington *
      54  W Virginia *
      55  Wisconsin *
      56  Wyoming *

      00. Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923019      1992 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT NUMBER (2 digits)

         This is a two-digit variable which, when combined with either
         the FIPS State Code (v3018) or the ICPSR State Code (v3017),
         gives the congressional district for the sample location in
         which the R resided at the time of our initial interview with
         him/her in 1990 (panel respondents) or 1992 (cross-section
         respondents). This variable reflects the redistricting based
         on the 1990 Census, in effect for the 1992 General Election.

         Note that this is not necessarily the congressional district
         in which panel Rs, due to mobility, lived in 1992, nor is it
         necessarily the district in which an R (cross-section or
         panel) voted in 1992, since respondents may have two
         residences, may move between the Pre- and Post-Election
         studies, may be voting from a previous residence, etc.
         Variable 5001 records the ICPSR state and district where R
         voted if different from the congressional district of their
         sample address.

         Actual values are coded, as documented in v3016, except:

              98.  At-large

              00.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923020      1990 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT NUMBER OF 1992 PANEL R

         For panel respondents, this variable identifies the
         congressional district for the sample location in which R
         resided in 1990, as the district was configured before the
         1990 Census-based redistricting.  It is the same as the
         congressional district given for this respondent in the 1990
         dataset.

         Actual values are coded, as documented in v3016, except:

              98.  At-large

              00.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923021      TYPE OF RACE:  HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

         SEE ALSO:  V7001.

        Listed here are the House races present in the 1992 sample.  For the
        complete master code for Type of House Race, as well as a listing of
        types of race for all congressional districts, see Appendix.

         INCUMBENT                          CANDIDATE(S)
    12.  Democratic incumbent running -- Republican challenger
    14.      "          "        "    -- Unopposed

    21.  Republican incumbent running -- Democratic challenger
    24.      "          "        "    -- Unopposed

    45.  Two Republican incumbents running (LA06)

    51.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Dem. candidate unopposed
    52.      "         "     "     "    -- Rep. candidate unopposed
    55.      "         "     "     "    -- Dem. & Rep. candidates

    65.  Republican incumb. not running -- Dem. & Rep. candidates

    85.  No identifiable incumbent, Dem and Rep candidates in open race due
       to redistricting

    00.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923022      TYPE OF RACE: SENATE

         The complete code scheme for Type of Senate Race, as well as a
         listing of types of race for all states, can be found in Appendix.

                   INCUMBENT          CANDIDATE(S)

   12.  Democratic incumbent running -- Republican challenger
   21.  Republican incumbent running -- Democratic challenger

   55.  Democratic incumb. not running -- Dem. & Rep. candidates
   65.  Republican incumb. not running -- Dem. & Rep. candidates

   81.  Democratic incumbents -- no race in state
   82.  Republican incumbents -- no race in state
   85.  Democratic and Republican incumbents -- no race in state

   95.  Two Senate races, including one open race and one race with
        running Republican incumbent (CA)**

   00.  Inap, no 1992 interview

  ** Republican "incumbent" served partial term upon appointment by
     departing Senator.

==============================
VAR 923023     **PRE-ELECTION SAMPLE RELEASES AND REPLICATES

   In order that analyses of respondents' reactions to the campaigns
   not be confounded with ease or difficulty of contacting
   respondents and persuading them to be interviewed, NES has, since
   1984, followed a strategy of releasing Pre-election sample in
   stages.  In 1984 and 1988, there were four two-week target
   periods.  In 1992, because the sample design was unusually
   complicated, and quartering the sample would have resulted in cost
   ineffiencies, we released panel and cross-section sample in four
   week target periods.  The assignment of sample lines to target
   periods was random. The sets of assigned lines are known as
   "replicates."   The first replicate (55% of the sample thought to
   be necessary if response and eligibility rates were as estimated)
   was released on September 1st, the second (45%) on October 1st.

   Three replicates were designated as "reserve" to release as
   needed, depending on an evaluation of sample performance as of
   September 30th.  At that time, it was decided to release Reserve
   Replicates 4 and 5 on October 1st along with replicate 2.
   (Although Reserve Replicate 3 was not released, 12 respondents
   were interviewed from that replicate, in error.)

        1.    Replicate 1, Released Sept.1st.
        2.    Replicate 2, Released Oct.1st.
        3.    Reserve Replicate 3, Not officially released [IWs
              conducted in error]
        4.    Reserve Replicate 4, Released Oct. 1st.
        5.    Reserve Replicate 5, Released Oct. 1st.

        0.    Inap, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923024     PRE-ELECTION SAMPLE RELEASE -- SUMMARY

   The interviewing time for the Pre-election, Sept. 1 to Nov. 2, was
   divided into 2 periods: Sept. 1 - Sept. 30, to interview the first
   replicate;  and Oct. 1 - Nov. 2, for subsequent replicates.  This
   variable summarizes information on the time frame for the release
   of each replicate and the time of actual completion of the
   interview.

        1.    Sample released Sept. 1, interview completed before
              Oct. 1
        2.    Sample released Sept. 1, interview completed between
              Oct. 1 - Nov. 2
        3.    Sample released Oct. 1, interview completed between
              Oct. 1 - Nov. 2
        4.    Sample intended to be released Oct. 1, but by error
              released and interview completed before Oct. 1

        9.    NA

        0.    Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923025     A0. PRE-ELECTION: Beginning Time (local)--EXACT TIME NOW

        24-hour clock is used (0000-2359).

        8888. Inap, no 1992 interview
        9999. NA

==============================
VAR 923026     **PRE-ELECTION: Date of Interview or Last Call:  MONTH

        Code MONTH (09-11)

        99.   NA
        00.   Inap, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923027     **PRE-ELECTION.  Date of Interview or Last Call:  DAY

        Code DAY OF MONTH (01-31)

        99.   NA
        00.   Inap, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923028     PRE-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S INTERVIEW NUMBER

   This number records the sequence in which each interviewer's
   interviews were completed.  "01" is the first interview on the
   Pre-election study taken by a particular interviewer; "02" the
   second, and so on.

        Code actual NUMBER (01-69)

        00.   Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923029     PRE-ELECTION: INTERVIEW LENGTH IN MINUTES

   The actual number of minutes (14-218) is coded, except:

        999.  NA

        000.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923030     PRE-ELECTION: POST-EDIT LENGTH, IN MINUTES

   The actual number of minutes( 2-170) is coded, except:

        999.  NA

        000.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923031     PRE-ELECTION: MODE OF INTERVIEW: TELEPHONE OR PERSONAL

   The study design called for face-to-face interviews for all
   respondents except for a few PANEL respondents who had moved out
   of the range of  SRC interviewers. See v3071 for coding of whether
   the respondents were in range or not. A SHORT-FORM or abbreviated
   questionnaire (both English and Spanish) was prepared to use with
   these respondents over the phone. See v3011 which records use of
   short-form versus long-form questionnaires.  Telephone interviews
   were in fact taken with a number of cross-section respondents and
   a number of panel respondents who had not moved out of range.
   This situation is fully described in the SECTION II, p.v  and in
   Technical Report #43, avaialble from NES Project Staff.

        1.    Personal (face-to-face)
        2.    Telephone

        0.    Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923032     **PRE-ELECTION: TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLS

   Note that 'tracking' calls are not included in the total number of
   calls, so that efforts on the part of the interviewer to locate or
   relocate R are not reflected here.

        Number of calls 1-32 is coded, except:

        99.   NA
        00.   Inap, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923033     **PRE-ELECTION: RESULT CODE

   Those interviews coded "partial" in this variable are entirely
   those taken with the short-form questionnaire, exclusive of the
   Spanish language questionnaires.   See also v3011.

   Note that cases where R could not be tracked in 1992 are coded 69;
   if R is tracked but no contact is made 61 is coded. Cases coded 73
   are cases where R has current long-term residence in another
   country and is unreachable.

        Interviews:
              01.  INTERVIEW, complete
              05.  INTERVIEW, partial

        -------------------------

        Refusal noninterviews:
              51.  NON-INTERVIEW:  refusal by eligible R
              52.  NON-INTERVIEW:  refusal by someone other than
                   eligible R

        No contact noninterviews:
              61.  NON-INTERVIEW:  no contact, eligible person in HU

        Other noninterviews:
              63.  NON-INTERVIEW:  permanent condition, eligible person
                   in HU
              65.  NON-INTERVIEW:  language barrier, eligible person in
                   HU
                   [1 case: in 1990 a translator was available who was not
                    present this year]
              67.  NON-INTERVIEW:  other reason, eligible person in HU
              69.  NON-INTERVIEW:  unable to track R

        -------------------------

        Nonsample R elsewhere, R inaccessible:
              73.  NONSAMPLE:      occupants in residence elsewhere
                   (ORE)

        Nonsample panel deceased:
              93.  NONSAMPLE:      panel deceased

                  00.  Inap, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923034   PRE-ELECTION: SHORT-FORM-PANEL ONLY.   Reasons for using a
              telephone questionnaire.

              1.  Assigned to Telephone by office
              2.  R moved out of sample
              3.  Other, specify

              9.  NA
              0.  Inap, 1-2, 6-7 in v3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923035      PRE-ELECTION RECONTACT: WAS R's NAME OBTAINED ("What is
your
              full legal name as it appears on official documents such as
              your voter's registration, Social Security card or driver's
              license?")

              1.   Name obtained
              5.   Name not obtained

              9.   NA
              0.   INAP, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923036   PRE-ELECTION RECONTACT: INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  ADDRESS
             "What is your address?"

              1.   Identical to sample label address
              2.   Corrected version of sample label address
              3.   Different from sample label

              9.   NA
              0.   INAP, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923037  PRE-ELECTION RECONTACT:  IF ADDRESS GIVEN AT [v3036] IS
DIFFERENT
       FROM SAMPLE LABEL:  "Is this an address you will be moving to, a
       relative's address, the address of a friend, a business address,
       or what?"

        Note:  because the codes provided on the coversheet did not
        include a category for addresses to which R has already moved
        (panel cases), such cases were generally placed in code 7 by
        interviewers.

              1.   Mailing address
              2.   Address to which R is moving
              3.   Relative
              4.   Friend
              5.   Business
              7.   Other

              9.   NA
              0.   INAP, address not different or NA if different from
                   sample label (1,2,9 in v3036); no 1992interview

==============================
VAR 923038     PRE-ELECTION RECONTACT:  WAS R'S PHONE NUMBER OBTAINED?
("And
        what is your telephone number?)"

        1.    Telephone number obtained
        5.    R has no phone
        7.    Phone number refused

        9.    NA

        0.    Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923039     PRE-ELECTION RECONTACT:  "Is your phone number listed in the
        current telephone directory?"

        1.    Yes, listed
        5.    No, not listed
        8.    Not sure, don't know

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, R has no phone or phone number refused/NA
              (5,7,9 in v3038); no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923040     PRE-ELECTION RECONTACT: "Is your phone listed in your name?"

        1.    Yes (listed in R's name)
        5.    No (not listed in R's name)
        8.    Not sure

        0.    INAP, R has no phone or phone number refused/NA
              (5,7,9    in v3038); number not
              listed/DK/NA if listed (5,8,9 in v3039); no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923041  PRE-ELECTION RECONTACT:  "Do you have another place of residence
        or somewhere else you live during different times of the year?"

        1.    Yes (R has another residence)
        5.    No (no other residence)

        9.    NA

        0.    Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923042     PRE-ELECTION RECONTACT:  "If for any reason we should have
        difficulty contacting you, could you give me the name, address,
        and telephone number of two close friends or relatives who do not
        live with you and will know how to get in touch with you?"

        1.    R gave contact information
        5.    R did not give contact information

        9.    NA

        0.    Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923043     PRE-ELECTION CROSS-SECTION RECONTACT COMPLETED BY
INTERVIEWER
        DURING POST-EDIT:  Assuming we have or could obtain a telephone
        number for this respondent, is there any reason (e.g. hearing
        problem, illness) why we should not conduct an interview with this
        person by phone?

        1.    Yes (reason exists)
        5.    No (no reason exists)

        9.    NA

        0.    INAP, panel case

==============================
VAR 923044     **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  DESCRIBE THE TYPE OF
        STRUCTURE IN WHICH THE RESPONDENT LIVES (SAMPLE ADDRESS)
        [completed by IWR]

        1.    Mobile home
        2.    Detached single family
        3.    Multi family
        4.    Apartment house
        5.    Condo complex
        7.    Other (specify)

        9.    NA
        0.    Inap, 1992 nonsample except deceased or panel case not
              included in 1992; panel R included but not traced in
              1992 (69 in 3033)

==============================
VAR 923045  **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IS THERE A BUILDING
MANAGER,
        SECURITY GUARD, OR OTHER GATEKEEPER WHOSE COOPERATION YOU
NEED IN
        ORDER TO GAIN ACCESS TO THE R'S HOUSING UNIT? [completed by IWR]

        1.    Yes
        5.    No

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, 1992 nonsample except deceased or panel case not
              included in 1992; panel R included but not traced in
              1992 (69 in 3033)

==============================
VAR 923046  **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  (IF BUILDING
MANAGER/GUARD/
        GATEKEEPER):  CHECK THE BOX WHICH BEST DESCRIBES THE SITUATION.
        [completed by IWR]

        1.    Building manager or other gatekeeper must let you in
              the building (on the grounds, into the mobile home
              park) but then you are free to attempt contact with
              R's HU
        2.    Building manager/other gatekeeper must get
              permission from someone in R's HU before you are
              allowed to make contact with the household
        7.    Other (describe situation)

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, 5,9 in v3045; 1992 nonsample except deceased
              or panel case not included in 1992; panel R included
              but not traced in 1992 (69 in 3033)

==============================
VAR 923047     **PRE-ELECTION: REFUSAL CONVERSION

   This refers to cases initially refused by the respondent and is
   coded by the Field Section Control Office from information on the
   Coversheet Call Record (result may or may not have been an
   interview.  It is not assigned by the interviewer.

        0.    Not a refusal conversion situation
        1.    Refusal conversion

        9.    INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923048     **PRE-ELECTION: PERSUASION LETTER REQUESTED

   Note that in no-contact result codes (61, 62), persuasion letters
   may be sent if the interviewer suspects that HH members are
   evasive.  In several cases with result code 63 (permanent
   condition noninterview), the interviewer requested a persuasion
   letter either before the condition was evident to R or before the
   condition occurred.

        1.    Yes
        5.    No

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, 1992 nonsample or panel case not included in
              1992; R included but R not traced in 1992 (69 in
              3033)

==============================
VAR 923049     **PRE-ELECTION: TYPE OF INCENTIVE SENT TO SELECTED
HOUSEHOLD

   An incentive experiment was implemented in the 1991 Panel study to
   determine whether a modest incentive would improve response rate.
   Some respondents received a U of M pen along with a letter asking
   for their participation, others received the letter only.  In 1992
   all selected households were sent an incentive also with the usual
   advance letter.  Respondents who had been sent a pen in 1991 were
   sent a book of stamps in 1992.

   For noninterviews, this is the code describing incentive type
   assigned to the case; the interviewer may or may not have had the
   opportunity to offer the incentive.

        1.    UM pen (panel and cross-section)
        2.    $2/stamps (panel only)

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, 1992 nonsample or panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923050     **PRE-ELECTION: RESPONDENT PAYMENT OFFERED--AMOUNT

   Interviewers were authorized to offer payment to respondents who
   were reluctant to participate.

   Note:  cases coded with result codes indicating "no contact"
   [61,62 in 31] may include an offer of payment made via telephone
   message and/or written message left at HU.

          5.  $5 offered as respondent payment
         10.  $10 offered as respondent payment
         15.  $15 offered as respondent payment
         20.  $20 offered as respondent payment

           998.    Respondent payment offered, NA how much
           000.    INAP, no respondent payment offered; panel case not
                   included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923051     **PRE-ELECTION: RESPONDENT PAYMENT PAID--AMOUNT

              See variable 3050.

         5.   $5 paid as respondent payment
        10.   $10 paid as respondent payment
        15.   $15 paid as respondent payment
        20.   $20 paid as respondent payment

        998.  Respondent payment paid, NA how much
        000.  INAP, no respondent payment; panel case not included
              in 1992

==============================
VAR 923052     **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  DID R REFUSE
INITIALLY?

        1.    Yes
        5.    No

        9.    NA
        0.    Inap, no contact/NA if contact with HU; no
              contact/NA if contact with R; 1992 nonsample or
              panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923053  **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  DID R BREAK ANY
APPOINTMENT?

        0.    No appointments broken
        1.    One
        2.    Two or more

        9.    NA; INAP, no contact/NA if contact with HU; no
              contact/NA if contact with R; 1992 nonsample or
              panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923054  **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
        FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:

        **A. SURVEYS ARE A WASTE OF TIME

   All interview cases are coded 1,5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

   Noninterview and nonsample inaps are indicated in code 0; all
   noninterview refusals are coded 1, 5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

        1.    Marked
        5.    Not marked

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, no resistance noted by interviewer; no
              contact/NA if contact with HU; no contact/NA if
              contact with R; 1992 nonsample or panel case not
              included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923055  **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
        FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
        **B. VERY ILL.
   All interview cases are coded 1,5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

   Noninterview and nonsample inaps are indicated in code 0; all
   noninterview refusals are coded 1, 5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

        1.    Marked
        5.    Not marked

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, no resistance noted by interviewer; no
              contact/NA if contact with HU; no contact/NA if
              contact with R; 1992 nonsample or panel case not
              included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923056  **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
              FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
            **C. 'TOO BUSY'.
   All interview cases are coded 1,5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

   Noninterview and nonsample inaps are indicated in code 0; all
   noninterview refusals are coded 1, 5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

        1.    Marked
        5.    Not marked

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, no resistance noted by interviewer; no
              contact/NA if contact with HU; no contact/NA if
              contact with R; 1992 nonsample or panel case not
              included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923057  **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
        FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
        **D.  STRESSFUL FAMILY SITUATION.

   All interview cases are coded 1,5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

   Noninterview and nonsample inaps are indicated in code 0; all
   noninterview refusals are coded 1, 5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

        1.    Marked
        5.    Not marked

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, no resistance noted by interviewer; no
              contact/NA if contact with HU; no contact/NA if
              contact with R; 1992 nonsample or panel case not
              included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923058  **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
        FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
        **E.  CONFIDENTIALITY.

   All interview cases are coded 1,5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

   Noninterview and nonsample inaps are indicated in code 0; all
   noninterview refusals are coded 1, 5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

        1.    Marked
        5.    Not marked

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, no resistance noted by interviewer; no
              contact/NA if contact with HU; no contact/NA if
              contact with R; 1992 nonsample or panel case not
              included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923059  **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
        FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
        **F. INVASION OF PRIVACY.

   All interview cases are coded 1,5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

   Noninterview and nonsample inaps are indicated in code 0; all
   noninterview refusals are coded 1, 5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

        1.    Marked
        5.    Not marked

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, no resistance noted by interviewer; no
              contact/NA if contact with HU; no contact/NA if
              contact with R; 1992 nonsample or panel case not
              included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923060  **PRE-ELECTION CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
        FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
        **H. OTHER (SPECIFY).

   All interview cases are coded 1,5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

   Noninterview and nonsample inaps are indicated in code 0; all
   noninterview refusals are coded 1, 5 or 9 in V3054-3060.

        1.    Marked
        5.    Not marked

        9.    NA
        0.    INAP, no resistance noted by interviewer; no
              contact/NA if contact with HU; no contact/NA if
              contact with R; 1992 nonsample or panel case not
              included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923061    FIPS STATE AND COUNTY CODES

   The first two digits of this variable contain the FIPS state code:
   the last 3 digits contain the county code.  This information was
   obtained from: Federal Information Processing Standard
   Publication, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of
   Statistics.

         01073. Jefferson, AL
         01113. Russell, AL
         01117. Shelby, AL
         01127. Walker, AL
         04013. Maricopa, AZ
         05003. Ashley, AR
         05095. Monroe, AR
         06001. Alameda, CA
         06013. Contra Costa, CA
         06017. El Dorado, CA
         06019. Fresno, CA
         06037. Los Angeles, CA
         06041. Marin, CA
         06059. Orange, CA
         06065. Riverside, CA
         06071. San Bernardino, CA
         06075. San Francisco, CA
         06081. San Mateo, CA
         08001. Adams, CO
         08005. Arapahoe, CO
         08013. Boulder, CO
         08031. Denver, CO
         08059. Jefferson, CO
         09009. New Haven, CT
         12025. Dade, FL
         12031. Duval, FL
         12105. Polk, FL
         12109. St Johns, FL
         13031. Bulloch, GA
         13089. De Kalb, GA
         13097. Douglas, GA
         13121. Fulton, GA
         13135. Gwinnett, GA
         13215. Muscogee, GA
         17031. Cook, IL
         17043. Du Page, IL
         17089. Kane, IL
         17097. Lake, IL
         17133. Monroe, IL
         18003. Allen, IN
         18031. Decatur, IN
         18179. Wells, IN
         19153. Polk, IA
         19181. Warren, IA
         20091. Johnson, KS
         20147. Phillips, KS
         22085. Sabine, LA
         24003. Anne Arundel, MD
         24510. Baltimore City, MD
         24005. Baltimore, MD
         24013. Carroll, MD
         24025. Harford, MD
         24031. Montgomery, MD

         24033. Prince Georges, MD
         25009. Essex, MA
         25015. Hampshire, MA
         25017. Middlesex, MA
         25021. Norfolk, MA
         25025. Suffolk, MA
         25027. Worcester, MA
         26081. Kent, MI
         26087. Lapeer, MI
         26099. Macomb, MI
         26125. Oakland, MI
         26139. Ottawa, MI
         26145. Saginaw, MI
         26151. Sanilac, MI
         26147. St Clair, MI
         26163. Wayne, MI
         27003. Anoka, MN
         27053. Hennepin, MN
         27099. Mower, MN
         27123. Ramsey, MN
         27171. Wright, MN
         29047. Clay, MO
         29095. Jackson, MO
         29183. St Charles, MO
         29510. St Louis City, MO
         29189. St Louis, MO
         31151. Saline, NE
         33011. Hillsborough, NH
         33015. Rockingham, NH
         34001. Atlantic, NJ
         34003. Bergen, NJ
         34007. Camden, NJ
         34013. Essex, NJ
         34027. Morris, NJ
         34035. Somerset, NJ
         34039. Union, NJ
         36005. Bronx, NY
         36029. Erie, NY
         36047. Kings, NY
         36059. Nassau, NY
         36061. New York, NY
         36063. Niagara, NY
         36081. Queens, NY
         36087. Rockland, NY
         36097. Schuyler, NY
         36103. Suffolk, NY
         36119. Westchester, NY
         37155. Robeson, NC
         39013. Belmont, OH
         39057. Greene, OH
         39081. Jefferson, OH
         39113. Montgomery, OH
         39135. Preble, OH
         41039. Lane, OR
         42003. Allegheny, PA
         42017. Bucks, PA
         42045. Delaware, PA
         42091. Montgomery, PA
         42101. Philadelphia, PA
         42125. Washington, PA
         42129. Westmoreland, PA
         47001. Anderson, TN
         47003. Bedford, TN
         47009. Blount, TN
         47093. Knox, TN
         48113. Dallas, TX
         48121. Denton, TX
         48139. Ellis, TX
         48189. Hale, TX
         48201. Harris, TX
         48215. Hidalgo, TX
         48309. McLennan, TX
         48439. Tarrant, TX
         51013. Arlington, VA
         51g041. Chesterfield, VA
         51059. Fairfax, VA
         51087. Henrico, VA
         51121. Montgomery, VA
         51145. Powhatan, VA
         51750. Radford City, VA
         51760. Richmond City, VA
         53033. King, WA
         53061. Snohomish, WA
         54009. Brooke, WV
         54029. Hancock, WV
         54051. Marshall, WV
         54069. Ohio, WV
         55079. Milwaukee, WI
         55089. Ozaukee, WI
         55133. Waukesha, WI
         56007. Carbon, WY

         00000. Inap, panel casenot included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923062     TRACT/ED INDICATOR

        1.    Sample address is in a tracted and blocked area
        2.    Sample address is not in a blocked area (it was in a
              1980 Enumeration District)

        0.    Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923063     FIPS 1980 SMSA CODE

   These FIPS SMSA codes were obtained from the Federal Information
   Processing Standard
   Publication, U.S. Department of Commerce, National Bureau of Standards.

   The 1980 SMSA Codes have for the most part been carried over by the Office
   of Management and Budget (OMB) to the 1990 Metropolitan Statistical Areas
  (MSA's).  However, some MSA names and definitions have been modified by OMB
   to reflect shifts in population and changes in characteristics of areas.
   In the 1992 NES data, the 1980 SMSA codes have been retained for all parts
   of the MSA primary sampling units (PSU's).  It should be remembered that,
   particularly in the case of PMSAs (which are part of consolidated areas
   (or CMSAs) some counties or county parts may in 1990 be defined by OMB as
   part of a different PMSA (a good example is Chicago, IL).  It was felt
   that for NES analysis, to retain the older SMSA codes, which correspond to
   the 1980 sampling frame used for this sample, was most appropriate for all
   MSA or PMSA areas.

   In those areas designated "Non-SMSA" in our sample frame ("Non-MSA" on
   most of our documentation for 1992 NES), there are two PSUs (#64, Gardner,
   MA, and #82, El Dorado/Alpine, CA) in which some of the 1980 rural area
   has in 1990 met the requirements for inclusion in an MSA; in these cases
   the size of place code was modified to reflect this and the 1990 MSA
   number is indicated for the affected segments (Core segment 009 in
   Gardner, MA, where Barre town--not associated with any SMSA in 1980--is
   now a part of the 1990 Worchester, MA, MSA, and all of the NES segments in
   El Dorado/Alpine, CA,-- i.e., core segments 001 and 007 and panel
   segments 002, 003, 005, 007, 009 and 011-- all in El Dorado county which
   is part of the 1990 Sacramento, CA, MSA.)

         0360.     Anaheim-Santa Ana-Garden Grove, CA
         0520.     Atlanta, GA
         0560.     Atlantic City, NJ
         0720.     Baltimore, MD
         1000.     Birmingham, AL
         1120.     Boston, MA
         1280.     Buffalo, NY
         1600.     Chicago, IL
         1800.     Columbus, GA-AL
         1920.      Dallas-Ft Worth, TX
         2000.     Dayton, OH
         2080.     Denver-Boulder, CO
         2120.     Des Moines, IA
         2160.     Detroit, MI
         2400.     Eugene-Springfield, OR
         2760.     Fort Wayne, IN
         2840.     Fresno, CA
         3000.     Grand Rapids, MI
         3360.     Houston, TX
         3600.     Jacksonville, FL
         3760.     Kansas City, MO-KS
         3840.     Knoxville, TN
         3980.     Lakeland-Winter Haven, FL
         4480.     Los Angeles-Long Beach,CA
         4760.     Manchester,  NH
         4880.     McAllen-Pharr-Edinburgh,TX
         5000.     Miami, FL
    5080.     Milwaukee, WI
    5120.     Mpls-St Paul,MN-WI
    5380.     Nassau-Suffolk, NY
    5480.     New Haven-West Haven, CT
    5600.     New York, NY-NJ
    5640.     Newark, NJ
    6160.     Philadelphia, PA-NJ
    6200.     Phoenix, AZ
    6280.     Pittsburgh, PA
    6760.     Richmond, VA
    6780.     Riverside-San Bernardino
              Ontario, CA
    6920.     Sacramento, CA
             (1990 MSA definition)
    6960.     Saginaw, MI
    7040.     St. Louis, MO-IL
    7360.     San Francisco-Oakland,CA
    7600.     Seattle-Everett, WA
    8080.     Steubenville-Wierton, OH-WV
    8800.     Waco, TX
    8840.     Washington, DC-MD-VA
    9000.     Wheeling,  WV-OH
    9240.     Worcester, MA
              (1990 MSA definition)

    0000.     INAP; location not in SMSA (MSA); no 1992       interview

==============================
VAR 923064     FIPS (CENSUS) 1990 CONSOLIDATED METROPOLITAN
   STATISTICAL AREA CODES

   The 1990 Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) codes
   are in most cases identical to the 1980 SCSA codes with the
   exceptions noted in parenthesis:

   In addition to the major changes noted, minor changes in SCSA and
   CMSA names have also occurred between 1980 and 1990.

   The six largest CMSA's are marked with .
        07.   Boston-Lawrence-Salem                   MA-NH
        10.   Buffalo-Niagra Falls                    NY
        14.   Chicago-Gary-Lake County                IL-IN-WI
        31.   Dallas-Ft Worth                         TX
              (Since Dallas and Ft Worth were made
              separate PMSAs in 1990, this new
              CMSA was added in 1990)
        34.   Denver-Boulder                          CO
              (Since Denver and Boulder were made
              separate PMSAs in 1990, this new
              CMSA was added in 1990)
        35.   Detroit-Ann Arbor                       MI
        42.   Houston-Galveston-Brazoria              TX
        49.   Los Angeles-Anaheim-Riverside           CA
        56.   Miami-Fort Lauderdale                   FL
        63.   Milawaukee-Racine                       WI
        70.   New York-Northern New Jersey-
              Long Island                             NY-NJ-CT
        77.   Philadelphia-Wilmington-Trenton         PA-NJ-DE-MD
        78.   Pittsburgh-Beaver Valley                PA
        84.   San Francisco-Oakland-San Jose          CA
        91.   Seattle-Tacoma                          WA

        00.   INAP; location not in CMSA, this includes old code 32
              (Dayton-Springfield, OH) which is no longer
              consolidated in 1990 since Dayton and Springfield
              were combined in a single MSA; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923065     SIZE OF PLACE OF INTERVIEW - 1990

   Coded according to the 1990 Census.  The major objective of the
   Census Bureau in delineating urbanized areas is to provide a
   better separation of urban and rural population in the vicinity of
   large cities.  An urbanized area consists of a central city or
   cities, and surrounding closely settled territory ("urban
   fringe").  Size of Place codes 21 and 41 include areas that are in
   the "urban fringe" but are not Census Places.

   For the six largest CMSAs plus twelve of the fifteen next largest
   CMSA/MSAs (i.e., those coded 1 or 3 (possibly 5, rarely 6) on the
   Belt Code):

   11.  Central Cities (these would have been coded 1 on the Belt
        Code).

   Suburbs of the six largest CMSAs and twelve of the fifteen next
      largest CMSA/MSAs (coded 3 (sometimes 5 and rarely 6) on Belt
      Code):

   20.  Rural (including rural places with less than 2500
        population)
   21.  2,500-9,999 plus other urbanized areas ("urban fringe" not
        in Census places)
   22.  10,000-29,999
   23.  30,000-49,999
   24.  50,000-99,999
   25.  100,000-149,999
   26.  150,000-349,999
   27.  350,000 and over, exclusive of cities coded 11

   CMSA/MSAs with less than 2,000,000 population (exclusive of those
   in the six largest CMSAs and 12 of 15 next largest CMSA/MSAs)

   Central Cities in CMSA/MSAs with less than 2,000,000 population
   (coded 2 on Belt Code):

   30.  Under 50,000 (identified by OMB in 1990 as Central Cities)
   31.  50,000-99,999
   32.  100,000-149,000
   33.  150,000-349,999
   34.  350,000 and over

==============================
VAR 923065  Suburbs in CMSA/MSAs with less than 2,000,000 population (coded 4
        (or (Con't)  5 and rarely 6) on Belt Code):

   40.  Rural (including rural places with less than 2,500
        population)
   41.  2,500-9,999 plus other urbanized areas ("urban fringe" not
        in Census Places)
   42.  10,000-29,999
   43.  30,000-49,999
   44.  50,000-99,999
   45.  100,000-149,999
   46.  150,000 and over

   "NON-CMSA/PMSA/MSAs"  Population of place, within these "non-SMSA" areas,
   as reported in 1990 Census.

        50.   Rural (including places with less than 2,500
              population)
        51.   2,500-9,999
        52.   10,000-29,999
        53.   30,000-49,999

        00.   Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923066     ACTUAL POPULATION OF INTERVIEW LOCATION - 1990

   The actual 1990 population of the interview place was coded in
   thousands rounding to the nearest whole thousand.

   Actual number is coded

        9999.  9,998,500 persons and over.

        0000.  Rural place, no defined census place, or census place with
               fewer than 500 persons; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923067     BELT CODE - 1990 - NES

   Coded according to the 1990 Census and 1990 OMB definitions, 1990
   census population reports and 1980 (since 1990 not available) maps
   showing "urban areas".

   1.   Central Cities of the six largest (population over
        4,500,000) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Areas
        (CMSAs), plus 12 of the 15 next largest CMSA/MSA
        (population over 2,000,000).

        This would include all 1980 National Sample Frame self-representing
        areas, plus Newark, NJ (as well as SRP
        Nassau-Suffolk NY as part of the NYC CMSA) and Anaheim and
        Riverside CA (as part of the LA CMSA) plus three other
        non-selfrepresenting primary areas included within the
        "population over 2,000,000" definition (Miami-Fort
        Lauderdale, FL CMSA, Seattle-Tacoma, WA CMSA, and Phoenix,
        AZ MSA).
   2.   Central Cities of CMSAs and Metropolitan Statistical Areas
        (MSAs) with fewer than 2,000,000 population (exclusive of
        those in the twenty-one largest CMSA/MSAs--i.e., those
        listed above)
   3.   Suburbs of the six largest CMSAs and 12 of the 15 next
        largest CMSA/MSAs.
   4.   Suburbs of all other CMSA/MSAs.
   5.   Adjacent Areas:  includes all territory beyond the outer
        boundary of the suburban belt, but within fifty miles of
        the central business district of a central city.
   6.   Outlying Area:  includes all territory more than fifty
        miles from the central business district of a central
        city.

   0.   Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923068     SAMPLING ERROR CODE 1992 (FOR COMBINED
PANEL/CROSS-SECTION
        ANALYSIS)

   This code contains information for computing sampling errors for
   "cross-section" analysis of combined panel and cross-section data.
   Contact NES project staff or ISR's Sampling Section for further
   details.

   0.   Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923069          SAMPLING ERROR CODE (FOR PANEL-ONLY ANALYSIS)

        This code contains information for computing sampling errors for
        longitudinal panel-only analysis.  Contact NES Project Staff or
        ISR's Sampling Section for further details.

        0.   Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923070     RE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION:  NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD UNITS
AT
             SAMPLE LOCATION

             1.   One HU
             2.   Two HUs

             9.   NA
             0.   INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923071  **PRE-ELECTION, PANEL ONLY:  RESPONDENT FOUND NOT LIVING
AT
               SAMPLE LABEL ADDRESS, NEW ADDRESS IS:

        Panel respondents who moved to areas where SRC doesn't have
        interviewing staff were supposed to be questioned over the phone
        with an abbreviated version of the face to face questionnaire
        (Short-form).  See variable 3011.

             1.   Within range
             2.   Out of range
             3.   Cannot obtain address

             9.   NA
             0.   INAP, R living at sample label address; 1992 nonsample
                  deceased; panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923072   PRE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION:  HOUSHOLD LISTING OBTAINED
FROM:

        NOTE: The Household listing in the cover sheet is used mainly to
        "select" the respondent, consequently no Household information was
        gathered for Panel respondents (Inap. in V3072-3082).

             1.   HU member
             2.   Neighbor
             3.   Apartment manager
             5.   Observation
             7.   Other (specify)

             9.   NA
             0.   INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923073          PRE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION: SELECTION TABLE

        The Selection Table is used to select a respondent from all
        household members who are eligible adults.  (An eligible adult is
        a U.S. citizen who is 18 years of age or older by Election Day.)
        The Selection Table appears on the Coversheet below the Household
        Listing.

        After a complete listing of the HH is taken, each eligible adult
        is assigned a "Number" based on the criteria of gender and age
        [beginning with the oldest male as number 1, males are numbered by
        increments of 1 according to descending age; females are numbered
        by descending age starting with the number one higher than that
        assigned to the youngest male].  The interviewer then uses the
        Selection Table to determine the "Number" of the eligible adult to
        be interviewed.

        The Selection Table itself consists of 2 parallel columns.  In the
        first column the interviewer circles the total number of eligible
        adults in the household; in the second column (same row) is
        identified the "Number" of the person who will be the respondent.
        Below is an example of what one Selection Table looks like [Table
        A]:

        There are 8 different Selection Tables used and they are
        randomly assigned.  [Note that although only 8 tables are used,
        there are 12 codes in this variable because the 8 tables are used
        in cycles of 12; this procedure is used to equalize the
        probability of selection for each eligible adult].  A summary
        describing all 8 Selection Tables appears below.

                  # PERSONS PERSON SELECTED (person "Number")

                            A   B1  B2  C   D   E1  E2  F
                  1         1   1   1   1   1   1   1   1
                  2         1   1   1   1   2   2   2   2
                  3         1   1   1   2   2   3   3   3
                  4         1   1   2   2   3   3   4   4
                  5         1   2   2   2   4   3   5   5
                  6 or more 1   2   2   2   4   5   5   6

             01.  Table A
             02.  Table B1
             03.  Table C
             04.  Table D
             05.  Table E1
             06.  Table F
             07.  Table A
             08.  Table B2
             09.  Table C
             10.  Table D
             11.  Table E2
             12.  Table F

             00.  INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923074          PRE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION: (FROM SELECTION TABLE)
PERSON
             NUMBER SELECTED AS R

        See Note at 3072.

             1.   R is person numbered 1
             2.   R is person numbered 2
             3.   R is person numbered 3
             4.   R is person numbered 4
             5.   R is person numbered 5
             6.   R is person numbered 6

             0.   INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923075  PRE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION:  NUMBER OF PERSONS IN
HOUSEHOLD

        This number is on information provided in the household listing
        and includes all persons in the HH whether eligible or not for
        participation in the study according to the criteria of age and
        citizenship.  Actual number (1-9) coded, except:

             See Note at 3072.

             00.  INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923076  PRE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION:  NUMBER OF POLITICALLY
ELIGIBLE
             ADULTS IN HH

        This number is derived from information provided in the household
        listing (cover-sheet) and includes HH members who were both U.S.
        citizens AND 18 years of age or older by election day 1992

             See Note at 3072.

             01.  One eligible adult in HH
             02.  Two eligible adults in HH
             03.  Three eligible adults in HH
             04.  Four eligible adults in HH
             05.  Five eligible adults in HH

             00.  INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923077          PRE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION:  HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION
CODE

        The HH composition code is derived from information provided in
        the household listing.  "Adults" are 18 years of age (by election
        day) or older; all individuals included in the HH composition
        codes below refer to adults.

        A designation of a HH member as "the householder" (HHR) describes
        HU member who owns or rents the home (in whose name the lease is
        held).  Cohabiting couples are coded as married (30,40, 50-52).
        Roommates of opposite sex are coded 11,12,21,22; in all cases of
        unrelated roommates the respondent is HHR.

             See Note at 3072.

             10.  1 adult male HHR
             11.  1 adult male HHR plus 1 other non-relative
             12.  1 adult male HHR plus 2 or more non-relatives
             20.  1 adult female HHR
             21.  1 adult female HHR plus 1 other non-relative
             22.  1 adult female HHR plus 2 or more non-relatives
             30.  1 married couple: no children or all children living
                  at home are under 18
             40.  1 married couple plus 1 other relative
             50.  1 married couple plus 2 or more other relatives
             51.  1 married couple plus 1 other non-relative
             52.  1 married couple plus 2 or more non-relatives
             60.  1 unmarried male HHR plus 1 other relative
             70.  1 unmarried male HHR plus 2 or more other relatives
             80.  1 unmarried female HHR plus 1 other relative
             90.  1 unmarried female HHR plus 2 or more other relatives
             95.  Relatives of opposite sex, unclear who is HHR

             00.  INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923078  PRE-ELECTION: HOUSEHOLD DESCRIPTION FOR PANEL AND
CROSS-SECTION

        This variable was built for cross-section cases using:
        (1) questions Y55-Y56d for information about R's children and
        children for which R is responsible living with R at least half
        time; and (2) the household composition variable (3077) and
        marital status variable (Y2) for information about other adults.
        For cross-section cases, codes 10 and 11 correspond to 10 and 20
        in 3077 (HH composition), codes 20 and 21 correspond to 1 and 7 in
        Y2 (marital status), and codes 30-31 correspond to cases in the
        non-married categories of Y2 (marital status) and not 10 nor 20 in
        CS15 (HH composition).  Note, however, that six cases [IDs
        39,92,224,359,599,704] coded 10 or 20 in the HH composition were
        actually cases of married Rs (spouse in nursing home, spouse
        living away due to work requirements, spouse in service), and
        these cases are included in codes 20-21 here.

        Since there was no Household Listing in 1992 for panel
        respondents, this variable was built using survey variables: (1)
        questions Y55-Y55d for information about R's children and children
        for which R is responsible living with R at least half time; and
        (2), since no HH composition variable is present, marital status
        (Y2) and question Y39 for information about other "adults."  This
        means that for Panel cases coded 30-31, a person counted as
        another "adult" may include a household member 14-17 years old as
        well as persons 18 or older.  Panel cases coded 10 and 11
        correspond to 1 in Y39, codes 20 and 21 correspond to 1 and 7 in
        Y2 (marital status), and codes 30-31 correspond to cases coded 2
        in Y39 and not 1 nor 7 in Y2.

        In all cases coded 20-21, adults other than R and spouse may also
        be in household.

               10. One adult (R), no children
               11. One adult (R), child/ren

               20. Married/partnered couple including R, no children
               21. Married/partnered couple including R, child/ren

               30. 2 or more adults (R not married), no children
               31. 2 or more adults (R not married), child/ren

               99. NA

               00. INAP, 3-4, 6-7 in FS3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923079 PRE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION:  NUMBER OF CHILDREN UNDER 6
YEARS OLD
           IN HH
         See Note at 3072.

         This number is derived from information provided in the household
         listing.  Actual number (0-5) coded, except:

               99. NA; INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923080 PRE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION:  NUMBER OF CHILDREN 6-9 YEARS
OLD IN
         HH

         See Note at 3072.

         This number is derived from information provided in the household
         listing.  Actual number (0-5) coded, except:

               99. NA; INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923081  PRE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION:  NUMBER OF CHILDREN 10-13
YEARS OLD

         See Note at 3081.

         This number is derived from information provided in the household
         listing.  Actual number (0-5) coded, except:

               99. NA; INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923082  PRE-ELECTION, CROSS-SECTION: NUMBER OF CHILDREN 14-17 YEARS
OLD
            IN HH

         See Note at 3072.

         This number is derived from information provided in the household
         listing (CS14).  Actual number (0-5) coded, except:

               99. NA; INAP, panel

==============================
VAR 923083      **PRE-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S ID NUMBER

         Code actual NUMBER (0447-9628) from interviewer's label

               9999. NA
               0000. INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923084      **PRE-ELECTION: SUPERVISOR ID NUMBER

         SRC Interviewers report to regional Supervisors, whose ID numbers
         are entered here.  These numbers range from 2576-9958.

               9999. NA
               0000. INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923085      **PRE-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S RACE

               1.  White
               2.  Black
               3.  Native American
               4.  Asian

               7.  Other

               9.  NA

               0.  INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923086      **PRE-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S ETHNICITY

               0.  No ethnic identity coded
               1.  Hispanic

               7.  Other

               9.  NA

               0.  INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923087      **PRE-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S AGE BRACKETED

               1.  18-34 years
               2.  35-40
               3.  41-45
               4.  46-50
               5.  51-55
               6.  56-60
               7.  61-64
               8.  65-79

               9.  NA

               0.  INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923088  **PRE-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S YEARS OF EXPERIENCE -- up to Sept.
              1, 1992

                0. Less than one year
                 .
               33. Thirty three years

               99. NA; INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923089      **PRE-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S GENDER

               1.  Male
               2.  Female

               9.  NA

               0.  INAP, panel case not included in 1992

==============================
VAR 923090      **PRE-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S EDUCATION

               1.  Some high school/HS diploma/equivalency
               2.  Some College
               3.  College; degree at Bachelor's level or greater

               9.  NA

               0.  INAP, panel case not included in 1992

   THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 3091-3100

==============================
VAR 923101 A1.  Some people don't pay much attention to political
         campaigns.  How about you?  Would you say that you have
         been very much interested, somewhat interested, or not
         much interested in the political campaigns so far this
         year?

         1.  VERY MUCH INTERESTED
         3.  SOMEWHAT INTERESTED
         5.  NOT MUCH INTERESTED

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  INAP, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923102 A2.  Who do you think will be elected President in November?

         1.  BUSH
         2.  CLINTON
         3.  PEROT (volunteered)

         7.  OTHER, SPECIFY:

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  INAP, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923103 A2a. (IF R GIVES NAME:) Do you think the Presidential race will
         be close, or will  (NAME GIVEN IN A2) win by quite a bit?
    A2b. (IF R SAYS DK:) Do you think the Presidential race will be
         close, or will one candidate win by quite a bit?

         1.  CLOSE RACE
         3.  WIN BY QUITE A BIT

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 9 in A2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923104 A3.  How about here in (R's STATE)?  Which candidate for
         President do you think will carry this state? (IF
         NECESSARY:  Which candidate will win in this state?)

         1.  BUSH
         2.  CLINTON
         3.  PEROT (volunteered)

         7.  OTHER, SPECIFY:

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  INAP, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923105 A3a. (IF R GIVES NAME:) Do you think the Presidential race will
         be close here, or will  (NAME GIVEN IN A2) win by quite a
         bit?
    A3b. (IF R SAYS DK:) Do you think the Presidential race will be
         close here, or will one candidate win by quite a bit?

         1.  CLOSE RACE
         3.  WIN BY QUITE A BIT

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 9 in A3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923106 A4.  Generally speaking, would you say that you personally care
         a good deal who wins the presidential election this fall,
         or that you don't care very much who wins?

         1.  CARE A GOOD DEAL
         3.  DON'T CARE VERY MUCH

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  INAP, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923107 A5.  In 1988 George Bush ran on the Republican ticket against
         Michael Dukakis for the Democrats.  Do you remember for
         sure whether or not
         voted in that election?

         1.  YES, DID VOTE
         5.  NO, DIDN'T VOTE

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923108 A5a. Which one did you vote for?

  <SEE v3107>
         1.  BUSH
         2.  DUKAKIS

         5.  OTHER

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in A5; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923109 B1.  Now I'd like to ask you about the good and bad points of
         the major candidates for President.  Is there anything in
         particular about Mr.
         Bush that might make you want to vote for him?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923110   B1a. (What is that?)

            <See V3109 for full question text.>
       5 mentions.

      [Mention 1]

  See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923111   B1a. (What is that?)

            <See V3109 for full question text.>
      [Mention 2]

  See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923112        B1a. (What is that?)

            <See V3109 for full question text.>
      [Mention 3]

  See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923113   B1a. (What is that?)

            <See V3109 for full question text.>
      [Mention 4]

  See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923114        B1a. (What is that?)

            <See V3109 for full question text.>
      [Mention 5]

  See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923115 B2.  Is there anything in particular about Mr. Bush that might
         make you want to vote against him?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923116    B2a. (What is that?)

            <See V3115 for full question text.>
         5 mentions.

      [Mention 1]

     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923117    B2a. (What is that?)

            <See V3115 for full question text.>
      [Mention 2]

     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923118    B2a. (What is that?)

            <See V3115 for full question text.>
      [Mention 3]

     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923119    B2a. (What is that?)

            <See V3115 for full question text.>
      [Mention 4]

     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923120    B2a. (What is that?)

            <See V3115 for full question text.>
      [Mention 5]

     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923121 B3.  Is there anything in particular about Mr. Clinton that
         might make you want to vote for him?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923122    B3a. (What is that?)

         5 mentions.

            <See V3121 for full question text.>
      [Mention 1]

     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923123    B3a. (What is that?)

            <See V3121 for full question text.>
      [Mention 2]

     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923124    B3a. (What is that?)

            <See V3121 for full question text.>
      [Mention 3]

     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923125    B3a. (What is that?)

            <See V3121 for full question text.>
      [Mention 4]

     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923126    B3a. (What is that?)

            <See V3121 for full question text.>
      [Mention 5]

     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923127 B4.  Is there anything in particular about Mr. Clinton that
         might make you want to vote against him?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923128   B4a. (What is that?)

         5 mentions.

            <See V3127 for full question text.>
      [Mention 1]
     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923129   B4a. (What is that?)

            <See V3127 for full question text.>
      [Mention 2]
     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923130   B4a. (What is that?)

            <See V3127 for full question text.>
      [Mention 3]
     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923131   B4a. (What is that?)

            <See V3127 for full question text.>
      [Mention 4]
     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923132   B4a. (What is that?)

            <See V3127 for full question text.>
      [Mention 5]
     See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in B4; no 1992 interview

    B4b - B4e were added to the Pre-Election survey as of October 1, 1992

==============================
VAR 923133 B4b. Is there anything about Mr. Perot that might make you want
         to vote for him?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         7.  Interview taken before question was added

         8.  DON'T KNOW
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923134 B4c. (What is that?)  (PROBE:  "Anything else?" Until R says "NO.")

         5 mentions

      [Mention 1]

         See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 7-9 in B4b; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923135 B4c. (What is that?)  (PROBE:  "Anything else?" Until R says "NO.")

      [Mention 2]

         See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 7-9 in B4b; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923136 B4c. (What is that?)  (PROBE:  "Anything else?" Until R says "NO.")

      [Mention 3]

         See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 7-9 in B4b; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923137 B4c. (What is that?)  (PROBE:  "Anything else?" Until R says "NO.")

      [Mention 4]

         See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 7-9 in B4b; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923138 B4c. (What is that?)  (PROBE:  "Anything else?" Until R says "NO.")

      [Mention 5]

         See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 7-9 in B4b; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923139 B4d. Is there anything about Mr. Perot that might make you want
         to vote against him?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         7.  Interview taken before question was asked

         8.  DON'T KNOW
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923140  B4e. (What is that?)
           (PROBE:  "Anything else?" Until R says "NO.")

         5 mentions

            <See V3139 for full question text.>
            [Mention 1]

         See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 7-9 in B4d; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923141   B4e. (What is that?)
             (PROBE:  "Anything else?" Until R says "NO.")

              [Mention 2]

         See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 7-9 in B4d; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923142   B4e. (What is that?)
             (PROBE:  "Anything else?" Until R says "NO.")

            [Mention 3]

         See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 7-9 in B4d; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923143   B4e. (What is that?)
           (PROBE:  "Anything else?" Until R says "NO.")

           [Mention 4]

         See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 7-9 in B4d; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923144   B4e. (What is that?)
            (PROBE:  "Anything else?" Until R says "NO.")

             [Mention 5]

         See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

         0000.  Inap, 5, 7-9 in B4d; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923145 B5.  (RB, P. 1)  Please turn to page one of this booklet.  How
         satisfied are you with the choice you have among the
         candidates running for president--very satisfied, somewhat
         satisfied, not very satisfied, or not at all satisfied?

         1.  VERY SATISFIED
         2.  SOMEWHAT SATISFIED
         3.  NOT VERY SATISFIED
         4.  NOT AT ALL SATISFIED

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

         THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 3146-3200

==============================
VAR 923201 C1.  How many days in the past week did you watch the news on
         TV?

         Code NUMBER OF DAYS (0-7)

         0.  NONE
          .
          .
         7.  EVERY DAY

         8.  DK
         9.  NA; Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923202 C1a. (RB, P. 2)  How much attention did you pay to news on TV
         about the campaign for President -- a great deal, quite a
         bit, some, very little, or none?

         1.  A GREAT DEAL
         2.  QUITE A BIT
         3.  SOME
         4.  VERY LITTLE
         5.  NONE

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in C1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923203 C2.  How many days in the past week did you read a daily
         newspaper?

         NUMBER OF DAYS (1-7)

         7.  EVERY DAY

         8.  DK
         9.  NA; Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

         0.  NONE

==============================
VAR 923204 C2a. Did you read about the campaign in any newspaper?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in C2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923205 C2b. How much attention did you pay to newspaper articles about
         the campaign for President -- a great deal, quite a bit,
         some, very
         little, or none?

         1.  A GREAT DEAL
         2.  QUITE A BIT
         3.  SOME
         4.  VERY LITTLE
         5.  NONE

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in C2; 5, 8-9 in C2a; no 1992
             interview

==============================
VAR 923206 C3.  How about magazines -- did you read about the campaign in
         any magazines?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923207 C3a. How much attention did you pay to magazine articles about
         the campaign for President -- a great deal, quite a bit,
         some very little, or none?

         1.  A GREAT DEAL
         2.  QUITE A BIT
         3.  SOME
         4.  VERY LITTLE
         5.  NONE

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in C3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923208 C4.  Did you listen to any speeches or discussions about the
         campaign on the radio?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923209 C4a. Would you say you listened to a good many, several, or
         just one or two?

         1.  GOOD MANY
         3.  SEVERAL
         5.  ONE OR TWO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in C4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923210 C5.  Do you listen to or watch talk shows on radio or tv where
         people call in to voice their opinions?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923211 C6.  Do you recall seeing any presidential campaign
         advertisements on television?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923212  C6a(1)- C6a(5) Please tell me, what do you remember about any of
            these ads?  (Do you remember any others?)

           5 mentions
       [Mention 1]

         See the POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Master Code, except:

         998. DK (C6a1 only)
         999. NA (C6a1 only)
         000. Inap, 3-4, 6-7, in V3011; 5, 8-9 in C6; no further
              information; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923213  C6a(1)- C6a(5) Please tell me, what do you remember about any of
            these ads?  (Do you remember any others?)

      [Mention 2]

         See the POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Master Code, except:

         998. DK (C6a1 only)
         999. NA (C6a1 only)
         000. Inap, 3-4, 6-7, in V3011; 5, 8-9 in C6; no further
              information; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923214  C6a(1)- C6a(5) Please tell me, what do you remember about any of
            these ads?  (Do you remember any others?)

      [Mention 3]

         See the POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Master Code, except:

         998. DK (C6a1 only)
         999. NA (C6a1 only)
         000. Inap, 3-4, 6-7, in V3011; 5, 8-9 in C6; no further
              information; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923215  C6a(1)- C6a(5) Please tell me, what do you remember about any of
            these ads?  (Do you remember any others?)

      [Mention 4]

         See the POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Master Code, except:

         998. DK (C6a1 only)
         999. NA (C6a1 only)
         000. Inap, 3-4, 6-7, in V3011; 5, 8-9 in C6; no further
              information; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923216  C6a(1)- C6a(5) Please tell me, what do you remember about any of
            these ads?  (Do you remember any others?)

      [Mention 5]

         See the POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Master Code, except:

         998. DK (C6a1 only)
         999. NA (C6a1 only)
         000. Inap, 3-4, 6-7, in V3011; 5, 8-9 in C6; no further
              information; no 1992 interview
         THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 3217-3300

==============================
VAR 923301      D1.   ARIZONA, IOWA, MINNESOTA, MISSOURI, VIRGINIA,
WYOMING.
               This state held its Democratic presidential nominating
               caucus in __________ and its Republican caucus in
               _________.  In talking to people about caucuses, we find
               that many people did not vote for a variety of reasons.
               How about you -- did you vote in either of those caucuses?
         D1.   ALL OTHER STATES.  This state held a Presidential
               (primary/caucus) election in _________.  In talking to
               people about elections, we find that many people did not
               vote for a variety of reasons.  How about you -- did you
               vote in that
               (primary election/caucus)?

               1.  YES, VOTED
               5.  NO, DIDN'T VOTE

               8.  DK, CAN'T REMEMBER
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923302      D1a.  Did you vote in the Republican or the Democratic
               (primary/caucus)?

               1.  REPUBLICAN
               5.  DEMOCRATIC

               8.  DK, CAN'T REMEMBER
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in D1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923303  D1b.  (BALLOT CARD) Here is a list of the Republican Presidential
          candidates in your state's (primary/caucus). Who did you vote for?

          Please see Appendix for a list of Ballot Cards by State

               01.  George Bush
               02.  Patrick Buchanan
               03. Uncommitted

               90.  Ross Perot (write-in)

               96. Didn't vote for a presidential candidate/voted only
                   for state or local candidates

               97.  Other

               98.  DK, CAN'T REMEMBER
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in D1 or D1a; no 1992
                    interview

==============================
VAR 923304   D1c.  (BALLOT CARD) Here is a list of the Democratic Presidential
           candidates in your state's (primary/caucus). Who did you vote
           for?

               01.  Bill Clinton
               02.  Paul Tsongas
               03.  Jerry Brown
               04.  Bob Kerry
               05.  Tom Harkin

               06. Uncommitted
               07. Voted for Bill Clinton as write-in in Republican
                   primary (TN only)
               90.  Ross Perot (write-in)
               96. Didn't vote for a presidential candidate/voted only
                   for state or local candidates

               97.  Other

               98.  DK, CAN'T REMEMBER
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in D1; 1, 8-9 in D1a; no
                    1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923305  D2.   (RB, P.3) I'd like to get your feelings toward some of our
             political leaders and other people who are in the news
             these days.

               I'll read the name of a person and I'd like you to rate
               that person using something we call the feeling
               thermometer.  Ratings between 50 degrees and 100 degrees
               mean that you feel favorable and warm toward the person.

               Ratings between 0 degrees and 50 degrees mean that you
               don't feel favorable toward the person and that you don't
               care too much for that person.

               You would rate the person at the 50 degree mark if you
               don't feel particularly warm or cold toward the person.
               If we come to a person whose name you don't recognize, you
               don't need to rate that person.  Just tell me and we'll
               move on to the next one.

               Our first person is George Bush.  How would you rate him
               using the thermometer?

               PROBE FOR "I DON'T KNOW" RESPONSE:  When you say "don't
               know" do you mean that you don't know who the person is,
               or do you have something else in mind?

        D2a.  GEORGE BUSH

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923306      D2b.  Bill Clinton

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923307      D2c.  Ross Perot

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923308      D2d.  Dan Quayle

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923309      D2e.  Albert Gore

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923310      D2f.  Anita Hill

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923311      D2g.  Tom Foley

               NOTE:  It was discovered during interviewing that Tom
               Foley was also the name of a prominent district attorney
               in Ramsey County, MN.  It is possible that some
               respondents in MN had that individual in mind.

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923312      D2h.  Barbara Bush

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923313      D2j.  Hillary Clinton

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923314      D2k.  Clarence Thomas

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923315      D2m.  Pat Buchanan

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923316      D2n.  Jesse Jackson

            <See V3305 for full question text.>

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T JUDGE ["PROBE USED"
                     variables are 4224-4237]
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923317 D3.   (RB, STILL ON P. 3)  And still using the thermometer, how
                would you rate the  following:
          D3a.  The Democratic Party

               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923318      D3b.  The Republican Party

            <See V3317>
               Actual NUMBER (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923319      D4.   Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Bush is
               handling his job as president?

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923320      D4a.  Do you approve strongly or not strongly?
         D4b.  Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

            <See v3319>
               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY

               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in D4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923321      D5.   Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Bush is
               handling our relations with foreign countries?

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923322      D5a.  Do you approve strongly or not strongly?
         D5b.  Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

            <See V3321>
               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY

               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in D5; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923323      D6.   Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Bush is
               handling the economy?

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923324      D6a.  Do you approve strongly or not strongly?
         D6b.  Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

            <See V3323>
               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY

               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in D6; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923325      D7.   Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Bush is
               handling the crisis in the Persian Gulf?

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923326      D7a.  Do you approve strongly or not strongly?
         D7b.  Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

            <See V3325>
               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY

               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, 8-9 in D7; no 1992 interview

         D8.   (RB, P.4) Which presidential candidate do you think would
               do a better job at handling the nation's economy--George
               Bush, Bill Clinton, or wouldn't there be any difference
               between them?:

==============================
VAR 923327   (Who do you think would do a better job at...)

    D8a.  HANDLING THE NATION'S ECONOMY?

               1.  BUSH
               2.  CLINTON
               3.  NO DIFF.

               4.  PEROT (volunteered)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923328    (Who do you think would do a better job at...)

    D8b.  handling foreign affairs?

               1.  BUSH
               2.  CLINTON
               3.  NO DIFF.

               4.  PEROT (volunteered)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923329   (Who do you think would do a better job at...)

     D8c.  solving the problem of poverty?

               1.  BUSH
               2.  CLINTON
               3.  NO DIFF.

               4.  PEROT (volunteered)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923330   (Who do you think would do a better job at...)

     D8d.  handling the problem of pollution and protecting the
               environment?

               1.  BUSH
               2.  CLINTON
               3.  NO DIFF.

               4.  PEROT (volunteered)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923331   (Who do you think would do a better job at...)

     D8e.  making health care more affordable?

               1.  BUSH
               2.  CLINTON
               3.  NO DIFF.

               4.  PEROT (volunteered)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923332   (Who do you think would do a better job at...)

     D8f.  reducing the budget deficit?

               1.  BUSH
               2.  CLINTON
               3.  NO DIFF.

               4.  PEROT (volunteered)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 3333-3400

==============================
VAR 923401      E1.   I'd like to ask you what you think are the good and bad
               points about the two national parties.  Is there anything
               in particular that you like about the Democratic Party?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923402  E1a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
              like about the Democratic Party? -- until R says "NO"]

            <See V3401>
       5 mentions.

      [Mention 1]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923403  E1a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
              like about the Democratic Party? -- until R says "NO"]

      [Mention 2]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923404   E1a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
              like about the Democratic Party? -- until R says "NO"]

      [Mention 3]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923405  E1a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
              like about the Democratic Party? -- until R says "NO"]

      [Mention 4]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923406  E1a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
              like about the Democratic Party? -- until R says "NO"]

      [Mention 5]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923407  E2.   Is there anything in particular that you don't like about
               the Democratic Party?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923408  E2a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
              don't like about the Democratic Party? -- until R says
              "NO"]

            <See V3407>
       5 mentions.

      [Mention 1]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923409  E2a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
              don't like about the Democratic Party? -- until R says
              "NO"]

      [Mention 2]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923410  E2a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
              don't like about the Democratic Party? -- until R says
              "NO"]

      [Mention 3]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923411  E2a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
              don't like about the Democratic Party? -- until R says
              "NO"]

      [Mention 4]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923412 E2a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
            don't like about the Democratic Party? -- until R says
            "NO"]

      [Mention 5]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923413      E3.   Is there anything in particular that you like about the
               Republican Party?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923414  E3a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
               like about the Republican Party? -- until R says "NO"]

            <See V3413>
            5 mentions

               [Mention 1]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923415  E3a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
               like about the Republican Party? -- until R says "NO"]

               [Mention 2]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923416  E3a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
               like about the Republican Party? -- until R says "NO"]

               [Mention 3]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923417  E3a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
               like about the Republican Party? -- until R says "NO"]

                [Mention 4]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923418  E3a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
               like about the Republican Party? -- until R says "NO"]

               [Mention 5]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923419  E4.   Is there anything in particular that you don't like about
               the Republican Party?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923420  E4a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
               don't like about the Republican Party? -- until R says
               "NO"]

            <See V3419>
              5 mentions

              [Mention 1]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923421  E4a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
               don't like about the Republican Party? -- until R says
               "NO"]

               [Mention 2]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923422  E4a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
               don't like about the Republican Party? -- until R says
               "NO"]

               [Mention 3]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923423  E4a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
               don't like about the Republican Party? -- until R says
               "NO"]

              [Mention 4]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923424  E4a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What is that?]  [PROBE:  Anything else you
               don't like about the Republican Party? -- until R says
               "NO"]

               [Mention 5]
               See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

               0000.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in E4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923425      F1.   We are interested in how people are getting along
               financially these days.  Would you say that you (and your
               family living here) are better off or worse off
               financially than you were a year ago?

               1.  BETTER OFF
               3.  SAME
               5.  WORSE OFF

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923426      F1a.  Is that much better off or somewhat better off?
         F1b.  Is that much worse off or somewhat worse off?

            <See V3425>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in F1
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in F1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923427      F2.   Now looking ahead, do you think that a year from now you
               (and your family living here) will be better off
               financially, or worse off, or just about the same as now?

               1.  BETTER YEAR FROM NOW
               3.  SAME
               5.  WORSE YEAR FROM NOW

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923428      F2a.  Is that much better off or somewhat better off?
         F2b.  Is that much worse off or somewhat worse off?

            <See V3427>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in F2
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in F2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923429  F3.   Do you think that over the last year (your/your family's)
               income has gone up more than the cost of living, has it
               fallen behind, or has it stayed about even with the cost
               of living?

               1.  GONE UP MORE
               3.  STAYED ABOUT EVEN
               5.  FALLEN BEHIND

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923430      F3a.  Has it gone up a lot more or a little more?
         F3b.  Has it fallen behind a lot or a little?

            <See V3429>
               1.  GONE UP A LOT
               2.  GONE UP A LITTLE
               3.  Same; 3 in F3
               4.  FALLEN BEHIND A LITTLE
               5.  FALLEN BEHIND A LOT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in F3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923431      F4.   Over the past year have the economic policies of the
               federal government made you (and your family living here)
               better off, worse off,or haven't they made much of a
               difference either way?

               1.  BETTER OFF
               3.  HAVEN'T MADE MUCH DIFFERENCE
               5.  WORSE OFF

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923432      F4a.  Is that much better off or somewhat better off?
         F4b.  Is that much worse off or somewhat worse off?

            <See V3431>

               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in F4
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in F4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923433      F5.   During the past year (have you/has your family living
               here) been able to buy most of the things you needed and
               planned on
               buying or have you had to put off buying these things?

               1.  BEEN ABLE TO BUY
               5.  HAD TO PUT OFF BUYING

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923434  F6.   In the past year did you (or anyone in your family living
               here) put off medical or dental treatment because you
               didn't have the money?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011

==============================
VAR 923435   F7.   In order to make ends meet this past year did (any of) you
               do any of the following:
         F7a.  borrow money from a bank, a lending institution, or from
               relatives or friends?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923436      F7b.  (Did you) dip into your savings?

            <See V3435 for full question text.>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923437  F7c.  (Did you) look for a job, look for a second job, or try to
               work more hours at your present job?

            <See V3435 for full question text.>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923438  F8.   Over the past year have you (and your family) been able to
               save any money?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923439      F9.   This past year have you (or anyone in your family living
               here) fallen behind in rent or house payments?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923440  F10.  (RB, P. 5)  Do you (or any family member living with you)
               currently receive payments from...
         F10a. ...Social Security?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923441      F10b. ...Food Stamps?

            <See V3440>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923442      F10c. ...Medicare?

            <See V3440>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923443      F10d. ...Medicaid?

            <See V3440>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923444      F10e. ...Unemployment Compensation?

            <See V3440>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923445      F10f. ...Aid to Families with Dependent Children?

            <See V3440>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923446      F10g. ...Veterans Benefits?

            <See V3440>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923447      F10h. ...Retirement pensions for federal government employees?

            <See V3440>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923448      F10j. ...Disability payments?

            <See V3440>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923449      F10k. ...workman's compensation?

            <See V3440>

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923450  F11.  Which candidate for President would be more likely to try
               to raise taxes:  George Bush or Bill Clinton, or wouldn't
               there be much difference between them?

               1.  BUSH
               2.  CLINTON
               3.  NO DIFFERENCE

               4.  Perot (volunteered)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 3451-3500

==============================
VAR 923501  G1.   Now we would like to know something about the feelings you
               have toward the candidates for President.  I am going to
               name a candidate, and I want you to tell me whether
               something about that person, or something he has done, has
               made you have certain feelings like anger or pride.

               Has George Bush -- because of the kind of person he is, or
               because of something he has done--ever made you feel:
         G1a.  angry?

               1.  YES, HAVE FELT
               5.  NO; NEVER FELT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923502      G1b.  hopeful?

            <See V3501 for full question text.>

               1.  YES, HAVE FELT
               5.  NO; NEVER FELT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923503      G1c.  afraid?

            <See V3501 for full question text.>

               1.  YES, HAVE FELT
               5.  NO; NEVER FELT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923504      G1d.  proud?

            <See V3501 for full question text.>

               1.  YES, HAVE FELT
               5.  NO; NEVER FELT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923505 G2.   Think about Bill Clinton.  Has Bill Clinton (-- because of
               the kind of person he is, or because of something he has
               done --) ever made you feel:
        G2a.  angry?

               1.  YES, HAVE FELT
               5.  NO; NEVER FELT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923506      G2b.  hopeful?

            <See V3505 for full question text.>

               1.  YES, HAVE FELT
               5.  NO; NEVER FELT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923507      G2c.  afraid?

            <See V3505 for full question text.>

               1.  YES, HAVE FELT
               5.  NO; NEVER FELT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923508      G2d.  proud?

            <See V3505 for full question text.>

               1.  YES, HAVE FELT
               5.  NO; NEVER FELT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923509  G3.   (RB, P. 6) We hear a lot of talk these days about liberals
               and conservatives.  Here is a 7-point scale on which the
               political views that people might hold are arranged from
               extremely liberal to extremely conservative.
         G3a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't
               you thought much about this?

               RATING (1-7)

               1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
               2.  LIBERAL
               3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
               4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF ROAD
               5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
               6.  CONSERVATIVE
               7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

               8.  DK; [DO NOT PROBE]
               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH; [DO NOT PROBE]

==============================
VAR 923510      G3b.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

               1.  RATING AT G3a IS 4

               2.  ALL OTHERS

               0.  Inap, 0, 8-9 in G3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923511  G3c.  (IF MODERATE, MIDDLE OF ROAD) If you had to choose would you
               consider yourself a liberal or a conservative?

               1.  LIBERAL
               3.  MODERATE, MIDDLE OF ROAD
               5.  CONSERVATIVE

               7.  REFUSES TO CHOOSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 0, 1-3, 5-9 in G3 (2 in G3b); no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923512      G3d.  (IF DON'T KNOW OR HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH:) If you had to
               choose
               would you consider yourself a liberal or a conservative?

               1.  LIBERAL
               3.  MODERATE, MIDDLE OF ROAD
               5.  CONSERVATIVE

               7.  REFUSES TO CHOOSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 1-7,9 in G3a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923513      G3x.  SUMMARY: R's Ideological Placement, Bracketed

               Built from G3a, G3c-d

               1.  Liberal (1-3 in G3a; 1 in G3c; 1 in G3d)
               3.  Moderate (4 in G3a and 3, 7-9 in G3c; 3 in G3d)
               5.  Conservative (5-7 in G3a; 5 in G3c; 5 in G3d)

               7.  Refused to choose (0, 8 in G3a and 7 in G3d)

               8.  Don't Know (0, 8 in G3a and 8 in G3d)
               9.  NA to entire question series G3 (9 in G3a)

               0.  NA to follow up question G3d; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923514  G3e/G3d1.  (RB, STILL ON P. 6) Where would you place George Bush
                on this scale?

               1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
               2.  LIBERAL
               3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
               4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF ROAD
               5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
               6.  CONSERVATIVE
               7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 9 in G3a; 9 in G3d; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923515 G3f/G3d2.  (Where would you place) Bill Clinton (on this scale)?

               1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
               2.  LIBERAL
               3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
               4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF ROAD
               5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
               6.  CONSERVATIVE
               7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 9 in G3a; 9 in G3d; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923516      G3g/G3d3.  (Where would you place) Ross Perot (on this scale)?

               1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
               2.  LIBERAL
               3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
               4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF ROAD
               5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
               6.  CONSERVATIVE
               7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 9 in G3a; 9 in G3d; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923517      G3h.  The Republican party?

               1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
               2.  LIBERAL
               3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
               4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF ROAD
               5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
               6.  CONSERVATIVE
               7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 9 in G3a; 8-9 in G3d; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923518      G3j.  The Democratic party?

               1.  EXTREMELY LIBERAL
               2.  LIBERAL
               3.  SLIGHTLY LIBERAL
               4.  MODERATE; MIDDLE OF ROAD
               5.  SLIGHTLY CONSERVATIVE
               6.  CONSERVATIVE
               7.  EXTREMELY CONSERVATIVE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 9 in G3a; 8-9 in G3d; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923519      G4. Do you think people who run for high public office
                    should display higher moral standards in their personal
                    life than does the average citizen?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923520       G5.   (RB, P. 7) Some people say that there are certain
               qualities that make a person a true American.  Others say
               that there isn't anything that makes one person more
               American than another.  I'm going to read some of the
               things that have been mentioned.  For each of the
               following, tell me how important you think it is in making
               someone a true American -- extremely important, very
               (important), somewhat (important), or not at all
               important.

         G5a.  Trying to get ahead on your own effort?

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923521      G5b.  (How about) believing in God?

            <See V3520 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923522      G5c.  Treating people of all races and backgrounds equally?

            <See V3520 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923523      G5d.  Speaking English?

            <See V3520 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY IMPORTANT
               2.  VERY IMPORTANT
               3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
               4.  NOT AT ALL IMPORTANT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923524      G6.   (RB, P. 8) Some people say that it is better for America
               if different racial and ethnic groups maintain their
               distinct cultures.  Others say that it is better if groups
               change so that they blend into the larger society as in
               the idea of a melting pot.  Which of these positions comes
               closer to your own opinion:  Racial and ethnic groups
               should maintain their distinct cultures, or groups should
               change so that they blend into the larger society?

               1.  GROUPS SHOULD MAINTAIN THEIR DISTINCT CULTURES
               3.  NEITHER/BOTH, ETC. (VOLUNTEERED)
               5.  GROUPS SHOULD CHANGE AND BLEND INTO THE LARGER
                   SOCIETY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923525      G7.   Do you think that most men who tried to avoid military
               service during the Vietnam War should have served
               regardless of their personal beliefs?

               1.  YES, SHOULD HAVE SERVED
               2.  NO, NEED NOT HAVE SERVED

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923526  H1.   Do you feel things in this country are generally going in
               the right direction, or do you feel things have pretty
               seriously gotten off on the wrong track?

               1.  RIGHT DIRECTION
               5.  WRONG TRACK

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923527      H2.   Would you say that over the past year, the level of
               unemployment in the country has gotten better, stayed
               about the same, or gotten worse?

               1.  BETTER
               3.  STAYED SAME
               5.  WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923528      H2a.  Would you say much better or somewhat better?
         H2b.  Would you say much worse or somewhat worse?

            <See V3527>

               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in H2
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in H2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923529      H3.   Would you say that over the past year, inflation  has
               gotten better, stayed about the same, or gotten worse?

               1.  BETTER
               3.  STAYED SAME
               5.  WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923530      H3a.  Would you say much better or somewhat better?
         H3b.  Would you say much worse or somewhat worse?

            <See V3529>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in H3
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in H3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923531      H4.   How about the economy.  Would you say that over the past
               year the nation's economy has gotten better, stayed about
               the same, or gotten worse?

               1.  GOTTEN BETTER
               3.  STAYED THE SAME
               5.  GOTTEN WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923532      H4a.  Would you say much better or somewhat better?
         H4b.  Would you say much worse or somewhat worse?

            <V3531>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in H4
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in H4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923533  H5.   What about in the last few months, since about the 4th of
               July. Would you say that the nation's economy has gotten
               better, stayed about the same, or gotten worse?

               1.  GOTTEN BETTER
               3.  STAYED THE SAME
               5.  GOTTEN WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923534      H5a.  Would you say much better or somewhat better?
         H5b.  Would you say much worse or somewhat worse?

            <See V3533>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in H5
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 8-9 in H5; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923535      H6.   Compared to four years ago, would you say that the
               nation's economy has gotten better, stayed about the same,
               or gotten worse?

               1.  GOTTEN BETTER
               3.  STAYED THE SAME
               5.  GOTTEN WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923536      H6a.  Would you say much better or somewhat better?
         H6b.  Would you say much worse or somewhat worse?

            <See V3535>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in H6
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 8-9 in H6; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923537  H7.   What about the next 12 months?  Do you expect the national
               economy to get better, get worse, or stay about the same?

               1.  GET BETTER
               3.  STAY THE SAME
               5.  GET WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923538      H8.   What about America's ability to compete in the world
               economy? Over the past year has that gotten better, stayed
               the same, or gotten worse?

               1.  BETTER
               3.  STAYED SAME
               5.  WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923539      H8a.  Would you say much better or somewhat better?
         H8b.  Would you say much worse or somewhat worse?

            <See V3539>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in H8
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in H8; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923540      H9.   Do you think that twenty years from now, the standard of
               living for the people who are just children now will be
               better, about the same, or worse than it is today?

               1.  BETTER
               3.  SAME
               5.  WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923541      H10.  Over the past year would you say that the economic
               policies of the federal government have made the nation's
               economy better, worse, or haven't they made much
               difference either way?

               1.  BETTER
               3.  HAVEN'T MADE MUCH DIFFERENCE
               5.  WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923542      H10a. Would you say much better or somewhat better?
         H10b.     Would you say much worse or somewhat worse?

            <See V3541>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in H10
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in H10; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923543      H11.  What about the economic conditions in this state. Would
               you say that over the past year economic conditions in
               this state have gotten better, stayed about the same, or
               gotten worse?

               1.  GOTTEN BETTER
               3.  STAYED THE SAME
               5.  GOTTEN WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923544    H11a. Would you say much better or somewhat better?
            H11b.     Would you say much worse or somewhat worse?

            <See V3543>
               1.  MUCH BETTER
               2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
               3.  Same; 3 in H11
               4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
               5.  MUCH WORSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in H11; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923545  H12a. (RB, P. 9)  Which party do you think would do a better job
                   of handling the nation's economy, the Democrats, the
                   Republicans, or wouldn't there be much difference between
                    them?

               1.  DEMOCRATS
               2.  REPUBLICANS
               3.  NO DIFFERENCE

               4.  PEROT (VOL)

               7.  NEITHER (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923546  H12b. Which party do you think would do a better job of handling
               foreign affairs?

               1.  DEMOCRATS
               2.  REPUBLICANS
               3.  NO DIFFERENCE

               4.  PEROT (VOL)

               7.  NEITHER (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923547  H12c. Which party do you think would do a better job of handling
               solving the problem of poverty?

               1.  DEMOCRATS
               2.  REPUBLICANS
               3.  NO DIFFERENCE

               4.  PEROT (VOL)

               7.  NEITHER (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923548  H12d. Which party do you think would do a better job of handling
               making health care more affordable?

               1.  DEMOCRATS
               2.  REPUBLICANS
               3.  NO DIFFERENCE

               4.  PEROT (VOL)

               7.  NEITHER (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923549      H13.  (RB, STILL P.9) Which party is more likely to cut social
               security benefits; the Democrats, the Republicans, or
               wouldn't there be much difference between them?

               1.  DEMOCRATS
               3.  NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE
               5.  REPUBLICANS

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923550      H14.  (RB, STILL P. 9) Which party is more likely to raise
               taxes; the Democrats, the Republicans or wouldn't there be
               much difference between them?

               1.  DEMOCRATS
               3.  NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE
               5.  REPUBLICANS

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

==============================
VAR 923551      H15.  Who do you think is more to blame for the federal budget
               deficit, the Bush administration or the Democratic
               Congress?

               1.  BUSH ADMINISTRATION
               2.  DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS

               3.  BOTH (VOL)
               7.  Reagan (volunteered)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

         THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 3552-3600

==============================
VAR 923601      J1.   During the past year, would you say that the United
               States' position in the world has grown weaker, stayed
               about the same, or has it grown stronger?

               1.  WEAKER
               3.  STAYED THE SAME
               5.  STRONGER

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923602  J2.   Looking ahead, do you think the problem of keeping out of
               war would be handled better in the next four years by
               the Republicans, by the Democrats, or about the same by
               both?

               1.  BETTER BY REPUBLICANS
               3.  SAME BY BOTH
               5.  BETTER BY DEMOCRATS

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923603  J3.   (RB, P. 10)  Some people say the U.S. should maintain its
               position as the world's strongest military power even if
               it means continuing high defense spending.  Would you say
               that you agree strongly, agree somewhat, neither agree nor
               disagree, disagree somewhat, disagree strongly?

               1.  AGREE STRONGLY
               2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
               3.  NEITHER AGREE OR DISAGREE
               4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
               5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923604      J4.   I am going to read you a statement about U.S. foreign
               policy and I would like you to tell me whether you agree
               or disagree.

               This country would be better off if we just stayed home
               and did not concern ourselves with problems in other parts
               of the world.

               1.  AGREE
               5.  DISAGREE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923605      J5.   (RB, P. 11) In the future, how willing should the United
               States be to use military force to solve international
               problems... extremely willing, very willing, somewhat
               willing, not very willing, or never willing?

               1.  EXTREMELY WILLING
               2.  VERY WILLING
               3.  SOMEWHAT WILLING
               4.  NOT VERY WILLING
               5.  NEVER WILLING

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923606      J6.   How worried are you about our country getting into a
               nuclear war at this time?  Are you very worried, somewhat
               worried, or not worried at all?

               1.  VERY WORRIED
               3.  SOMEWHAT WORRIED
               5.  NOT WORRIED

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923607      J7.   How worried are you about our country getting into a
               conventional war at this time, one in which nuclear
               weapons are not used?  Are you very worried, somewhat
               worried, or not worried at all?

               1.  VERY WORRIED
               3.  SOMEWHAT WORRIED
               5.  NOT WORRIED

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923608      J8.   Now we want to ask you about the Persian Gulf war that
               took place in early 1991.  Do you think we did the right
               thing in sending U.S. military forces to the Persian Gulf
               or should we have stayed out?

               1.  DID THE RIGHT THING
               3.  DEPENDS (VOL.)
               5.  SHOULD HAVE STAYED OUT

               7.  OTHER - SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923609      J9.   Before the war actually started, do you think one
               political party was more in favor of using military force
               in the Persian Gulf than the other party was, or do you
               think they were about equal in their support for using
               force?

               1.  ONE PARTY MORE
               5.  ABOUT EQUAL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923610      J9a.  (Which party supported the use of force more?)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J9; no 1992 interview

       NOTE: J10-J11b presented difficult problems for
       interviewers and respondents alike.  The intended reference
       was the incumbent of the 102nd Congress running for re-election as the
       district was constituted for the 103 rd
       Congress.  Thus, many respondents were asked to evaluate
       the performance of an incumbent who was not their
       Representative in the 102nd Congress.  Second, primaries
       were not held in FL, AZ, CT,NH, LA, MA MN NY, WA, WI until
       after the start of interviewing on September 1, so in many
       cases names of candidates were not decided at the start of
       interviewing.  The candidate names were given to
       interviewers as soon as they became available.

==============================
VAR 923611      J10.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

               1.  J11 PRE-EDITED WITH NAME #33 OR #34 FROM CANDIDATE
                   LIST

               2.  NO NAME #33 OR #34 IN CANDIDATE LIST

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923612  J11.  Do you remember how (_____________________) who is running
                                     (NAME #33, #34)
               for re-election in this district, voted on the use of
               force in the Persian Gulf?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO/DON'T REMEMBER/DK [DO NOT PROBE]

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in J10; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923613      J11a. Did (he/she) vote for or against the use of force?

            <See V3612>
               1.  FOR
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in J10; 5, 8-9 in J11; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923614      J11b. Would you guess that (he/she) probably voted for or
               against the use of force?

            <See V3612>
               1.  FOR
               5.  AGAINST

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in J10; 1, 8-9 in J11; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923615      J12.  Do you approve or disapprove of the way George Bush
               handled the war in the Persian Gulf?

               1.  APPROVE
               5.  DISAPPROVE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923616      J12a. Do you approve strongly or not strongly?
         J12b. Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

            <See V3615>
               1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
               2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in J12; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923617  J13.  As you look back on the Persian Gulf War now, do you think
               that anything good came out of it for the United States?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923618      J13a. What did you have in mind?

           NOTE: This code has been updated from the one used for the
                1991 Political Consequences of War Study (ICPSR #9673)

            <See V3617 for full question text.>
           5 mentions
           [Mention 1]

               Good Effects

               11. National Unity--united the country; showed we can pull
                   together in a crisis/will support our troops in war
               12. National Confidence--raised our
                   self-esteem/self-confidence; showed we are willing to
                   stand up for
                   ourselves/not willing to be pushed around; put to rest
                   the self-doubts/bad feelings over the Viet Nam war.
               13. Patriotism--increased pride in the nation/flag; made
                   people proud to be American
               14. Made people (more) aware of international situation(s)

               16. U.S. Troops--low U.S. casualties; brought soldiers
                   back safely; troops performed well; good leaders
                   emerged during the war
               17. The Military--raised the morale/pride of our armed
                   forces; increased respect for the military/veterans;
                   gave the Viet Nam veterans the approval/recognition
                   they deserve
               18. Military Victory--we won; proved we are capable of
                   winning a war; showed that we could go into a war to
                   win; demonstrated that we could win a war quickly/with
                   minimum casualties
               19. Military Capability--successfully tested our military
                   capability; proved our high technology weapons would
                   work; proved that a volunteer army could fight/defend
                   the U.S.; raised confidence in our defense systems/
                   program; gave us experience in fighting against Soviet
                   equipment/strategies; gained experience in
                   mobilization and deployment of military forces.
               21. Respect--other nations have more respect for us; it
                   made the U.S. well-liked; demonstrated U.S. leadership in
                   world; showed the world that we are powerful;
                   strengthened our position in the world; will make
                   other countries think twice before tangling with us
               22. Resolution--showed we are willing to back up our words
                   with actions/that we mean what we say/that we keep our
                   promises
               23. New World Order--showed we will stand up to
                   aggression/will protect our interests/are willing to
                   fight for what is right; shows we will protect weaker
                   countries from aggression by big countries/that we
                   will defend freedom and democracy throughout the
                   world; brought the U.S. recognition as a peace-keeping
                   nation/force; might deter other dictators from trying
                   the same thing in the future; increased the chances/
                   opportunity for world peace
               24. Collective Security--proved that the nations of the
                   world could work together for the good of mankind;
                   strengthened the United Nations as a force for peace
               25. Contributed to ending cold war/breakup of Soviet
                   Union/stopping spread of communism; improved relations
                   with Russia
               31. U.S. Economy--strengthened/helped the economy;
                   decreased the trade deficit; unemployment went down/
                   jobs opened up
               32. Oil--secured our oil supply; we can get the oil we
                   need/more oil now; lowered the price of oil/gasoline;
                   kept Saddam Hussein from taking control of the world's
                   oil supply
               41. Mideast Stability--increased the stability/prospects
                   for peace in the mideast.
               42. Relations with Mideast Nations--improved our relations
                   with Israel/Arab countries/Gulf states
               43. Kuwait--helped/liberated Kuwait; drove Iraq/Saddam
                   Hussein from Kuwait
               44. Iraq--defeated Iraq; destroyed Saddam Hussein's
                   military strength/ability to make nuclear or
                   biological weapons; stopped Iraq/Saddam Hussein from
                   taking over other countries; cut Iraq/Saddam Hussein
                   down to size

               49. Other Good Effects

               Miscellaneous Responses (Use for both F9a and F10a)

               95. Nothing that I can pinpoint/think of right now (ONLY
                   answer given by R)
               96. I can't explain it/put it into words (ONLY answer
                   given by R)

               97. Other Miscellaneous Response

               98. DK; haven't really thought about it (first mention
                   only)

               99. NA; refused; R only mentions loss of American
                   lives/people losing loved ones in the war (first
                   mention only)

               00. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J13; no further
                         mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923619      J13a. What did you have in mind?

      [Mention 2]

               Good Effects

               11. National Unity--united the country; showed we can pull
                   together in a crisis/will support our troops in war
               12. National Confidence--raised our
                   self-esteem/self-confidence; showed we are willing to
                   stand up for
                   ourselves/not willing to be pushed around; put to rest
                   the self-doubts/bad feelings over the Viet Nam war.
               13. Patriotism--increased pride in the nation/flag; made
                   people proud to be American
               14. Made people (more) aware of international situation(s)

               16. U.S. Troops--low U.S. casualties; brought soldiers
                   back safely; troops performed well; good leaders
                   emerged during the war
               17. The Military--raised the morale/pride of our armed
                   forces; increased respect for the military/veterans;
                   gave the Viet Nam veterans the approval/recognition
                   they deserve
               18. Military Victory--we won; proved we are capable of
                   winning a war; showed that we could go into a war to
                   win; demonstrated that we could win a war quickly/with
                   minimum casualties
               19. Military Capability--successfully tested our military
                   capability; proved our high technology weapons would
                   work; proved that a volunteer army could fight/defend
                   the U.S.; raised confidence in our defense systems/
                   program; gave us experience in fighting against Soviet
                   equipment/strategies; gained experience in
                   mobilization and deployment of military forces.
               21. Respect--other nations have more respect for us; it
                   made the U.S. well-liked; demonstrated U.S. leadership in
                   world; showed the world that we are powerful;
                   strengthened our position in the world; will make
                   other countries think twice before tangling with us
               22. Resolution--showed we are willing to back up our words
                   with actions/that we mean what we say/that we keep our
                   promises
               23. New World Order--showed we will stand up to
                   aggression/will protect our interests/are willing to
                   fight for what is right; shows we will protect weaker
                   countries from aggression by big countries/that we
                   will defend freedom and democracy throughout the
                   world; brought the U.S. recognition as a peace-keeping
                   nation/force; might deter other dictators from trying
                   the same thing in the future; increased the chances/
                   opportunity for world peace
               24. Collective Security--proved that the nations of the
                   world could work together for the good of mankind;
                   strengthened the United Nations as a force for peace
               25. Contributed to ending cold war/breakup of Soviet
                   Union/stopping spread of communism; improved relations
                   with Russia

               31. U.S. Economy--strengthened/helped the economy;
                   decreased the trade deficit; unemployment went down/
                   jobs opened up
               32. Oil--secured our oil supply; we can get the oil we
                   need/more oil now; lowered the price of oil/gasoline;
                   kept Saddam Hussein from taking control of the world's
                   oil supply

               41. Mideast Stability--increased the stability/prospects
                   for peace in the mideast.
               42. Relations with Mideast Nations--improved our relations
                   with Israel/Arab countries/Gulf states
               43. Kuwait--helped/liberated Kuwait; drove Iraq/Saddam
                   Hussein from Kuwait
               44. Iraq--defeated Iraq; destroyed Saddam Hussein's
                   military strength/ability to make nuclear or
                   biological weapons; stopped Iraq/Saddam Hussein from
                   taking over other countries; cut Iraq/Saddam Hussein
                   down to size

               49. Other Good Effects

               Miscellaneous Responses (Use for both F9a and F10a)

               95. Nothing that I can pinpoint/think of right now (ONLY
                   answer given by R)
               96. I can't explain it/put it into words (ONLY answer
                   given by R)

               97. Other Miscellaneous Response

               98. DK; haven't really thought about it (first mention
                   only)

               99. NA; refused; R only mentions loss of American
                   lives/people losing loved ones in the war (first
                   mention only)

               00. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J13; no further
                         mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923620      J13a. What did you have in mind?

      [Mention 3]
               Good Effects

               11. National Unity--united the country; showed we can pull
                   together in a crisis/will support our troops in war
               12. National Confidence--raised our
                   self-esteem/self-confidence; showed we are willing to
                   stand up for
                   ourselves/not willing to be pushed around; put to rest
                   the self-doubts/bad feelings over the Viet Nam war.
               13. Patriotism--increased pride in the nation/flag; made
                   people proud to be American
               14. Made people (more) aware of international situation(s)

               16. U.S. Troops--low U.S. casualties; brought soldiers
                   back safely; troops performed well; good leaders
                   emerged during the war
               17. The Military--raised the morale/pride of our armed
                   forces; increased respect for the military/veterans;
                   gave the Viet Nam veterans the approval/recognition
                   they deserve
               18. Military Victory--we won; proved we are capable of
                   winning a war; showed that we could go into a war to
                   win; demonstrated that we could win a war quickly/with
                   minimum casualties
               19. Military Capability--successfully tested our military
                   capability; proved our high technology weapons would
                   work; proved that a volunteer army could fight/defend
                   the U.S.; raised confidence in our defense systems/
                   program; gave us experience in fighting against Soviet
                   equipment/strategies; gained experience in
                   mobilization and deployment of military forces.

               21. Respect--other nations have more respect for us; it
                   made the U.S. well-liked; demonstrated U.S. leadership in
                   world; showed the world that we are powerful;
                   strengthened our position in the world; will make
                   other countries think twice before tangling with us
               22. Resolution--showed we are willing to back up our words
                   with actions/that we mean what we say/that we keep our
                   promises
               23. New World Order--showed we will stand up to
                   aggression/will protect our interests/are willing to
                   fight for what is right; shows we will protect weaker
                   countries from aggression by big countries/that we
                   will defend freedom and democracy throughout the
                   world; brought the U.S. recognition as a peace-keeping
                   nation/force; might deter other dictators from trying
                   the same thing in the future; increased the chances/
                   opportunity for world peace
               24. Collective Security--proved that the nations of the
                   world could work together for the good of mankind;
                   strengthened the United Nations as a force for peace
               25. Contributed to ending cold war/breakup of Soviet
                   Union/stopping spread of communism; improved relations
                   with Russia

               31. U.S. Economy--strengthened/helped the economy;
                   decreased the trade deficit; unemployment went down/
                   jobs opened up
               32. Oil--secured our oil supply; we can get the oil we
                   need/more oil now; lowered the price of oil/gasoline;
                   kept Saddam Hussein from taking control of the world's
                   oil supply

               41. Mideast Stability--increased the stability/prospects
                   for peace in the mideast.
               42. Relations with Mideast Nations--improved our relations
                   with Israel/Arab countries/Gulf states
               43. Kuwait--helped/liberated Kuwait; drove Iraq/Saddam
                   Hussein from Kuwait
               44. Iraq--defeated Iraq; destroyed Saddam Hussein's
                   military strength/ability to make nuclear or
                   biological weapons; stopped Iraq/Saddam Hussein from
                   taking over other countries; cut Iraq/Saddam Hussein
                   down to size

               49. Other Good Effects

               Miscellaneous Responses (Use for both F9a and F10a)

               95. Nothing that I can pinpoint/think of right now (ONLY
                   answer given by R)
               96. I can't explain it/put it into words (ONLY answer
                   given by R)

               97. Other Miscellaneous Response

               98. DK; haven't really thought about it (first mention
                   only)

               99. NA; refused; R only mentions loss of American
                   lives/people losing loved ones in the war (first
                   mention only)

               00. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J13; no further
                         mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923621      J13a. What did you have in mind?

      [Mention 4]

               Good Effects

               11. National Unity--united the country; showed we can pull
                   together in a crisis/will support our troops in war
               12. National Confidence--raised our
                   self-esteem/self-confidence; showed we are willing to
                   stand up for
                   ourselves/not willing to be pushed around; put to rest
                   the self-doubts/bad feelings over the Viet Nam war.
               13. Patriotism--increased pride in the nation/flag; made
                   people proud to be American
               14. Made people (more) aware of international situation(s)

               16. U.S. Troops--low U.S. casualties; brought soldiers
                   back safely; troops performed well; good leaders
                   emerged during the war
               17. The Military--raised the morale/pride of our armed
                   forces; increased respect for the military/veterans;
                   gave the Viet Nam veterans the approval/recognition
                   they deserve
               18. Military Victory--we won; proved we are capable of
                   winning a war; showed that we could go into a war to
                   win; demonstrated that we could win a war quickly/with
                   minimum casualties
               19. Military Capability--successfully tested our military
                   capability; proved our high technology weapons would
                   work; proved that a volunteer army could fight/defend
                   the U.S.; raised confidence in our defense systems/
                   program; gave us experience in fighting against Soviet
                   equipment/strategies; gained experience in
                   mobilization and deployment of military forces.

               21. Respect--other nations have more respect for us; it
                   made the U.S. well-liked; demonstrated U.S. leadership in
                   world; showed the world that we are powerful;
                   strengthened our position in the world; will make
                   other countries think twice before tangling with us
               22. Resolution--showed we are willing to back up our words
                   with actions/that we mean what we say/that we keep our
                   promises
               23. New World Order--showed we will stand up to
                   aggression/will protect our interests/are willing to
                   fight for what is right; shows we will protect weaker
                   countries from aggression by big countries/that we
                   will defend freedom and democracy throughout the
                   world; brought the U.S. recognition as a peace-keeping
                   nation/force; might deter other dictators from trying
                   the same thing in the future; increased the chances/
                   opportunity for world peace
               24. Collective Security--proved that the nations of the
                   world could work together for the good of mankind;
                   strengthened the United Nations as a force for peace
               25. Contributed to ending cold war/breakup of Soviet
                   Union/stopping spread of communism; improved relations
                   with Russia
               31. U.S. Economy--strengthened/helped the economy;
                   decreased the trade deficit; unemployment went down/
                   jobs opened up
               32. Oil--secured our oil supply; we can get the oil we
                   need/more oil now; lowered the price of oil/gasoline;
                   kept Saddam Hussein from taking control of the world's
                   oil supply
               41. Mideast Stability--increased the stability/prospects
                   for peace in the mideast.
               42. Relations with Mideast Nations--improved our relations
                   with Israel/Arab countries/Gulf states
               43. Kuwait--helped/liberated Kuwait; drove Iraq/Saddam
                   Hussein from Kuwait
               44. Iraq--defeated Iraq; destroyed Saddam Hussein's
                   military strength/ability to make nuclear or
                   biological weapons; stopped Iraq/Saddam Hussein from
                   taking over other countries; cut Iraq/Saddam Hussein
                   down to size

               49. Other Good Effects

               Miscellaneous Responses (Use for both F9a and F10a)

               95. Nothing that I can pinpoint/think of right now (ONLY
                   answer given by R)
               96. I can't explain it/put it into words (ONLY answer
                   given by R)

               97. Other Miscellaneous Response

               98. DK; haven't really thought about it (first mention
                   only)

               99. NA; refused; R only mentions loss of American
                   lives/people losing loved ones in the war (first
                   mention only)

               00. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J13; no further
                         mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923622      J13a. What did you have in mind?

      [Mention 5]

               Good Effects

               11. National Unity--united the country; showed we can pull
                   together in a crisis/will support our troops in war
               12. National Confidence--raised our
                   self-esteem/self-confidence; showed we are willing to
                   stand up for
                   ourselves/not willing to be pushed around; put to rest
                   the self-doubts/bad feelings over the Viet Nam war.
               13. Patriotism--increased pride in the nation/flag; made
                   people proud to be American
               14. Made people (more) aware of international situation(s)
               16. U.S. Troops--low U.S. casualties; brought soldiers
                   back safely; troops performed well; good leaders
                   emerged during the war
               17. The Military--raised the morale/pride of our armed
                   forces; increased respect for the military/veterans;
                   gave the Viet Nam veterans the approval/recognition
                   they deserve
               18. Military Victory--we won; proved we are capable of
                   winning a war; showed that we could go into a war to
                   win; demonstrated that we could win a war quickly/with
                   minimum casualties
               19. Military Capability--successfully tested our military
                   capability; proved our high technology weapons would
                   work; proved that a volunteer army could fight/defend
                   the U.S.; raised confidence in our defense systems/
                   program; gave us experience in fighting against Soviet
                   equipment/strategies; gained experience in
                   mobilization and deployment of military forces.
               21. Respect--other nations have more respect for us; it
                   made the U.S. well-liked; demonstrated U.S. leadership in
                   world; showed the world that we are powerful;
                   strengthened our position in the world; will make
                   other countries think twice before tangling with us
               22. Resolution--showed we are willing to back up our words
                   with actions/that we mean what we say/that we keep our
                   promises
               23. New World Order--showed we will stand up to
                   aggression/will protect our interests/are willing to
                   fight for what is right; shows we will protect weaker
                   countries from aggression by big countries/that we
                   will defend freedom and democracy throughout the
                   world; brought the U.S. recognition as a peace-keeping
                   nation/force; might deter other dictators from trying
                   the same thing in the future; increased the chances/
                   opportunity for world peace
               24. Collective Security--proved that the nations of the
                   world could work together for the good of mankind;
                   strengthened the United Nations as a force for peace
               25. Contributed to ending cold war/breakup of Soviet
                   Union/stopping spread of communism; improved relations
                   with Russia

               31. U.S. Economy--strengthened/helped the economy;
                   decreased the trade deficit; unemployment went down/
                   jobs opened up
               32. Oil--secured our oil supply; we can get the oil we
                   need/more oil now; lowered the price of oil/gasoline;
                   kept Saddam Hussein from taking control of the world's
                   oil supply

               41. Mideast Stability--increased the stability/prospects
                   for peace in the mideast.
               42. Relations with Mideast Nations--improved our relations
                   with Israel/Arab countries/Gulf states
               43. Kuwait--helped/liberated Kuwait; drove Iraq/Saddam
                   Hussein from Kuwait
               44. Iraq--defeated Iraq; destroyed Saddam Hussein's
                   military strength/ability to make nuclear or
                   biological weapons; stopped Iraq/Saddam Hussein from
                   taking over other countries; cut Iraq/Saddam Hussein
                   down to size

               49. Other Good Effects

               Miscellaneous Responses (Use for both F9a and F10a)

               95. Nothing that I can pinpoint/think of right now (ONLY
                   answer given by R)
               96. I can't explain it/put it into words (ONLY answer
                   given by R)

               97. Other Miscellaneous Response

               98. DK; haven't really thought about it (first mention
                   only)

               99. NA; refused; R only mentions loss of American
                   lives/people losing loved ones in the war (first
                   mention only)

               00. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J13; no further
                         mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923623      J14.  Other than losing lives, do you think anything bad came
               out of the war for the United States?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923624      J14a.  What did you have in mind?

     NOTE: This code has been updated from the one used for the 1991
           Political Consequences of War Study (ICPSR #9673)

            <See V3623 for full question text.>

           5 mentions.
             [Mention 1]

               Bad Effects

               51. Tarnished U.S. Image (NFS)--projected a bad image of
                   U.S. to the world/in poor countries/in the mideast;
                   lost us the respect of other nations; generated ill
                   will/made enemies for us in other countries
               52. Aggressor Nation--gives us the image of being an
                   aggressor/warmonger nation; makes us appear willing to
                   fight for pay for anyone who has the money; makes it
                   easier for us to use force again when faced with an
                   international problem; might make us overconfident in
                   our ability to get our way by use of force
               53. International Policeman--made ourselves the
                   international policeman; obligated ourselves to give
                   military protection to all/other (small) countries
               61. Foreign Deaths--a lot of innocent people in the
                   mideast were killed, displaced or wounded; deaths in
                   Israel from missile attacks; Iraqis killed during and
                   after the war
               62. Environmental Damage--burning oil wells polluting the
                   air; oil released into the Gulf polluting water and
                   beaches; damage done to wild fowl and sealife
               63. War Damage--damage done to countries in the mideast;
                   we will have to pay for/be responsible for cleaning up
                   the damage done to Iraq/Kuwait/Israel during the war
               64. Deepened Our Involvement--we are now more deeply
                   involved in the politics of the mideast/in the
                   Arab-Israeli problem
               71. Hurt the U.S. Economy--caused a recession; people lost
                   their jobs/can't find jobs
               72. Energy Costs--increased the cost of oil/gasoline;
                   didn't lower/change the cost of oil/gasoline; will
                   decrease or has decreased the supply of oil in the
                   world/destroyed oil wells
               73. Oil Dependency--increased our dependence on (mideast)
                   oil
                   for energy; made us less willing to develop other sources
                   of energy
               74. Financial Cost--we spent a lot of money; lost a lot of
                   supplies/armaments/equipment; need to raise taxes to
                   pay for the war; increased our national debt
               75. Neglected Domestic Needs--money diverted from domestic
                   programs/needs in order to finance the war
               76. Defense Spending--will encourage increased spending on
                   defense; will lessen pressure to cut defense spending
               77. Effect on U.S. Civilians--disrupted the lives of
                   people called into the service/sent overseas; caused
                   hardship for families of reservists called to active
                   duty; created stress/emotional problems for children
               78. Effect on U.S. Soldiers--emotional/psychological
                   problems caused by combat; medical problems/diseases
                   contracted while in the Gulf; sexual assaults suffered
                   by female soldiers
               79. Bad effect on U.S. morale or character; caused
                   internal divisions and/or unrest; nationalistic
                   frenzy; distorted national goals and priorities;
                   caused U.S. to do bad or immoral things
               80. Military conduct of war was bad/doesn't reflect
                   favorably on U.S.; American soldiers being killed by
                   own forces; weapons that didn't work (properly); bad
                   or botched military strategy
               81. Left Saddam in Power--didn't get rid of/punish Saddam
                   Hussein; didn't finish the job
               82. Kuwait Not a Democracy--failure of Kuwait to establish
                   a democratic government; repression/injustice being
                   committed in Kuwait since the end of the war
               83. Failed Rebellion--we encouraged Iraqis to rebel
                   against Saddam Hussein then didn't support them/left
                   them to fight alone; Kurdish refugee problem--all
                   mentions
               84. Troops Still in Iraq--we still have forces in Iraq;
                   the war is not over yet
               85. "Iraqgate"--all mentions of selling arms to/failing to
                   restrain Iraq; diminished support for Gulf War/
                   confidence in government because of "Iraqgate" events
               86. Doubts about having been told the truth about the
                   conduct of the war/goals of the war; skepticism about
                   motives for going to war (e.g., political play, gain
                   economic advantages, protect oil supply)

               Miscellaneous Responses (Use for both F9a and F10a)

               87. Solved No Problems--didn't resolve any of the problem
                   in the mideast; didn't cause the countries in the
                   mideast to unite/get along better; didn't bring peace
                   to the mideast
               88. Didn't Accomplish Anything (NFS)--everything about the
                   war was bad; nothing good came from the war; nothing
                   (good) was accomplished

               89. Other Bad Effects

               95. Nothing that I can pinpoint/think of right now (ONLY
                   answer given by R)
               96. I can't explain it/put it into words (ONLY answer
                   given by R)

               97. Other Miscellaneous Response

               98. DK; haven't really thought about it (first mention
                   only)

               99. NA; refused; R only mentions loss of American
                   lives/people losing loved ones in the war (first
                   mention only)

               00. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J14; no further
                   mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923625      J14a.  What did you have in mind?

      [Mention 2]

               Bad Effects

               51. Tarnished U.S. Image (NFS)--projected a bad image of
                   U.S. to the world/in poor countries/in the mideast;
                   lost us the respect of other nations; generated ill
                   will/made enemies for us in other countries
               52. Aggressor Nation--gives us the image of being an
                   aggressor/warmonger nation; makes us appear willing to
                   fight for pay for anyone who has the money; makes it
                   easier for us to use force again when faced with an
                   international problem; might make us overconfident in
                   our ability to get our way by use of force
               53. International Policeman--made ourselves the
                   international policeman; obligated ourselves to give
                   military protection to all/other (small) countries
               61. Foreign Deaths--a lot of innocent people in the
                   mideast were killed, displaced or wounded; deaths in
                   Israel from missile attacks; Iraqis killed during and
                   after the war
               62. Environmental Damage--burning oil wells polluting the
                   air; oil released into the Gulf polluting water and
                   beaches; damage done to wild fowl and sealife
               63. War Damage--damage done to countries in the mideast;
                   we will have to pay for/be responsible for cleaning up
                   the damage done to Iraq/Kuwait/Israel during the war
               64. Deepened Our Involvement--we are now more deeply
                   involved in the politics of the mideast/in the
                   Arab-Israeli problem
               71. Hurt the U.S. Economy--caused a recession; people lost
                   their jobs/can't find jobs
               72. Energy Costs--increased the cost of oil/gasoline;
                   didn't lower/change the cost of oil/gasoline; will
                   decrease or has decreased the supply of oil in the
                   world/destroyed oil wells
               73. Oil Dependency--increased our dependence on (mideast)
                   oil
                   for energy; made us less willing to develop other sources
                   of energy
               74. Financial Cost--we spent a lot of money; lost a lot of
                   supplies/armaments/equipment; need to raise taxes to
                   pay for the war; increased our national debt
               75. Neglected Domestic Needs--money diverted from domestic
                   programs/needs in order to finance the war
               76. Defense Spending--will encourage increased spending on
                   defense; will lessen pressure to cut defense spending
               77. Effect on U.S. Civilians--disrupted the lives of
                   people called into the service/sent overseas; caused
                   hardship for families of reservists called to active
                   duty; created stress/emotional problems for children
               78. Effect on U.S. Soldiers--emotional/psychological
                   problems caused by combat; medical problems/diseases
                   contracted while in the Gulf; sexual assaults suffered
                   by female soldiers
               79. Bad effect on U.S. morale or character; caused
                   internal divisions and/or unrest; nationalistic
                   frenzy; distorted national goals and priorities;
                   caused U.S. to do bad or immoral things
               80. Military conduct of war was bad/doesn't reflect
                   favorably on U.S.; American soldiers being killed by
                   own forces; weapons that didn't work (properly); bad
                   or botched military strategy
               81. Left Saddam in Power--didn't get rid of/punish Saddam
                   Hussein; didn't finish the job
               82. Kuwait Not a Democracy--failure of Kuwait to establish
                   a democratic government; repression/injustice being
                   committed in Kuwait since the end of the war
               83. Failed Rebellion--we encouraged Iraqis to rebel
                   against Saddam Hussein then didn't support them/left
                   them to fight alone; Kurdish refugee problem--all
                   mentions
               84. Troops Still in Iraq--we still have forces in Iraq;
                   the war is not over yet
               85. "Iraqgate"--all mentions of selling arms to/failing to
                   restrain Iraq; diminished support for Gulf War/
                   confidence in government because of "Iraqgate" events
               86. Doubts about having been told the truth about the
                   conduct of the war/goals of the war; skepticism about
                   motives for going to war (e.g., political play, gain
                   economic advantages, protect oil supply)

               Miscellaneous Responses (Use for both F9a and F10a)

               87. Solved No Problems--didn't resolve any of the problem
                   in the mideast; didn't cause the countries in the
                   mideast to unite/get along better; didn't bring peace
                   to the mideast
               88. Didn't Accomplish Anything (NFS)--everything about the
                   war was bad; nothing good came from the war; nothing
                   (good) was accomplished

               89. Other Bad Effects

               95. Nothing that I can pinpoint/think of right now (ONLY
                   answer given by R)
               96. I can't explain it/put it into words (ONLY answer
                   given by R)

               97. Other Miscellaneous Response

               98. DK; haven't really thought about it (first mention
                   only)

               99. NA; refused; R only mentions loss of American
                   lives/people losing loved ones in the war (first
                   mention only)

               00. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J14; no further
                   mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923626      J14a.  What did you have in mind?

      [Mention 3]

               Bad Effects

               51. Tarnished U.S. Image (NFS)--projected a bad image of
                   U.S. to the world/in poor countries/in the mideast;
                   lost us the respect of other nations; generated ill
                   will/made enemies for us in other countries
               52. Aggressor Nation--gives us the image of being an
                   aggressor/warmonger nation; makes us appear willing to
                   fight for pay for anyone who has the money; makes it
                   easier for us to use force again when faced with an
                   international problem; might make us overconfident in
                   our ability to get our way by use of force
               53. International Policeman--made ourselves the
                   international policeman; obligated ourselves to give
                   military protection to all/other (small) countries

               61. Foreign Deaths--a lot of innocent people in the
                   mideast were killed, displaced or wounded; deaths in
                   Israel from missile attacks; Iraqis killed during and
                   after the war
               62. Environmental Damage--burning oil wells polluting the
                   air; oil released into the Gulf polluting water and
                   beaches; damage done to wild fowl and sealife
               63. War Damage--damage done to countries in the mideast;
                   we will have to pay for/be responsible for cleaning up
                   the damage done to Iraq/Kuwait/Israel during the war
               64. Deepened Our Involvement--we are now more deeply
                   involved in the politics of the mideast/in the
                   Arab-Israeli problem

               71. Hurt the U.S. Economy--caused a recession; people lost
                   their jobs/can't find jobs
               72. Energy Costs--increased the cost of oil/gasoline;
                   didn't lower/change the cost of oil/gasoline; will
                   decrease or has decreased the supply of oil in the
                   world/destroyed oil wells
               73. Oil Dependency--increased our dependence on (mideast)
                   oil
                   for energy; made us less willing to develop other sources
                   of energy
               74. Financial Cost--we spent a lot of money; lost a lot of
                   supplies/armaments/equipment; need to raise taxes to
                   pay for the war; increased our national debt
               75. Neglected Domestic Needs--money diverted from domestic
                   programs/needs in order to finance the war
               76. Defense Spending--will encourage increased spending on
                   defense; will lessen pressure to cut defense spending
               77. Effect on U.S. Civilians--disrupted the lives of
                   people called into the service/sent overseas; caused
                   hardship for families of reservists called to active
                   duty; created stress/emotional problems for children
               78. Effect on U.S. Soldiers--emotional/psychological
                   problems caused by combat; medical problems/diseases
                   contracted while in the Gulf; sexual assaults suffered
                   by female soldiers
               79. Bad effect on U.S. morale or character; caused
                   internal divisions and/or unrest; nationalistic
                   frenzy; distorted national goals and priorities;
                   caused U.S. to do bad or immoral things
               80. Military conduct of war was bad/doesn't reflect
                   favorably on U.S.; American soldiers being killed by
                   own forces; weapons that didn't work (properly); bad
                   or botched military strategy
               81. Left Saddam in Power--didn't get rid of/punish Saddam
                   Hussein; didn't finish the job
               82. Kuwait Not a Democracy--failure of Kuwait to establish
                   a democratic government; repression/injustice being
                   committed in Kuwait since the end of the war
               83. Failed Rebellion--we encouraged Iraqis to rebel
                   against Saddam Hussein then didn't support them/left
                   them to fight alone; Kurdish refugee problem--all
                   mentions
               84. Troops Still in Iraq--we still have forces in Iraq;
                   the war is not over yet
               85. "Iraqgate"--all mentions of selling arms to/failing to
                   restrain Iraq; diminished support for Gulf War/
                   confidence in government because of "Iraqgate" events
               86. Doubts about having been told the truth about the
                   conduct of the war/goals of the war; skepticism about
                   motives for going to war (e.g., political play, gain
                   economic advantages, protect oil supply)

               Miscellaneous Responses (Use for both F9a and F10a)

               87. Solved No Problems--didn't resolve any of the problem
                   in the mideast; didn't cause the countries in the
                   mideast to unite/get along better; didn't bring peace
                   to the mideast
               88. Didn't Accomplish Anything (NFS)--everything about the
                   war was bad; nothing good came from the war; nothing
                   (good) was accomplished

               89. Other Bad Effects

               95. Nothing that I can pinpoint/think of right now (ONLY
                   answer given by R)
               96. I can't explain it/put it into words (ONLY answer
                   given by R)

               97. Other Miscellaneous Response

               98. DK; haven't really thought about it (first mention
                   only)

               99. NA; refused; R only mentions loss of American
                   lives/people losing loved ones in the war (first
                   mention only)

               00. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J14; no further
                   mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923627      J14a.  What did you have in mind?

      [Mention 4]

               Bad Effects

               51. Tarnished U.S. Image (NFS)--projected a bad image of
                   U.S. to the world/in poor countries/in the mideast;
                   lost us the respect of other nations; generated ill
                   will/made enemies for us in other countries
               52. Aggressor Nation--gives us the image of being an
                   aggressor/warmonger nation; makes us appear willing to
                   fight for pay for anyone who has the money; makes it
                   easier for us to use force again when faced with an
                   international problem; might make us overconfident in
                   our ability to get our way by use of force
               53. International Policeman--made ourselves the
                   international policeman; obligated ourselves to give
                   military protection to all/other (small) countries

               61. Foreign Deaths--a lot of innocent people in the
                   mideast were killed, displaced or wounded; deaths in
                   Israel from missile attacks; Iraqis killed during and
                   after the war
               62. Environmental Damage--burning oil wells polluting the
                   air; oil released into the Gulf polluting water and
                   beaches; damage done to wild fowl and sealife
               63. War Damage--damage done to countries in the mideast;
                   we will have to pay for/be responsible for cleaning up
                   the damage done to Iraq/Kuwait/Israel during the war
               64. Deepened Our Involvement--we are now more deeply
                   involved in the politics of the mideast/in the
                   Arab-Israeli problem

               71. Hurt the U.S. Economy--caused a recession; people lost
                   their jobs/can't find jobs
               72. Energy Costs--increased the cost of oil/gasoline;
                   didn't lower/change the cost of oil/gasoline; will
                   decrease or has decreased the supply of oil in the
                   world/destroyed oil wells
               73. Oil Dependency--increased our dependence on (mideast)
                   oil
                   for energy; made us less willing to develop other sources
                   of energy
               74. Financial Cost--we spent a lot of money; lost a lot of
                   supplies/armaments/equipment; need to raise taxes to
                   pay for the war; increased our national debt
               75. Neglected Domestic Needs--money diverted from domestic
                   programs/needs in order to finance the war
               76. Defense Spending--will encourage increased spending on
                   defense; will lessen pressure to cut defense spending
               77. Effect on U.S. Civilians--disrupted the lives of
                   people called into the service/sent overseas; caused
                   hardship for families of reservists called to active
                   duty; created stress/emotional problems for children
               78. Effect on U.S. Soldiers--emotional/psychological
                   problems caused by combat; medical problems/diseases
                   contracted while in the Gulf; sexual assaults suffered
                   by female soldiers
               79. Bad effect on U.S. morale or character; caused
                   internal divisions and/or unrest; nationalistic
                   frenzy; distorted national goals and priorities;
                   caused U.S. to do bad or immoral things
               80. Military conduct of war was bad/doesn't reflect
                   favorably on U.S.; American soldiers being killed by
                   own forces; weapons that didn't work (properly); bad
                   or botched military strategy
               81. Left Saddam in Power--didn't get rid of/punish Saddam
                   Hussein; didn't finish the job
               82. Kuwait Not a Democracy--failure of Kuwait to establish
                   a democratic government; repression/injustice being
                   committed in Kuwait since the end of the war
               83. Failed Rebellion--we encouraged Iraqis to rebel
                   against Saddam Hussein then didn't support them/left
                   them to fight alone; Kurdish refugee problem--all
                   mentions
               84. Troops Still in Iraq--we still have forces in Iraq;
                   the war is not over yet
               85. "Iraqgate"--all mentions of selling arms to/failing to
                   restrain Iraq; diminished support for Gulf War/
                   confidence in government because of "Iraqgate" events
               86. Doubts about having been told the truth about the
                   conduct of the war/goals of the war; skepticism about
                   motives for going to war (e.g., political play, gain
                   economic advantages, protect oil supply)

               Miscellaneous Responses (Use for both F9a and F10a)

               87. Solved No Problems--didn't resolve any of the problem
                   in the mideast; didn't cause the countries in the
                   mideast to unite/get along better; didn't bring peace
                   to the mideast
               88. Didn't Accomplish Anything (NFS)--everything about the
                   war was bad; nothing good came from the war; nothing
                   (good) was accomplished

               89. Other Bad Effects

               95. Nothing that I can pinpoint/think of right now (ONLY
                   answer given by R)
               96. I can't explain it/put it into words (ONLY answer
                   given by R)

               97. Other Miscellaneous Response

               98. DK; haven't really thought about it (first mention
                   only)

               99. NA; refused; R only mentions loss of American
                   lives/people losing loved ones in the war (first
                   mention only)

               00. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J14; no further
                   mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923628      J14a.  What did you have in mind?

              [Mention 5]

               Bad Effects

               51. Tarnished U.S. Image (NFS)--projected a bad image of
                   U.S. to the world/in poor countries/in the mideast;
                   lost us the respect of other nations; generated ill
                   will/made enemies for us in other countries
               52. Aggressor Nation--gives us the image of being an
                   aggressor/warmonger nation; makes us appear willing to
                   fight for pay for anyone who has the money; makes it
                   easier for us to use force again when faced with an
                   international problem; might make us overconfident in
                   our ability to get our way by use of force
               53. International Policeman--made ourselves the
                   international policeman; obligated ourselves to give
                   military protection to all/other (small) countries

               61. Foreign Deaths--a lot of innocent people in the
                   mideast were killed, displaced or wounded; deaths in
                   Israel from missile attacks; Iraqis killed during and
                   after the war
               62. Environmental Damage--burning oil wells polluting the
                   air; oil released into the Gulf polluting water and
                   beaches; damage done to wild fowl and sealife
               63. War Damage--damage done to countries in the mideast;
                   we will have to pay for/be responsible for cleaning up
                   the damage done to Iraq/Kuwait/Israel during the war
               64. Deepened Our Involvement--we are now more deeply
                   involved in the politics of the mideast/in the
                   Arab-Israeli problem

               71. Hurt the U.S. Economy--caused a recession; people lost
                   their jobs/can't find jobs
               72. Energy Costs--increased the cost of oil/gasoline;
                   didn't lower/change the cost of oil/gasoline; will
                   decrease or has decreased the supply of oil in the
                   world/destroyed oil wells
               73. Oil Dependency--increased our dependence on (mideast)
                   oil
                   for energy; made us less willing to develop other sources
                   of energy
               74. Financial Cost--we spent a lot of money; lost a lot of
                   supplies/armaments/equipment; need to raise taxes to
                   pay for the war; increased our national debt
               75. Neglected Domestic Needs--money diverted from domestic
                   programs/needs in order to finance the war
               76. Defense Spending--will encourage increased spending on
                   defense; will lessen pressure to cut defense spending
               77. Effect on U.S. Civilians--disrupted the lives of
                   people called into the service/sent overseas; caused
                   hardship for families of reservists called to active
                   duty; created stress/emotional problems for children
               78. Effect on U.S. Soldiers--emotional/psychological
                   problems caused by combat; medical problems/diseases
                   contracted while in the Gulf; sexual assaults suffered
                   by female soldiers
               79. Bad effect on U.S. morale or character; caused
                   internal divisions and/or unrest; nationalistic
                   frenzy; distorted national goals and priorities;
                   caused U.S. to do bad or immoral things
               80. Military conduct of war was bad/doesn't reflect
                   favorably on U.S.; American soldiers being killed by
                   own forces; weapons that didn't work (properly); bad
                   or botched military strategy
               81. Left Saddam in Power--didn't get rid of/punish Saddam
                   Hussein; didn't finish the job
               82. Kuwait Not a Democracy--failure of Kuwait to establish
                   a democratic government; repression/injustice being
                   committed in Kuwait since the end of the war
               83. Failed Rebellion--we encouraged Iraqis to rebel
                   against Saddam Hussein then didn't support them/left
                   them to fight alone; Kurdish refugee problem--all
                   mentions
               84. Troops Still in Iraq--we still have forces in Iraq;
                   the war is not over yet
               85. "Iraqgate"--all mentions of selling arms to/failing to
                   restrain Iraq; diminished support for Gulf War/
                   confidence in government because of "Iraqgate" events
               86. Doubts about having been told the truth about the
                   conduct of the war/goals of the war; skepticism about
                   motives for going to war (e.g., political play, gain
                   economic advantages, protect oil supply)

               Miscellaneous Responses (Use for both F9a and F10a)

               87. Solved No Problems--didn't resolve any of the problem
                   in the mideast; didn't cause the countries in the
                   mideast to unite/get along better; didn't bring peace
                   to the mideast
               88. Didn't Accomplish Anything (NFS)--everything about the
                   war was bad; nothing good came from the war; nothing
                   (good) was accomplished

               89. Other Bad Effects

               95. Nothing that I can pinpoint/think of right now (ONLY
                   answer given by R)
               96. I can't explain it/put it into words (ONLY answer
                   given by R)

               97. Other Miscellaneous Response

               98. DK; haven't really thought about it (first mention
                   only)

               99. NA; refused; R only mentions loss of American
                   lives/people losing loved ones in the war (first
                   mention only)

               00. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in J14; no further
                   mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923629  J15.  All things considered, do you think the war was worth the
               cost or not?

               1.  WORTH IT
               5.  NOT WORTH IT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923630  J16.  Some people think that the U.S. and its allies should have
               continued to fight Iraq until Saddam Hussein was driven
               from power.  Others think that the U.S. was right to stop
               fighting after Kuwait was liberated.  What do you think?
               Should the war have continued or should it have stopped?

               1.  SHOULD HAVE CONTINUED
               3.  SHOULD HAVE STOPPED
               5.  DK/NEITHER/BOTH, ETC. (VOL.)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923631  K1.   Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as a
               Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what?

               1.  REPUBLICAN
               5.  DEMOCRAT

               2.  INDEPENDENT
               3.  NO PREFERENCE
               4.  OTHER PARTY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923632  K1a.  Would you call yourself a strong Republican or a not very
               strong Republican?
         K1b.  Would you call yourself a strong Democrat or a not very
               strong Democrat?

               1.  STRONG
               5.  NOT VERY STRONG

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2-4, 8-9 in K1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923633  K1c.  Do you think of yourself as closer to the Republican Party
               or to the Democratic Party?

               1.  CLOSER TO REPUBLICAN
               3.  NEITHER
               5.  CLOSER TO DEMOCRATIC

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 1, 5, 8-9 in K1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923634      K1z.  SUMMARY:  R's Party ID

               Built from K1, K1a-c

               0.  STRONG DEMOCRAT (510)
               1.  WEAK DEMOCRAT (550, 580, 590)
               2.  INDEPENDENT-DEMOCRAT (205, 305, 405)
               3.  INDEPENDENT-INDEPENDENT (203, 208, 209)
               4.  INDEPENDENT-REPUBLICAN (201, 301, 401)
               5.  WEAK REPUBLICAN (150, 180, 190)
               6.  STRONG REPUBLICAN (110)
               7.  OTHER-MINOR PARTY, REFUSES TO SAY (403, 408, 409)

               8.  APOLITICAL (303, 308, 309)
               9.  NA (800, 900)

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

        Code 8 (APOLITICAL) was used only if Respondent had a code
        of 3 (NO PREFERENCE) in K1 and a code of 3, 8, or 9
        (NEITHER, DK, OR NA) in K1c and also showed little or no
        interest in politics in response to each of the following
        questions: A1 (pre), A4 (pre), M4 (pre), F1 (post).
        Respondents who showed interest in politics in response to
        A1 (pre), A4 (pre), M4 (pre), or F1 (post) were recoded to
        3.

==============================
VAR 923635  K2. (RB, P. 12) I am going to read a list of words and phrases
               people may use to describe political figures.  For each,
               tell me whether the word or phrase describes the candidate
               I name.

               Think about George Bush.  In your opinion does the phrase
               "he is intelligent" describe George Bush extremely well,
               quite well, not too well, or not well at all?

         K2a.  INTELLIGENT?

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923636      K2b.  (How about) Compassionate?

            <See V3635 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923637      K2c.  Moral?

            <See V3635 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923638      K2d.  Inspiring?

            <See V3635 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923639      K2e.  Provides strong leadership?

            <See V3635 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923640      K2f.  Really cares about people like you?

            <See V3635 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923641      K2g.  Knowledgeable?

            <See V3635 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923642      K2h.  Honest?

            <See V3635 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923643      K2i.  Gets things done?

            <See V3635 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923644      K3.   (RB, STILL ON P. 12) Think about Bill Clinton.  In your
               opinion, does "intelligent" describe Bill Clinton
               extremely well, quite well, not too well, or not well at
               all?

     K3a.  INTELLIGENT?

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923645      K3b.  (How about) Compassionate?

            <See V3644 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923646      K3c.  Moral?

            <See V3644 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923647      K3d.  Inspiring?

            <See V3644 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923648      K3e.  Provides strong leadership?

            <See V3644 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923649      K3f.  Really cares about people like you?

            <See V3644 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923650      K3g.  Knowledgeable?

            <See V3644 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923651      K3h.  Honest?

            <See V3644 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923652      K3i.  Gets things done?

            <See V3644 for full question text.>

               1.  EXTREMELY WELL
               2.  QUITE WELL
               3.  NOT TOO WELL
               4.  NOT WELL AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

         THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 3653-3700

==============================
VAR 923701      L1.   (RB, P. 13) Some people think the government should
               provide fewer services, even in areas such as health and
               education in order to reduce spending. Suppose these
               people are at one end of the scale at point 1. Other
               people feel it is important for the government to provide
               many more services even if it means an increase in
               spending.  Suppose these people are at the other end, at
               point 7.  And of course, some other people have opinions
               somewhere in between at points 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6.

         L1a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't
               you thought much about this?

               1.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES, REDUCE SPENDING A
                   LOT
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES INCREASE SPENDING A
                   LOT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 923702      L1b.  Where would you place George Bush on this scale?

            <See V3701>
               1.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES, REDUCE SPENDING A
                   LOT
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES INCREASE SPENDING A
                   LOT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in L1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923703      L1c.  (Where would you place) Bill Clinton (on this scale)?

            <See V3701>
               1.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES, REDUCE SPENDING A
                   LOT
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES INCREASE SPENDING A
                   LOT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in L1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923704      L1d/L1ad.  The Republican party?

            <See V3701>
               1.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES, REDUCE SPENDING A
                   LOT
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES INCREASE SPENDING A
                   LOT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 9 in L1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923705      L1e/L1ae.  The Democratic party?

            <See V3701>
               1.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES, REDUCE SPENDING A
                   LOT
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES INCREASE SPENDING A
                   LOT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 9 in L1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923706      L1f.  What the federal government is doing now?

            <See V3701>
               1.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY FEWER SERVICES, REDUCE SPENDING A
                   LOT
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GOV'T PROVIDE MANY MORE SERVICES INCREASE SPENDING A
                   LOT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in L1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923707  L2.   (RB, P. 14) Some people believe that we should spend much
               less money for defense.  Others feel that defense spending
               should be greatly increased.

         L2a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't
               you thought much about this?

               1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

               8.  DK

               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 923708      L2b.  Where would you place George Bush on this scale?

            <See V3707>
               1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

               8.  DK

               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011;
                   0, 8-9 in L21l;
                   no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923709      L2c.  (Where would you place) Bill Clinton (on this scale)?

            <See V3707>
               1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

               8.  DK

               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in L2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923710      L2d/L2ad.  The Republican party?

            <See V3707>
               1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

               8.  DK

               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 9 in L2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923711      L2e/L2ae.  The Democratic party?

            <See V3707>
               1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

               8.  DK

               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 9 in L2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923712      L2f.  What the federal government is doing now?

            <See V3707>
               1.  GREATLY DECREASE DEFENSE SPENDING
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GREATLY INCREASE DEFENSE SPENDING

               8.  DK

               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in L2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923713      L3.   Now, thinking about health care.  Can you (and your
               family) afford to pay for the health care that you need?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923714      L3a.  Do you presently have any kind of health insurance?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923715  L4.   Are you satisfied or dissatisfied with the quality of the
               health care available to you and your family?

               1.  SATISFIED
               5.  DISSATISFIED

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923716  L5.   (RB, P. 15) There is much concern about the rapid rise in
               medical and hospital costs.  Some people feel there should
               be a government insurance plan which would cover all
               medical and hospital expenses for everyone.  Others feel
               that all medical expenses should be paid by individuals,
               and through private insurance plans like Blue Cross or
               other company paid plans.

         L5a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't
               you thought much about this?

               1.  GOVERNMENT INSURANCE PLAN
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  PRIVATE INSURANCE PLAN

               8.  DK
               9.  NA; no 1992 interview

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 923717   L6.   Do you think the government should require companies to
               allow up to six months unpaid leave for parents to spend
               time with their newborn or newly adopted children, or is
               this something that should be left up to the individual
               employer?

               1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD REQUIRE
               2.  LEFT TO INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYER

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923718  L7.   (RB, P. 16) Some people feel the government in Washington
               should see to it that every person has a job and a good
               standard of living.  Others think the government should
               just let each person get ahead on their own.

         L7a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't
               you thought much about this?

               1.  GOVERNMENT SEE TO JOB AND GOOD STANDARD OF LIVING
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  GOVERNMENT LET EACH PERSON GET AHEAD

               8.  DK
               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 923719  L7b/L7ab. Where would you place
            George Bush on this scale?

            <See V3718>
               Same code as L7a, except:

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011;
                         9 in L7;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923720  L7c/L7ac. (Where would you place) Bill Clinton (on this scale)?

            <See V3718>
               Same code as L7a, except:
             0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 9 in L7; no 1992 interview; no
                 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923721      L7d.  The Republican party?

            <See V3718>
               Same code as L7a, except:
               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in L7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923722      L7e.  The Democratic party?

            <See V3718>
               Same code as L7a, except:
               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in L7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923723      L7f.  What the federal government is doing now?

            <See V3718>
               Same code as L7a, except:
               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 8-9 in L7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923724      L8.   (RB, P. 17) Some people feel that the government in
               Washington should make every effort to improve the social
               and economic position of blacks.  Others feel that the
               government should not make any special effort to help
               blacks because they should help themselves.

         L8a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't
               you thought much about this?

               1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD HELP BLACKS
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  BLACKS SHOULD HELP THEMSELVES

               8.  DK
               9.  NA; no 1992 interview

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 923725      L9.   If you had a say in making up the federal budget this
               year, for which of the following programs would you like
               to see spending increased and for which would you like to
               see spending decreased?

         L9a.  Should federal spending on Food stamps be increased,
               decreased, or kept about the same?

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923726      L9b.  (Should federal spending on) Welfare programs (be
               increased, decreased, or kept about the same?)

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923727      L9c.  Spending on AIDS research?(be
               increased, decreased, or kept about the same?)

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923728      L9d.  Financial aid for college students? (be
               increased, decreased, or kept about the same?)

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923729      L9e.  Programs that assist Blacks?(be
               increased, decreased, or kept about the same?)

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923730      L9f.  Solving the problem of the Homeless?(be
               increased, decreased, or kept about the same?)

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923731      L9g.  Aid to countries of the former Soviet Union?(be
               increased, decreased, or kept about the same?)

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923732      L10.  (RB, P.18) There has been some discussion about abortion
               during recent years.  Which one of the opinions on this
               page best agrees with your view?  You can just tell me the
               number of the opinion you choose.

               1.  BY LAW, ABORTION SHOULD NEVER
                   BE PERMITTED

               2.  THE LAW SHOULD PERMIT ABORTION
                   ONLY IN CASE OF RAPE, INCEST OR
                   WHEN THE WOMAN'S LIFE IS IN DANGER

               3.  THE LAW SHOULD PERMIT ABORTION FOR REASONS OTHER THAN
                   RAPE, INCEST, OR DANGER TO THE WOMAN'S LIFE, BUT ONLY
                   AFTER THE NEED FOR THE ABORTION HAS BEEN CLEARLY
                   ESTABLISHED

               4.  BY LAW, A WOMAN SHOULD ALWAYS BE ABLE TO OBTAIN AN
                   ABORTION AS A MATTER OF PERSONAL CHOICE

               6.  R rejects concept that abortion should be regulated at
                   all by law; "law has nothing to do with it"
                   (volunteered)

                7.   OTHER, SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923733      L10a. (RB, STILL ON P. 18) What do you think is George Bush's
               position?

               1.  BY LAW, ABORTION SHOULD NEVER
                   BE PERMITTED

               2.  THE LAW SHOULD PERMIT ABORTION
                   ONLY IN CASE OF RAPE, INCEST OR
                   WHEN THE WOMAN'S LIFE IS IN DANGER

               3.  THE LAW SHOULD PERMIT ABORTION FOR REASONS OTHER THAN
                   RAPE, INCEST, OR DANGER TO THE WOMAN'S LIFE, BUT ONLY
                   AFTER THE NEED FOR THE ABORTION HAS BEEN CLEARLY
                   ESTABLISHED

               4.  BY LAW, A WOMAN SHOULD ALWAYS BE ABLE TO OBTAIN AN
                   ABORTION AS A MATTER OF PERSONAL CHOICE

               6.  R rejects concept that abortion should be regulated at
                   all by law; "law has nothing to do with it"
                   (volunteered)

                7.   OTHER, SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923734      L10b. (RB, STILL ON P. 18) What do you think is Bill Clinton's
               position?

               1.  BY LAW, ABORTION SHOULD NEVER
                   BE PERMITTED

               2.  THE LAW SHOULD PERMIT ABORTION
                   ONLY IN CASE OF RAPE, INCEST OR
                   WHEN THE WOMAN'S LIFE IS IN DANGER

               3.  THE LAW SHOULD PERMIT ABORTION FOR REASONS OTHER THAN
                   RAPE, INCEST, OR DANGER TO THE WOMAN'S LIFE, BUT ONLY
                   AFTER THE NEED FOR THE ABORTION HAS BEEN CLEARLY
                   ESTABLISHED

               4.  BY LAW, A WOMAN SHOULD ALWAYS BE ABLE TO OBTAIN AN
                   ABORTION AS A MATTER OF PERSONAL CHOICE

               6.  R rejects concept that abortion should be regulated at
                   all by law; "law has nothing to do with it"
                   (volunteered)

                7.   OTHER, SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923735      L11.  Would you favor or oppose a law in your state that would
               require parental consent before a teenager under 18 can
               have an abortion?

               1.  FAVOR
               5.  OPPOSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923736      L11a. Do you favor this law strongly or not strongly?
         L11b. Do you oppose this law strongly or not strongly?

            <See V3735>
               1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
               2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
               4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in L11; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923737      L12.  Would you favor or oppose a law in your state that would
               allow the use of government funds to help pay for the
               costs of abortion for women who cannot afford them?

               1.  FAVOR
               5.  OPPOSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

==============================
VAR 923738  L12a. Do you favor government funding for abortions strongly or
               not strongly?
         L12b. Do you oppose government funding for abortions strongly or
               not strongly?

               1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
               2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
               4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, 8-9 in L12; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923739      L13.  Would you favor or oppose a law in your state that would
               require a married woman to notify her husband before she
               can have an abortion?

               1.  FAVOR
               5.  OPPOSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923740      L13a. Do you favor this law strongly or not strongly?
         L13b. Do you oppose this law strongly or not strongly?

            <See V3739>
               1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
               2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
               4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
               5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 8-9 in L13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923741      L14.  Recently there has been a lot of discussion about sexual
               harassment.  How serious a problem do you think sexual
               harassment in the work place is?  Is it very serious,
               somewhat serious or not too serious?

               1.  VERY SERIOUS
               2.  SOMEWHAT SERIOUS
               3.  NOT TOO SERIOUS

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923742      L15.  Have you or has anyone you know been subjected to sexual
               harassment in the workplace?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923743      L16.  Do you think that enough is being done to protect women
               from being sexually harassed in the workplace, is too much
               being done or too little being done?

               1.  TOO MUCH
               2.  ENOUGH
               3.  TOO LITTLE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923744      L17.  If a woman says that she has been sexually harassed at
               work and the man denies it, would you be more inclined to
               believe the woman or the man?

               1.  WOMAN
               2.  MAN
               3.  IT DEPENDS (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923745      L18.  Do you think government should provide child care
               assistance to low and middle income working parents, or
               isn't it the government's responsibility?

               1.  GOVERNMENT SHOULD PROVIDE
               5.  NOT GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923746  L19.  (RB, P. 19) There is much discussion about the best way to
               deal with the problem of urban unrest and rioting.  Some
               say it is more important to use all available force to
               maintain law and order -- no matter what results.  Others
               say it is more important to correct the problems of
               poverty and unemployment that give rise to the
               disturbances.  And, of course, other people have opinions
               in between.

         L19a. Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't
               you thought much about this?

         NOTE: Due to a design error, abbreviated telephone (short form)
         and Spanish language questionnaires were produced with the L19a
         scale printed reversed in the text.  Because interviewers handled
         this problem in different ways, it was impossible to determine
         which scale position a number given by Rs response corresponds.
         Therefore, all cases of short form or Spanish questionnaires
         (3,4,6,7 in V3011) have been coded 9 (NA) in L19a.

               1.  SOLVE PROBLEMS OF POVERTY AND UNEMPLOYMENT
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  USE ALL AVAILABLE FORCE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA; Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 923747      L20.  A law has been proposed that would limit members of
               Congress to no more than 12 years of service in that
               office.  Do you favor or oppose such a law?

               1.  FAVOR
               5.  OPPOSE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923748  L21.  Have you heard or read anything about the problems in the
               savings and loan business?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923749  L21a. Who do you think is more to blame for the problems of the
               savings and loans business--former president Reagan,
               President Bush, the Congress, or the owners and managers
               of the savings and loans?

               01.  REAGAN
               02.  BUSH
               03.  CONGRESS
               04.  OWNERS & MANAGERS

               11.  REAGAN AND BUSH (VOL)
               12.  REAGAN AND CONGRESS (VOL)
               13.  REAGAN AND OWNERS/MANAGERS (VOL)
               14.  BUSH AND CONGRESS (VOL)
               15.  BUSH AND OWNERS/MANAGERS (VOL)
               16.  CONGRESS AND OWNERS/MANAGERS (VOL)

               21.  REAGAN, BUSH AND CONGRESS (VOL)
               22.  REAGAN, BUSH AND OWNERS/MANAGERS (VOL)
               23.  REAGAN, CONGRESS AND OWNERS/MANAGERS (VOL)
               24.  BUSH, CONGRESS AND OWNERS/MANAGERS (VOL)

               30.  ALL OF THEM (VOL)
               70.  OTHER
               80.  NONE OF THEM (VOL)

               98.  DK
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in L21; no 1992
                     interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 3750-3800

==============================
VAR 923801      M1.   (RB, P. 20) Recently there has been a lot of talk about
               women's rights. Some people feel that women should have an
               equal role with men in running business, industry, and
               government.  Others feel that women's place is in the
               home.

         M1a.  Where would you place yourself on this scale, or haven't
               you thought much about this?

               1.  WOMEN AND MEN SHOULD HAVE AN EQUAL ROLE
               2.
               3.
               4.
               5.
               6.
               7.  WOMEN'S PLACE IS IN THE HOME

               8.  DK
               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 923802      M2.   Some people have suggested placing new limits on foreign
               imports in order to protect American jobs.  Others say
               that such limits would raise consumer prices and hurt
               American exports.  Do you favor or oppose placing new
               limits on imports, or haven't you thought much about this?

               1.  FAVOR NEW LIMITS
               5.  OPPOSE NEW LIMITS

               8.  DK
               9.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

               0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 923803      M3.   Which of the following statements comes closer to your
               opinion--one, Japanese companies are competing unfairly
               with American companies; OR two, the United States is
               blaming Japan for its own economic problems.

               1.  COMPETING UNFAIRLY
               2.  U.S. BLAMING JAPAN FOR OWN PROBLEMS
               3.  BOTH/DEPENDS (VOL.)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923804      M4.   So far as you know now, do you expect to vote in the
               national elections this coming November or not?

               1.  YES, WILL VOTE
               5.  NO, WILL NOT VOTE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923805      M4a.  Who do you think you will vote for in the election for
               President? (PROBE: We all know the election is some time
               away and people are not certain at this point who they
               will vote for.  Still, who do you think you will vote for
               in the election for President?)

               1.  GEORGE BUSH
               2.  BILL CLINTON

               5.  ROSS PEROT (VOL)
               7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in M4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923806      M4b.  Would you say that your preference for this candidate is
               strong or not strong?

               1.  STRONG
               5.  NOT STRONG

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 5, 8-9 in M4; 8-9 in M4a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923807  M4c.  If you were going to vote, who do you think you would vote
               for in the election for President?  (PROBE: We all know
               the election is some time away and people are not certain
               at this point who they will vote for.  Still, who do you
               think you would vote for in the election for President?)

               1.  GEORGE BUSH
               2.  BILL CLINTON

               5.  ROSS PEROT (VOL)
               7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 1, 9 in M4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923808      M4d.  Would you say that your preference for this candidate is
               strong or not strong?

               1.  STRONG
               5.  NOT STRONG

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 1, 9 in M4; 8-9 in M4c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923809      M5.   INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

               See M4a, or M4c

                   ͻ
               1.  BOX 5 IS MARKED (R VOLUNTEERED ROSS PEROT)
                   ͼ
               2.  ALL OTHERS

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923810      M6.   Was Ross Perot ever your first choice for president?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 1 in M5; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923811      N1.   Here are some more questions about federal spending.  If
               you had a say in making up the federal budget this year,
               for which of the following programs would you like to see
               spending increased and for which would you like to see
               spending decreased...

         N1a.  Should federal spending on social security be increased,
               decreased, or kept about the same?

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923812      N2b.  (Should federal spending on) science and technology (be
               increased, decreased, or kept about the same?)

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923813      N2c.  Child Care?

            <See V3812 for full question text.>

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923814      N2d.  Dealing with crime?

            <See V3812 for full question text.>

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923815      N2e.  Improving and protecting the environment?

            <See V3812 for full question text.>

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923816      N2f.  Government assistance to the unemployed?

            <See V3812 for full question text.>

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923817      N2g.  Poor people?

            <See V3812 for full question text.>

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923818      N2h.  Public schools?

            <See V3812 for full question text.>

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923819      N2j.  Aid to big cities?

            <See V3812 for full question text.>

               1.  INCREASED
               2.  SAME
               3.  DECREASED

               7.  CUT OUT ENTIRELY (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923820      Q1.   Do you consider religion to be an important part of your
               life, or not?

               1.  YES, IMPORTANT
               5.  NO, NOT IMPORTANT

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923821      Q2.   Would you say your religion provides some guidance in
               your day-to-day living, quite a bit of guidance, or a great
               deal of guidance in your day-to-day life?

               1.  SOME
               2.  QUITE A BIT
               3.  A GREAT DEAL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in Q1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923822      Q3.   (RB, P.21) People practice their religion in different
               ways.  Outside of attending religious services, do you
               pray several times a day, once a day, a few times a week,
               once a week or less or never?

               1.  SEVERAL TIMES A DAY
               2.  ONCE A DAY
               3.  FEW TIMES A WEEK
               4.  ONCE A WEEK OR LESS
               5.  NEVER

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923823      Q4.   (RB, STILL ON P.21) Outside of attending religious
               services, do you read the Bible several times a day, once
               a day, a few times a week, once a week or less or never?

               1.  SEVERAL TIMES A DAY
               2.  ONCE A DAY
               3.  FEW TIMES A WEEK
               4.  ONCE A WEEK OR LESS
               5.  NEVER

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923824      Q5.   (RB, P.22) Which of these statements comes closest to
               describing your feelings about the Bible?  You can just
               tell me the number of the statement you choose.

               1.  ONE, THE BIBLE IS THE ACTUAL WORD OF GOD AND IS TO BE
                   TAKEN LITERALLY, WORD FOR WORD, OR
               2.  TWO, THE BIBLE IS THE WORD OF GOD BUT NOT EVERYTHING
                   IN IT SHOULD BE TAKEN LITERALLY, WORD FOR WORD, OR
               3.  THREE, THE BIBLE IS A BOOK WRITTEN BY MEN AND IS NOT
                   THE WORD OF GOD.

               7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923825      Q6.   (RB, P.23) How often during the past week did you watch
               religious programs on TV?

               1.  DAILY
               2.  SEVERAL DAYS
               3.  ONCE OR TWICE
               4.  NEVER

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923826      X1.   Lots of things come up that keep people from attending
               religious services even if they want to.  Thinking about
               your life these days, do you ever attend religious
               services, apart from occasional weddings, baptisms or
               funerals?

         This question was not asked of respondents on the short
         form questionnaire.  For panel short form respondents
         the data for this variable was copied from their 1990
         Post-election responses.

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923827      X1a.  Regardless of whether you now attend any religious
               services do you ever think of yourself as part of a
               particular church
               or denomination?

         This question was not asked of respondents on the
         short form questionnaire.  For panel short form
         respondents the data for this variable was copied
         from their 1990 Post-election responses.

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; 1, 8-9 in X1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923828      X2.   Do you go to religious services every week, almost every
               week, once or twice a month, a few times a year, or never?

  This question was not asked of respondents on the
  short form questionnaire.  For panel short form
  respondents the data for this variable was copied
  from their 1990 Post-election responses.

               1.  EVERY WEEK
               2.  ALMOST EVERY WEEK
               3.  ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH
               4.  A FEW TIMES A YEAR
               5.  NEVER

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923829  X2a.  Would you say you go to religious services once a week or
               more often than once a week?

  This question was not asked of respondents on the
  short form questionnaire.  For panel short form
  respondents the data for this variable was copied
  from their 1990 Post-election responses.

               1.  MORE OFTEN
               2.  JUST ONCE A WEEK

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1; 2-5, 8-9 in X2; no 1992
                    interview

         [X3 IS NOT CODED]

         Responses to individual questions X3a,b; X4, X4a-k and X5 are
         summarized in VARIABLE 3850 X4z, R's RELIGION AFFILIATION
         SUMMARY.  Users who wish to understand the inner working of
         this section are strongly encouraged to examine the
         questionnaire in the Appendix of this codebook as well.

==============================
VAR 923830      X3a.  Do you mostly attend a place of worship that is
               Protestant, Roman Catholic, Jewish, or what?
         X3b.  Do you consider yourself Protestant, Roman Catholic,
               Jewish, or what?

               1.  PROTESTANT
               2.  CATHOLIC
               3.  JEWISH
               4.  ANY OTHER

               8.  R refused to answer (see Supervisor before using)
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923831      X4.   (What church or denomination is that?)

               01.  BAPTIST
               02.  EPISCOPALIAN/ANGLICAN/CHURCH OF ENGLAND
               03.  LUTHERAN
               04.  METHODIST
               05.  "JUST PROTESTANT"
               06.  PRESBYTERIAN
               07.  REFORMED
               08.  BRETHREN
               09.  EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN
               10.  CHRISTIAN OR JUST CHRISTIAN
               11.  CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
               12.  CHURCH (or CHURCHES) OF CHRIST
               13.  UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
               14.  DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
               15.  CHURCH OF GOD
               16.  ASSEMBLY OF GOD
               17.  CONGREGATIONALIST
               18.  HOLINESS (SPECIFY)
               19.  PENTECOSTAL (SPECIFY)
               20.  FRIENDS, QUAKER
               21.  ORTHODOX, e.g. Greek, Russian (SPECIFY)
               22.  NON-DENOMINATIONAL--PROTESTANT
               23.  MORMONS
               24.  JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES
               25.  LATTER DAY SAINTS
               26.  UNITARIAN/UNIVERSALIST
               27.  BUDDHIST
               28.  HINDU
               29.  MUSLIM/ISLAM
               30.  NATIVE AMERICAN
               31.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

               98.  DK
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                     no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923832      X4a.  (BAPTIST) With which Baptist group is your church
               associated?  Is it the Southern Baptist Convention, the
               American Baptist Churches in the U.S.A., the American
               Baptist Association, the National Baptist Convention USA,
               an independent Baptist church or some other Baptist group?

               1.  SOUTHERN
               2.  AMERICAN BAPTIST U.S.A.
               3.  AMERICAN BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
               4.  INDEPENDENT BAPTIST
               5.  NATIONAL BAPTIST CONVENTION USA

               7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

               8.  DK; "JUST BAPTIST"

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                        02-31, 98-99 in X4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923833      X4b.  Are you affiliated with any larger Baptist group or is
                   this strictly a local church?

               1.  LOCAL

               7.  AFFILIATED WITH LARGER GROUP: (SPECIFY)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                        02-31, 98-99 in X4; 1-3, 5-9 in X4a; no 1992
                        interview

==============================
VAR 923834  X4c.  (LUTHERAN) Is this church part of the Evangelical Lutheran
               Church in America, the Missouri Synod, or some other
               Lutheran group?

               1.  EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA (formerly
                   Lutheran Church in America, American Lutheran Church)
               2.  MISSOURI SYNOD

               7.  OTHER (Specify)

               8.  DK; "JUST LUTHERAN"
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                         01-02, 04-31, 98-99 in X4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923835      X4d.  (METHODIST) Is your church part of the United Methodist
               Church, African Methodist Episcopal, or some other
               Methodist group?

               1.  UNITED METHODIST
               2.  AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL (AME)

               7.  OTHER (Specify)

               8.  DK; "JUST METHODIST"
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                         01-03, 05-31, 98-99 in X4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923836  X4e.  (PRESBYTERIAN) Is this the Presbyterian Church in the USA
               or some other Presbyterian group?

               1.  PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U.S.A. (FORMERLY UNITED
                   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH)

               7.  OTHER (Specify)

               8.  DK; "JUST PRESBYTERIAN"
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                        01-05, 07-31, 98-99 in X4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923837      X4f.  (REFORMED) Is this the Christian Reformed Church, the
               Reformed Church in America, or some other Reformed group?

               1.  CHRISTIAN REFORMED
               2.  REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA

               7.  OTHER (Specify)

               8.  DK; "JUST REFORMED"
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                         01-06, 08-31, 98-99 in X4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923838  X4g.  (BRETHREN)Is this the Church of the Brethren, the Plymouth
               Brethren, or what?

               1.  CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
               2.  PLYMOUTH BRETHREN

               7.  OTHER (Specify)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                         01-07, 09-31, 98-99 in X4

==============================
VAR 923839  X4h.  ('CHRISTIAN' OR 'JUST CHRISTIAN') When you say "Christian"
               does that mean the denomination called the "Christian
               Church (Disciples of Christ)", or some other Christian
               denomination, or do you mean to say "I am just a
               Christian"?

               1.  DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
               2.  JUST CHRISTIAN

               7.  OTHER, CHRISTIAN (Specify)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                         01-09, 11-31, 98-99 in X4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923840      X4i.  (CHURCH OR CHURCHES OF CHRIST) Is this the Church of
               Christ or the United Church of Christ?

               1.  CHURCH OF CHRIST
               2.  UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

               7.  OTHER (Specify)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                         01-11, 13-31, 98-99 in X4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923841      X4j.  (CHURCH OF GOD) Is this the Church of God of Anderson,
               Indiana; the Church of God of Cleveland, Tennessee; the
               Church of God in Christ; or some other Church of God?

               1.  ANDERSON, IN
               2.  CLEVELAND, TN
               3.  IN CHRIST

               7.  OTHER (Specify)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                         01-14, 16-31, 98-99 in X4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923842      X4k.  (Holiness, Pentecostal: Specify:) What kind of church is
               that?  What is it called exactly? Is that part of a larger
               church or denomination?  What is that church called?

  (THESE QUESTIONS ARE PROBES.  USE THESE AND OTHERS TO GET AS MUCH
SPECIFIC
  INFORMATION AS POSSIBLE)

==============================
VAR 923843      X5.   (OTHER: SPECIFY:)  What is it called exactly?  Is that
               church part of a denomination?  (USE ANY OR ALL AS
               NECESSARY, GET AS MUCH DETAIL AS POSSIBLE)

              NOTE: X4k and X5 are now padded with zeros.  The open-ended
              responses, have been hand-coded into X4z - R's Religious
              Affiliation SUMMARY, but the actual responses were deleted.

==============================
VAR 923844      X5a.  (OTHER:) Is that group Christian?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 2-3, 9 in X3a/b;
                        01-30, 98-99 in X4; no 1992 interview

         [X6 IS NOT CODED]

==============================
VAR 923845  X6a.  (JEWISH:) Do you usually attend a synagogue or temple that
               is Orthodox, Conservative, Reform or what?
         X6b.  Do you consider yourself Orthodox, Conservative, Reform,
               or what?

               1.  ORTHODOX
               2.  REFORM
               3.  CONSERVATIVE

               7.  OTHER (Specify)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 8-9 in X1; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 1-2, 4, 9
                        in X3a/b; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923846  X7.   (ASK OF PROTESTANTS, CATHOLICS OR OTHER CHRISTIANS
EXCEPT
               ORTHODOX:) (RB, P.24) Which one of these words best
               describes your kind of Christianity, fundamentalist,
               evangelical, charismatic or spirit filled, moderate to
               liberal?

               1.  FUNDAMENTALIST
               2.  EVANGELICAL
               3.  CHARISMATIC/SPIRIT FILLED
               4.  MODERATE TO LIBERAL
               5.  SOMETHING ELSE (VOLUNTEERED)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 3, 9 in X3a/b;
                        11, 21, 27-30, 98-99 in X4; 5, 8-9 in X5a; no 1992
                        interview

==============================
VAR 923847      X8.   (ASK OF ALL PROTESTANTS, CATHOLICS OR OTHER
CHRISTIANS:)
               Would you call yourself a born-again Christian, that is,
               have you personally had a conversion experience related to
               Jesus Christ?

               NOTE: 1990 data for the panel short form cases (3 in V3011)
               have been added to this variable.

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 3, 9 in X3a/b;
                        11, 27-30, 98-99 in X4; 5, 8-9 in X5a; no 1992
                        interview

==============================
VAR 923848      X9.   Are you officially a member of a parish, congregation,
               temple, or other place of worship?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 9 in X3a/b;
                        11, 27-30, 98-99 in X4; 5, 8-9 in X5a; no 1992
                        interview

==============================
VAR 923849  X10.  Do you participate in a religious organization, society or
               group outside of (your/a) (parish/congregation/temple/
               place of worship)?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0. Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in X1a; 9 in X3a/b; 11,
                  27-30, 98-99 in X4; 5, 8-9 in X5a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923850      X4z.  R's Religious Affiliation SUMMARY

         Users who wish to understand the inner working of the religion
         section and summary are strongly encouraged to examine the
         questionnaire in the Appendix of this codebook as well.

         Content:  Variable 3850 (X4z) contains the information gathered in
         questions X3a,b; X4; X4a-k; X5; X5a; and X6a,b.   Information
         collected in open-ended responses (7 in X4a, X4b, X4c, X4d, X4e,
         X4f, X4g, X4h, X4i, X4j; open-ended responses for codes 18, 19,
         21, 31 in X4) have been hand-coded into this summary variable.
         1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011) have been added
         to this variable (although 1990 data were not added to the
         individual variables from which the summary was built).

         GENERAL PROTESTANT
         010.  Protestant, no denomination given
         020.  Non-denominational Protestant
         030.  Community church
         040.  Inter-denominational Protestant
         099.  Christian (NFS); "just Christian"

         ADVENTIST
         100.  7th Day Adventist
         109.  Adventist (NFS)

         ANGLICAN
         110.  Episcopalian; Anglican

         BAPTIST
         120.  American Baptist Association
         121.  American Baptist Churches U.S.A. (inaccurately known as
               "Northern Baptist")
         122.  Baptist Bible Fellowship
         123.  Baptist General Conference
         124.  Baptist Missionary Association of America
         125.  Conservative Baptist Association of America
         126.  General Association of Regular Baptist Churches (G.A.R.B.)
         127.  National Association of Free Will Baptists (United Free
               Will Baptist Church)
         128.  Primitive Baptists
         129.  National Baptist Convention in the U.S.A.
         130.  National Baptist Convention of America
         131.  National Primitive Baptist Convention of the U.S.A.
         132.  Progressive National Baptist Convention
         134.  Reformed Baptist (Calvinist)
         135.  Southern Baptist Convention
         147.  Fundamental Baptist (no denom. ties)
         148.  Local (independent) Baptist churches with no
               denominational ties or links to a national fellowship
         149.  Baptist (NFS)

         CONGREGATIONAL
         150.  United Church of Christ (includes Congregational,
               Evangelical and Reformed)
         151.  Congregational Christian

         EUROPEAN FREE CHURCH (ANABAPTISTS)
         160.  Church of the Brethren
         161.  Brethren (NFS)
         162.  Mennonite Church
         163.  Moravian Church
         164.  Old Order Amish
         165.  Quakers (Friends)
         166.  Evangelical Covenant Church (not Anabaptist in tradition)
         167.  Evangelical Free Church (not Anabaptist in tradition)
         168.  Brethren in Christ
         170.  Mennonite Brethren

         HOLINESS
         180.  Christian and Missionary Alliance (CMA)
         181.  Church of God (Anderson, IN)
         182.  Church of the Nazarene
         183.  Free Methodist Church
         184.  Salvation Army
         185.  Wesleyan Church
         199.  Holiness (NFS); Church of God (NFS); R not or NA whether R
               Pentecostal or Charismatic

         INDEPENDENT-FUNDAMENTALIST
         200.  Plymouth Brethren
         201.  Independent Fundamentalist Churches of America
         219.  Independent-Fundamentalist (NFS)

         LUTHERAN
         220.  Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (formerly Lutheran
               Church in America and The American Lutheran Church); ELCA
         221.  Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod; LC-MS
         222.  Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod; WELS
         223.  Other Conservative Lutheran
         229.  Lutheran (NFS)

         METHODIST
         230.  United Methodist Church; Evangelical United Brethren
         231.  African Methodist Episcopal Church
         232.  African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
         233.  Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
         249.  Methodist (NFS)

         PENTECOSTAL
         250.  Assemblies of God
         251.  Church of God (Cleveland, TN)
         252.  Church of God (Huntsville, AL)
         253.  International Church of the Four Square Gospel
         254.  Pentecostal Church of God
         255.  Pentecostal Holiness Church
         256.  United Pentecostal Church International
         257.  Church of God in Christ (incl. NA whether 258)
         258.  Church of God in Christ (International)
         260.  Church of God of the Apostolic Faith
         261.  Church of God in Prophecy
         267.  Apostolic Pentecostal
         268.  Spanish Pentecostal
         269.  Pentecostal (NFS); Church of God (NFS); R not or NA
               whether R Pentecostal or Charismatic

         PRESBYTERIAN
         270.  Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A.
         271.  Cumberland Presbyterian Church
         272.  Presbyterian Church in American (PCA)
         275.  Evangelical Presbyterian
         279.  Presbyterian (NFS)

         REFORMED
         280.  Christian Reformed Church (inaccurately known as "Dutch
               Reformed")
         281.  Reformed Church in America
         282.  Free Hungarian Reformed Church
         289.  Reformed (NFS)

         RESTORATIONIST
         290.  Christian Church (Disciples of Christ)
         291.  Christian Churches and Churches of Christ
         292.  Churches of Christ; "Church of Christ" (NFS)
         293.  Christian Congregation

         NON-TRADITIONAL PROTESTANTS
         300.  Christian Scientists
         301.  Mormons; Latter Day Saints
         302.  Spiritualists
         303.  Unitarian; Universalist
         304.  Jehovah's Witnesses
         305.  Unity; Unity Church; Christ Church Unity
         306.  Fundamentalist Adventist (Worldwide Church of God)
         309.  Non-traditional Protestant (NFS)

         ROMAN CATHOLIC
         400.  Roman Catholic

         JEWISH
         500.  Jewish, no preference
         501.  Orthodox
         502.  Conservative
         503.  Reformed

         EASTERN ORTHODOX (GREEK RITE CATHOLIC)
         700.  Greek Rite Catholic
         701.  Greek Orthodox
         702.  Russian Orthodox
         703.  Rumanian Orthodox
         704.  Serbian Orthodox
         705.  Syrian Orthodox
         706.  Armenian Orthodox
         707.  Georgian Orthodox
         708.  Ukranian Orthodox
         719.  Eastern Orthodox (NFS)

         NON-CHRISTIAN/NON-JEWISH
         720.  Muslim; Mohammedan; Islam
         721.  Buddhist
         722.  Hindu
         723.  Bahai
         724.  American Indian Religions (Native American Religions)
         729.  Other non-Christian/non-Jewish
         790.  Religious/ethical cults

         OTHER/NO RELIGION/MISSING DATA
         800.  Agnostics
         801.  Atheists
         997.  Other

         998.  DK; refused
         999.  NA (8-9 in X1; 8-9 in X1a; 9 in X3a/b; 4 in 3011)
         000.  None, no preference (R
               does not attend a place
               of worship AND does not
               think of self as part of
               a church or denomination:
               5 in 3826 AND 5 in 3827);
               Inap, no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 3851-3900

==============================
VAR 923901 Y1a. What is the month, day and year of your birth?--MONTH

         MONTH (01-12)

         98.  DK
         99.  NA; refused

         00.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923902 Y1b. What is the month, day and year of your birth?--YEAR

         Actual YEAR (1890-1975)

         9998.  DK
         9999.  NA; refused

         0000.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923903 Y1x. Recoded AGE

        This question was not asked of respondents on the short
        form questionnaire.  For panel short form respondents the
        data for this variable was copied from their 1990 Post-election
        responses.

           This variable was built by subtracting the month and year of R's
           birth from month and year of interview.  For short form cross
           section (4 in V3011) and those cases who refused to give us their
           date of birth, we either transferred here their age from the
           Household Listing in the Cover Sheet (cross-section), or we
           updated their age from 1990 (panel).

         17-90 = actual age

         91.   91 years or older

         00.   NA; 4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923904 Y2. Are you married now and living with your (husband/wife)--or
               are you widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never
               married?

         NOTE:  Y2 was not asked of panel respondents interviewed using the
         "short form" questionnaire, and their marital status from 1990 was
         copied here.  For 22 cases the 1990 data were inconsistent with
         the Y21 CHECKPOINT in 1992, alerting us to possible changes in
         marital status.  Each case was reviewed and Y2 was corrected using
         information from the cover sheet, the thumbnail sketch and other
         variables.  Y2 then represents our best estimate of R's PRESENT
         MARITAL STATUS.

         If it is known that R is not currently married/partnered (1 in
         Y3c), but R refused to define specific status either as never
         married, divorced, separated or widowed, then code 8 has been
         used.

         If spouse is in nursing home or spouse works and lives in another
         city, or if R's family is in the process of moving and is
         temporarily split between two residences, code 1 is used.

         1.  MARRIED AND LIVING WITH SPOUSE (OR SPOUSE IN SERVICE)
         2.  NEVER MARRIED
         3.  DIVORCED
         4.  SEPARATED
         5.  WIDOWED

         7.  PARTNERS NOT MARRIED (VOL.)

         8.  R not married/partnered (1 in Y3c), R refused to say
             whether never married, divorced, separated or widowed
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923905 Y3.  What is the highest grade of school or year of college you
         have completed?

         00.   NONE, no grades completed
         01.   One year completed
         02.   Two years completed
         03.   Three years completed
         04.   Four years completed
         05.   Five years completed
         06.   Six years completed
         07.   Seven years completed
         08.   Eight years completed
         09.   Nine years completed
         10.   Ten years completed
         11.   Eleven years completed
         12.   Twelve years completed (or 1 in Y3a)

         13.   Thirteen years
         14.   Fourteen years
         15.   Fifteen years
         16.   Sixteen years; four years of college completed
         17.   Seventeen years; graduate study

         96.   Inap, 3-4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

         98.   DK
         99.   NA

==============================
VAR 923906 Y3a. (IF 12 YEARS OR LESS:)Did you get a high school diploma or
         pass a high school equivalency test?

         Note: if R responded "yes," Y3 has been coded 12.

         1.    YES
         5.    NO

         8.    DK
         9.    NA

         0.    Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 13-17, 98-99 in Y3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923907 Y3b. (IF 13 YEARS OR MORE:)What is the highest degree that you
          have earned?

         01.   Bachelor's degree:  BS, BA, AB, AB in TH, B ARCH,
               BCH E, BCL, BCS, BE, B ED, BFA, BJ, B LIT, BSA, BSC, BSED,
               BSES, BS in CE, BS in CHE, BS in ED, BS in LS, JCB, LITB,
               SB, STB, BD

         02.   Master's degree:  MS, MSC, MA MAT, MBA, BDS, MED, MFA,
               EDM, LIM, MPH, MPA, MS in LS, MSW, MUSM, SM, STM, MMUS,
               MFS, MSLS

         03.   PHD, LITD, SCD, DFA, DLIT, DPH, DPHIL, JSC, SJD

         04.   LLB, JD

         05.   MD, DDS, DVM, MVS, DSC, DO (Doctor of Osteopathy)

         06.   JDC, STD, THD

         07.   Associate Degree, AA

         96.   No degree earned

         98.   DK
         99.   NA

         00.   Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 00-12, 98-99 in Y3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923908 Y3x. SUMMARY: R's Education

  Y3, and Y3a-b were not asked of respondents on the short
  form questionnaire.  For panel short form respondents the
  data for this variable was copied from the equivalent
   1990 Post-election varialbe [although the data for the
  component variable Y3, Y3a-b was not copied].

         Built from Y3, Y3a-b

         01.   8 grades or less (0-8 in Y3)
         02.   9-11 grades, no further schooling (incl. 12 yrs. without
               diploma or equivalency) (9-12 in Y3 and 5 in Y3a)
         03.   High school diploma, or equivalency test (1 in Y3a)
         04.   More than 12 years of schooling, no higher degree
               (13-17 in Y3 and 96 in Y3b)
         05.   Junior or community college level degrees (AA degrees) (07
               in Y3b)
         06.   BA level degrees; 17+ years, no advanced degree (01 in
               Y3b)
         07.   Advanced degree, including LLB (02-06 in Y3b)

         98.   DK (98 in Y3; 8 in Y3a; 98 in Y3b)
         99.   NA (99 in Y3; 9-12 in Y3 and 9 in Y3a; 13-17 in Y3 and 99
               in Y3b)

         00.   Inap,4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

           EDUCATION SEQUENCE FOR R's SPOUSE OR PARTNER    (Y3c - Y3z)

==============================
VAR 923909 Y3c. INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

         1.    R IS MARRIED OR LIVING WITH PARTNER (BOX '1' OR "7"
               MARKED AT Y2)

         2.    ALL OTHERS

         0.    Inap, 3-4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923910 Y3d. What is the highest grade of school or year of college
         (your husband/your wife/your partner) has completed?

         00.   NONE, no grades completed
         01.   One year completed
         02.   Two years completed
         03.   Three years completed
         04.   Four years completed
         05.   Five years completed
         06.   Six years completed
         07.   Seven years completed
         08.   Eight years completed
         09.   Nine years completed
         10.   Ten years completed
         11.   Eleven years completed
         12.   Twelve years completed (or 1 in Y3e)

         13.   Thirteen years
         14.   Fourteen years
         15.   Fifteen years
         16.   Sixteen years; four years of college completed
         17.   Seventeen years; graduate study

         96.   Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 2 in Y3c; no 1992 interview

         98.   DK
         99.   NA

==============================
VAR 923911 Y3e. (IF 12 YRS OR LESS:) Did (he/she) get a high school
         diploma or pass a high school equivalency test?
         NOTE: if R responded "yes," Y3d has been coded 12.

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 2 in Y3c; 13-17, 98-99 in Y3d; no 1992
                interview

==============================
VAR 923912 Y3f. (IF 13 YRS. OR MORE:) What is the highest degree that
         (he/she) has earned?

         01.   Bachelor's degree:  BS, BA, AB, AB in TH, B ARCH,
               BCH E, BCL, BCS, BE, B ED, BFA, BJ, B LIT, BSA, BSC, BSED,
               BSES, BS in CE, BS in CHE, BS in ED, BS in LS, JCB, LITB,
               SB, STB, BD

         02.   Master's degree:  MS, MSC, MA MAT, MBA, BDS, MED, MFA,
               EDM, LIM, MPH, MPA, MS in LS, MSW, MUSM, SM, STM, MMUS,
               MFS, MSLS

         03.   PHD, LITD, SCD, DFA, DLIT, DPH, DPHIL, JSC, SJD

         04.   LLB, JD

         05.   MD, DDS, DVM, MVS, DSC, DO (Doctor of Osteopathy)

         06.   JDC, STD, THD

         07.   Associate Degree, AA

         96.   No degree earned

         98.   DK
         99.   NA

         00.   Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 2 in Y3c; 00-12, 98-99 in Y3d; no 1992
                    interview

==============================
VAR 923913 Y3z. SUMMARY: Spouse's Education

  Question Y3, Y3e-f were not asked of respondents on the
  short form questionnaire.  For panel short form
  respondents the data for this variable was copied from
  the equivalent 1990 Post-election variables.  Although
  data for the component variables was not copied.

         Built from Y3d, Y3e-f.

         01.   8 grades or less (0-8 in Y3d)
         02.   9-11 grades, no further schooling (incl. 12 yrs. without
               diploma or equivalency) (9-12 in Y3d and 5 in Y3e)
         03.   High school diploma, or equivalency test (1 in Y3e)
         04.   More than 12 years of schooling, no higher degree
               (13-17 in Y3d and 96 in Y3f)
         05.   Junior or community college level degrees (AA degrees) (07
               in Y3f)
         06.   BA level degrees; 17+ years, no advanced degree (01 in
               Y3f)
         07.   Advanced degree, including LLB (02-06 in Y3f)

         98.   DK (98 in Y3d; 8 in Y3e; 98 in Y3f)
         99.   NA (99 in Y3d; 9-12 in Y3d and 9 in Y3e; 13-17 in Y3d and
               99 in Y3f)

         00.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 2 in Y3c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923914  Y4.  (RB, P.25) We'd like to know if you are working now,
              temporarily laid off, or are you unemployed, retired,
              permanently disabled,(a homemaker), (a student), or what?

         (MARK ALL THAT APPLY).

         10.   WORKING NOW only

         15.   R volunteers WORKING NOW and RETIRED--currently
               working 20 hours or more a week

         16.   PERMANENTLY DISABLED and WORKING NOW, currently
               working 20 hours or more a week

         17.   R volunteers WORKING NOW and HOMEMAKER, currently
               working 20 hours or more a week

         18.   R volunteers WORKING NOW and STUDENT, currently
               working 20 hours or more a week

         20.   TEMPORARILY LAID OFF

         40.   UNEMPLOYED

         50.   RETIRED--no other occupation

         51.   R volunteers RETIRED and WORKING NOW, currently
               working less than 20 hours a week

         60.   PERMANENTLY DISABLED--NOT WORKING

         61.   PERMANENTLY DISABLED and WORKING NOW, currently
               working less than 20 hours a week

         70.   HOMEMAKER--no other occupation

         71.   R volunteers HOMEMAKER and WORKING NOW, currently
               working less than 20 hours a week

         75.   R volunteers HOMEMAKER and STUDENT--no other occupation

         80.   STUDENT--no other occupation

         81.   R volunteers STUDENT and WORKING NOW, currently
               less than 20 hours a week

         99.   NA

         00.   Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923915 Y4x. SUMMARY: R's working status

          Built from Y4.

         1.    R working now or is retired/permanently disabled/
               homemaker/student working 20 hours or more per week (10,
               15-18 in Y4)
         2.    R temporarily laid off (20 in Y4)
         4.    R unemployed (40 in Y4)
         5.    R retired and not working 20 hours or more per week (50,
               51 in Y4)
         6.    R permanently disabled and not working 20 hours or more
               per week (60, 61 in Y4)
         7.    R homemaker not working 20 hours or more per week
               (70-71, 75 in Y4)
         8.    R student not working 20 hours or more per week (80, 81 in
               Y4)

         9.    NA (99 in Y4)

         0.    Inap,no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923916 Y4a. (IF R IS UNEMPLOYED) Have you ever done any work for pay?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 10, 15-18, 20, 50-51, 60-61, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                 99 in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923917 Y4b. (IF R IS RETIRED) When did you retire?

         Last two digits of YEAR (30-92), except:

         99.  NA

         00.  Inap, 10, 16-18, 20, 40, 60-61, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                  in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923918 Y4c. (IF R IS DISABLED) Have you ever done any work for pay?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 10, 15, 17-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 70-71, 75, 80-81,
                    99 in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923919 Y4d. (IF R IS HOMEMAKER OR STUDENT) Are you doing any work for
         pay at the present time?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99 in Y4; no 1992
                 interview

==============================
VAR 923920 Y4e. (IF R IS HOMEMAKER OR STUDENT NOT WORKING AT PRESENT)
         In the last six months, did you do any work for pay?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99 in
                  Y4; 1, 8-9 in Y4d; no 1992 interview

         R WORKING NOW OR TEMPORARILY LAID OFF:   Y5 - Y9b

==============================
VAR 923921 Y5.  What is your main occupation?  (What sort of work do you do?)
    Y5a. What are your most important activities or duties?

    The original 3-digit 1980 US Census Occupation variable has been
    recoded into 71 subgroups, in order to protect Respondents' anonymity.
    Contact NES Project Staff for information about a procedure by which it
    is possible to gain access to the full 3-digit code values.

    See 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Master Code.

         1 - 71 coded except:

         98.  DK
         99.  NA

         00.  Inap, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923922 Y5x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

         1980 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

         Built from Y5

         01.   Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
         02.   Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
         03.   Technicians and Related Support Occupations (200-235)
         04.   Sales Occupation (236-285)
         05.   Administrative Support, including Clerical (286-389)
         06.   Private Household (403-407)
         07.   Protective Service (408-427)
         08.   Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
         09.   Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
         10.   Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations (500-699)
         11.   Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors (700-799)
         12.   Transportation and Material Moving Occupations (800-859)
         13.   Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers (860-890)
         14.   Member of Armed Forces (900)

         98.   DK
         99.   NA

         00.   Inap, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923923 Y5x(2).  PRESTIGE SCORE

    NOTE:  Prestige Scores are based on Occupational Prestige Ratings from
    the 1989 General Social Survey, by James A Davis, Robert W. Hodge,
    Keiko Nakao, and Judith Treas, (ICPSR 9593), Inter-University
    Consortium for Political and Social Research, Ann Arbor, MI 48106,
    December 1991.

    Prestige Score data have been blanked out to preserve respondents'
    anonymity.  Contact NES Project Staff for information about a procedure
    by which it is possible to gain access to these data.

         00.   Inap, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923924 Y5b. What kind of (business/industry) is that?

         See 1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY Master Code, except:

         998.  DK
         999.  NA

         000.  Inap, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923925 Y6.  Do you work for someone else, are you self-employed, or
         what?

         1.  SOMEONE ELSE
         2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF

         3.  SELF ONLY

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; no 1992
                 interview

==============================
VAR 923926 Y6a. Are you employed by a federal, state or local government?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4;
                    3, 8-9 in Y6; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923927 Y7.  About how many hours do you work on your job in the
         average week?

         Actual number of HOURS A WEEK (01-96), except:

         97.  97 or more hours

         98.  DK
         99.  NA

         00.  Inap, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923928 Y7a. Is that more hours than you want to work, fewer hours than
         you want to work, or generally about right?

         1.  FEWER
         3.  ABOUT RIGHT
         5.  MORE

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923929 Y8.  How worried are you about losing your job in the near
         future; a lot, somewhat, or not much at all?

         1.  A LOT
         3.  SOMEWHAT
         5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

         8.  DON'T KNOW; REFUSED
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923930 Y9.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

         SEE Y4

         1.  R IS WORKING NOW

         2.  R TEMPORARILY LAID OFF

         0.  Inap, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923931 Y9a. Were you out of work or laid off at any time during the
         last six months?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; 2 in Y9; no 1992
                 interview

==============================
VAR 923932   Y9b. During the last six months, have you had a reduction in
           your work hours or had to take a cut in pay at any time
           for reasons other than illness or personal choice?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y4; 2 in Y9; no 1992
                 interview

==============================
VAR 923933   Y10. What kind of work did you do on your last regular job?
           (What was your occupation?)
           Y10a. What were your most important activities or duties?

    The original 3-digit 1980 US Census Occupation variable has been
    recoded into 71 subgroups, in order to protect Respondents' anonymity.
    Contact NES Project Staff for information about a procedure by which it
    is possible to gain access to the full 3-digit code values.

    See 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Master Code.

         1 - 71 coded except:

         98.  DK
         99.  NA

         00.  Inap, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Y4;
                      5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923934 Y10x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

         1980 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

         Built from Y10, Y10a.

         01.   Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
         02.   Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
         03.   Technicians and Related Support Occupations (200-235)
         04.   Sales Occupation (236-285)
         05.   Administrative Support, including Clerical (286-389)
         06.   Private Household (403-407)
         07.   Protective Service (408-427)
         08.   Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
         09.   Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
         10.   Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations (500-699)
         11.   Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors (700-799)
         12.   Transportation and Material Moving Occupations (800-859)
         13.   Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers (860-890)
         14.   Member of Armed Forces (900)

         98.   DK
         99.   NA

         00.   Inap, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Y4;
                     5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923935 Y10x(2).  PRESTIGE SCORE

    NOTE:  Prestige Scores are based on Occupational Prestige Ratings from
    the 1989 General Social Survey, by James A Davis, Robert W. Hodge,
    Keiko Nakao, and Judith Treas, (ICPSR 9593), Inter-University
    Consortium for Political and Social Research, Ann Arbor, MI 48106,
    December 1991.

    Prestige Score data have been blanked out to preserve respondents'
    anonymity.  Contact NES Project Staff for information about a procedure
    by which it is possible to gain access to these data.

         00.   Inap, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Y4;
                     5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923936 Y10b.      What kind of (business/industry) was that?

         See 1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY Master Code, except:

         998.  DK
         999.  NA

         000.  Inap, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Y4;
                   5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923937 Y11. Did you work for someone else, were you self-employed, or
         what?

         1.  SOMEONE ELSE
         2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF

         3.  SELF ONLY

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                  in Y4; 5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923938  Y11a. Were you employed by a federal, state or local government?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                 in Y4; 5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; 3, 8-9 in Y11; no 1992
                 interview

==============================
VAR 923939 Y12. Have you had a job in the past six months?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Y4;
                  5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923940 Y12a. About how many hours did you work on your job in the average
  week?

         Actual number of HOURS A WEEK (01-96), except:

         97.  97 or more hours

         98.  DK
         99.  NA

         00.  Inap, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Y4;
                   5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; 5, 9 in Y12; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923941 Y13. INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  EMPLOYMENT STATUS

         See Y4

         1.  R IS UNEMPLOYED
         2.  R IS RETIRED OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED

         0.  Inap, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Y4;
                  5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923942 Y14. Are you doing any work for pay at the present time?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Y4;
                  5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; 1 in Y13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923943 Y15. Are you looking for work at the present time?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Y4;
                  5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; 1, 9 in Y14; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923944 Y15a. How worried are you about not being able to find a job in
         the near future; a lot, somewhat, or not much at all?

         1.  A LOT
         3.  SOMEWHAT
         5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

         8.  DON'T KNOW; REFUSED
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99 in Y4;
                 5, 9 in Y4a; 5, 9 in Y4c; 1, 9 in Y14; 9 in Y15; no 1992
                 interview

==============================
VAR 923945 Y16.  What kind of work did you do on your last regular job?
              (What was your occupation?)
         Y16a.  What were your most important activities or duties?

    The original 3-digit 1980 US Census Occupation variable has been
    recoded into 71 subgroups, in order to protect Respondents' anonymity.
    Contact NES Project Staff for information about a procedure by which it
    is possible to gain access to the full 3-digit code values.

    See 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Master Code.

         1 - 71 coded except:

         98.  DK
         99.  NA

         00.  Inap, 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99
                   in Y4; 1, 9 in Y4d; 5, 9 in Y4e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923946 Y16x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

         1980 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

         Built from Y16, Y16a

         01.   Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
         02.   Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
         03.   Technicians and Related Support Occupations (200-235)
         04.   Sales Occupation (236-285)
         05.   Administrative Support, including Clerical (286-389)
         06.   Private Household (403-407)
         07.   Protective Service (408-427)
         08.   Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
         09.   Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
         10.   Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations (500-699)
         11.   Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors (700-799)
         12.   Transportation and Material Moving Occupations (800-859)
         13.   Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers (860-890)
         14.   Member of Armed Forces (900)

         98.   DK
         99.   NA

         00.   Inap, 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99
                     in Y4; 1, 9 in Y4d; 5, 9 in Y4e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923947 Y16x(2).  PRESTIGE SCORE

    NOTE:  Prestige Scores are based on Occupational Prestige Ratings from
    the 1989 General Social Survey, by James A Davis, Robert W. Hodge,
    Keiko Nakao, and Judith Treas, (ICPSR 9593), Inter-University
    Consortium for Political and Social Research, Ann Arbor, MI 48106,
    December 1991.

    Prestige Score data have been blanked out to preserve respondents'
    anonymity.  Contact NES Project Staff for information about a procedure
    by which it is possible to gain access to these data.

         00.   Inap, 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99
                     in Y4; 1, 9 in Y4d; 5, 9 in Y4e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923948 Y17. What kind of (business/industry) was that?

         See 1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY Master Code, except:

         998.  DK
         999.  NA
         000.  Inap, 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99
                    in Y4; 1, 9 in Y4d; 5, 9 in Y4e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923949 Y18. Did you work for someone else, were you self-employed, or
         what?

         1.  SOMEONE ELSE
         2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
         3.  SELF ONLY

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71,
                  81, 99 in Y4; 1, 9 in Y4d; 5, 9 in Y4e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923950 Y18a. Were you employed by a federal, state or local government?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99
                  in Y4; 1, 9 in Y4d; 5, 9 in Y4e; 3, 8-9 in Y18; no 1992
                  interview

==============================
VAR 923951 Y19. About how many hours did you work on your job in the average
         week?

         Actual number of HOURS A WEEK (01-96), except:

         97.  97 or more hours

         98.  DK
         99.  NA

         00.  Inap, 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99 in
                   Y4; 1, 9 in Y4d; 5, 9 in Y4e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923952 Y20. Are you looking for work at the present time?

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         9.  NA

         0.  Inap, 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99
                  in Y4; 1, 9 in Y4d; 5, 9 in Y4e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923953 Y20a. How worried are you about not being able to find a job in
         the near future; a lot, somewhat, or not much at all?

         1.  A LOT
         3.  SOMEWHAT
         5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

         8.  DON'T KNOW; REFUSED

         0.  Inap, 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99
                   in Y4; 1, 9 in Y4d; 5, 9 in Y4e; no 1992 interview

              The stacked series of variables 3954-3963 combines
              occupation information about R from the "working
              now", "unemployed /retired/disabled" and
              "homemaker/student" sections.

              3954 RC1.     WHAT IS/WAS YOUR MAIN OCCUPATION? WHAT SORT OF
                            WORK DO/DID YOU DO?

    RC1A. WHAT ARE/WERE YOUR MOST IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES OR
          DUTIES?
          -----------------------------------------------------------

    THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL R'S WHO ARE CURRENTLY
EMPLOYED,
    TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED, OR PERMANENTLY
DISABLED.
    [HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS WITHOUT OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT ARE CODED
0.]  IF
    RESPONDENT WAS CODED 15 OR 51 (WORKING NOW AND RETIRED) IN Y4,
HIS/HER
    FORMER OCCUPATION INFORMATION WAS USED.

    The original 3-digit 1980 US Census Occupation variable has been
    recoded into 71 subgroups, in order to protect Respondents' anonymity.
    Contact NES Project Staff for information about a procedure by which it
    is possible to gain access to the full 3-digit code values.

    SEE 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION MASTER CODE.

         01.
           .
           .
         71.

         98.  DK
         99.  NA

         00.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 IN Y4; 5,9 IN Y4A; 5,9 IN, Y4C; no 1992
                  interview

==============================
VAR 923955 RC2. COLLAPSED 1980 OCCUPATION CODE FOR R'S CURRENT/FORMER
                                  OCCUPATION
       ------------------------------------------------------------

      THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL R'S WHO ARE CURRENTLY
EMPLOYED,
      TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED, OR PERMANENTLY
DISABLED,
      HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS.  IF RESPONDENT WAS CODED 15 OR 51
(WORKING NOW
      AND RETIRED) IN Y4, HIS/HER FORMER OCCUPATION INFORMATION WAS
USED.

    1980 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

    01.  EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGERIAL(001-039)
    02.  PROFESSIONAL SPECIALITY OCCUPATIONS(040-199)
    03.  TECHNICIANS AND RELATED SUPPORT
         OCCUPATIONS(200-235)
    04.  SALES OCCUPATIONS (236-285)
    05.  ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT, INCLUDING CLERICAL(286-389)
    06.  PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD (403-407)
    07.  PROTECTIVE SERVICE (408-427)
    08.  SERVICE EXCEPT PROTECTIVE AND HOUSEHOLD(428-469)
    09.  FARMING, FORESTRY AND FISHING OCCUPATIONS(470-499)
    10.  PRECISION PRODUCTION, CRAFT AND REPAIR
         OCCUPATIONS(500-699)
    11.  MACHINE OPERATORS, ASSEMBLERS, AND
         INSPECTORS(700-799)
    12.  TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIAL MOVING
         OCCUPATIONS(800-859)
    13.  HANDLERS, EQUIPMENT CLEARNERS, HELPERS AND
         LABORERS(860-890)
    14.  MEMBER OF ARMED FORCES (900)

    98.  DK
    99.  NA

    00.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 IN Y4; 5,9 IN Y4A; 5,9 IN Y4C; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923956 RC3. WHAT DO/DID THEY MAKE OR DO WHERE YOU WORK/ED? WHAT
                                  KIND OF BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY IS/WAS THAT?
       ----------------------------------------------------------

    SEE 1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY MASTER CODE

    THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL R'S WHO ARE CURRENTLY
EMPLOYED,
    TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED, OR PERMANENTLY
DISABLED,
    HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS. IF RESPONDENT WAS CODED 15 OR 51 (WORKING
NOW
       AND RETIRED) IN Y4, HIS/HER FORMER OCCUPATION INFORMATION WAS
USED.

    010.
       .
       .
    990.

    998.  DK
    999.  NA

    000.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 IN Y4; 5,9 IN Y4A; 5,9 IN Y4C; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923957 RC4. DO/DID YOU WORK FOR SOMEONE ELSE, ARE/WERE YOU
SELF-EMPLOYED,
         OR WHAT?
          -----------------------------------------------------------

    THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL R'S WHO ARE CURRENTLY
EMPLOYED,
    TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED, OR PERMANENTLY
DISABLED,
    HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS. IF RESPONDENT WAS CODED 15 OR 51 (WORKING
NOW
    AND RETIRED) IN Y4, HIS/HER FORMER OCCUPATION INFORMATION WAS USED.

    1.  SOMEONE ELSE
    2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
    3.  SELF ONLY

    8.  DK
    9.  NA

    0.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 IN Y4; 5,9 IN Y4A; 5,9 IN Y4C; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923958 RC5. ARE/WERE YOU EMPLOYED BY A FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL
GOVERNMENT?

               THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL R'S WHO ARE CURRENTLY
               EMPLOYED, TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED, OR
               PERMANENTLY DISABLED,  HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS. IF
               RESPONDENT WAS CODED 15 OR 51 (WORKING NOW     AND
               RETIRED) IN Y4, HIS/HER FORMER OCCUPATION INFORMATION WAS
               USED.

    1.  YES
    5.  NO

    8.  DK
    9.  NA

    0.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 IN Y4; 5,9 IN Y4A; 5,9 IN Y4C;
              3, 8-9 IN Y6; 3, 8-9 IN Y11; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923959   RC6. ABOUT HOW MANY HOURS DO/DID YOU WORK ON YOUR JOB
IN THE
                 AVERAGE WEEK?
                 ----------------------------------------------------------

         ACTUAL NUMBER OF HOURS A WEEK

    THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL R'S WHO ARE CURRENTLY
EMPLOYED,
    TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED, OR PERMANENTLY
DISABLED,
    HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS. IF RESPONDENT WAS CODED 15 OR 51 (WORKING
NOW
    AND RETIRED) IN Y4, HIS/HER FORMER OCCUPATION INFORMATION WAS USED.

    01.
      .
      .
    96.
    97.  NINETY-SEVEN OR MORE

    98.  DK
    99.  NA

    00.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 IN Y4; 5,9 IN Y4A; 5,9 IN Y4C;
               5,9 IN Y12; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923960 RC7. HOW WORRIED ARE YOU ABOUT LOSING YOUR JOB/NOT BEING
ABLE TO
              FIND A JOB IN THE NEAR FUTURE; A LOT, SOMEWHAT, OR NOT MUCH
              AT ALL?

    THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL R'S WHO ARE CURRENTLY
EMPLOYED,
    TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED, OR PERMANENTLY
DISABLED,
    HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS. IF RESPONDENT WAS CODED 15 OR 51 (WORKING
NOW
       AND RETIRED) IN Y4, HIS/HER FORMER OCCUPATION INFORMATION WAS
USED.

    1.  A LOT
    3.  SOMEWHAT

    5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

    8.  DON'T KNOW, REFUSED
    9.  NA

    0.  INAP; 70,75,80,99 IN Y4; 5,9 IN Y4A; 5,9 IN Y4C;
              1,9 IN Y14; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923961 RC8. HAVE YOU HAD A JOB IN THE PAST SIX MONTHS?
    -------------------------------------------------

    THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL R'S WHO ARE UNEMPLOYED,
RETIRED,
    OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED, HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS.

    1.  YES
    5.  NO

    8.  DK
    9.  NA

    0.  INAP; 10,17-18,20,70-71,75,80-81,99 IN Y4; 5,9 IN Y4A;
              5,9 IN Y4C; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923962 RC9. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR WORK AT THE PRESENT TIME?

  ----------------------------------------------------

    THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL R'S WHO ARE UNEMPLOYED,
RETIRED,
       OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED, HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS.

    1.  YES
    5.  NO
    8.  DK

    9.  NA

    0.  INAP; 10,17-18,20,70-71,75,80-81,99 IN Y4; 5,9 IN Y4A;
              Y4A; 5,9 IN Y4C; 1,9 IN Y14; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 923963 RC10. HAVE YOU EVER DONE ANY WORK FOR PAY?
    --------------------------------------------

    THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL R'S WHO ARE UNEMPLOYED OR
    PERMANENTLY DISABLED.

    1.  YES
    5.  NO

    9.  NA

    0.  INAP; 10,15,17-18,20,50-51,70-71,75,80-81,99 IN Y4

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 3964-4000

==============================
VAR 924001      Y21.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

  NOTE: the Spanish language questionnaire contains for code 1 "R IS
  FEMALE AND MARRIED," so that married/partnered males interviewed with the
  Spanish questionnaire are not asked the spouse/partner series of employment
  questions.
               1.  R IS MARRIED (OR PARTNERED)
               2.  ALL OTHERS

==============================
VAR 924002  Y22.  (RB, STILL ON P.25) We'd like to know about (your husband/
               your wife/your partner).  Is he/she working now,
               temporarily laid off, or is he/she unemployed, retired,
               permanently disabled, (a homemaker), (a student), or what?
               (MARK ALL THAT APPLY)

               10.  WORKING NOW only
               15.  R volunteers WORKING NOW and RETIRED--currently working
                    20 hours or more a week

               16. PERMANENTLY DISABLED and WORKING NOW, currently working
                   20 hours or more a week

               17. R volunteers WORKING NOW and HOMEMAKER, currently
                   working 20 hours or more a week

               18. R volunteers WORKING NOW and STUDENT, currently
                   working 20 hours or more a week

               20. TEMPORARILY LAID OFF

               40. UNEMPLOYED

               50. RETIRED--no other occupation

               51. R volunteers RETIRED and WORKING NOW, currently
                   working less than 20 hours a week

               60. PERMANENTLY DISABLED--NOT WORKING

               61. PERMANENTLY DISABLED and WORKING NOW, currently
                   working less than 20 hours

              70. HOMEMAKER--no other occupation

               71. R volunteers HOMEMAKER and WORKING NOW, currently working
                  less than 20 hours a week

               75. R volunteers HOMEMAKER and STUDENT--no other occupation

               80. STUDENT--no other occupation

               81. R volunteers STUDENT and WORKING NOW, currently
                   less than 20 hours a week

               99. NA

               00. Inap, 2 in Y21no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924003      Y22x. SUMMARY: Spouse's working status

               Built from Y22

               1.  R working now or is retired/permanently disabled/
                   homemaker/student working 20 hours or more per week
                   (10, 15-18 in Y22)
               2.  R temporarily laid off (20 in Y22)
               4.  R unemployed (40 in Y22)
               5.  R retired and not working 20 hours or more per week
                   (50, 51 in Y22)
               6.  R permanently disabled and not working 20 hours or
                   more per week (60, 61 i0xY22)
               7.  R homemaker not working 20 hours or more per week
                   (70-71, 75 in Y22)
               8.  R student not working 20 hours or more per week (80,
                   81 in Y22)

               9.  NA (99 in Y22)

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924004  Y22a. (IF SPOUSE IS UNEMPLOYED) Has (he/she) ever done any work
               for pay?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 50-51, 60-61, 70-71,
                        75, 80-81, 99 in Y22; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924005      Y22b. (IF SPOUSE IS RETIRED) When did (he/she) retire?

               Last two digits of YEAR (50-92), except:

               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 16-18, 20, 40, 60-61, 70-71, 75,
                         80-81, 99 in Y22; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924006      Y22c. (IF SPOUSE IS DISABLED) Has (he/she) ever done any work
               for pay?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15, 17-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 70-71,
                        75, 80-81, 99 in Y22' no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924007  Y22d. (IF SPOUSE IS HOMEMAKER OR STUDENT) Is (he/she) doing any
               work for pay at the present time?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99
                        in Y22; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924008  Y22e. In the last six months, did (he/she) do any work for pay?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15-16, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 99
                        in Y22; 1, 8-9 in Y22d; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924009      Y23.  What is (his/her) main occupation?  (What sort of work
               does (he/she) do?)
         Y23a. What are (his/her) most important activities or duties?

         The original 3-digit 1980 US Census Occupation variable has been
         recoded into 71 subgroups, in order to protect Respondents'
         anonymity.  Contact NES Project Staff for information about a
         procedure by which it is possible to gain access to the full 3-digit
         code values.

         See 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Master Code.

               1 - 71 coded except:

               98.  DK
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y22l;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924010      Y23x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

               1980 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

               Built from Y23.

               01. Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
               02. Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
               03. Technicians and Related Support Occupations (200-235)
               04. Sales Occupation (236-285)
               05. Administrative Support, including Clerical (286-389)
               06. Private Household (403-407)
               07. Protective Service (408-427)
               08. Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
               09. Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
               10. Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations
                   (500-699)
               11. Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors (700-799)
               12. Transportation and Material Moving Occupations (800-859)
               13. Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers
                   (860-890)
               14. Member of Armed Forces (900)

               98. DK
               99. NA

               00. Inap, 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y22; no
                         1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924011      Y23x(2).  PRESTIGE SCORE

         NOTE:  Prestige Scores are based on Occupational Prestige Ratings
         from the 1989 General Social Survey, by James A Davis, Robert W.
         Hodge, Keiko Nakao, and Judith Treas, (ICPSR 9593), Inter-University
         Consortium for Political and Social Research, Ann
         Arbor, MI 48106, December 1991.

         Prestige Score data have been blanked out to preserve respondents'
         anonymity.  Contact NES Project Staff for information about a
         procedure by which it is possible to gain access to these data.

               00. Inap, 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y22; no
                         1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924012      Y23b. What kind of (business/industry) is that?

               See 1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY Master Code, except:

               998.  DK
               999.  NA

               000.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y22;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924013      Y24.  Does (he/she) work for someone else, is (he/she) self-
               employed, or what?

               1.  SOMEONE ELSE
               2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
               3.  SELF ONLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75,
                        80, 99 in Y22; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924014      Y24a. Is (he/she) employed by a federal, state or local
               government?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80,
                        99 in Y22; 3, 8-9 in Y24; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924015      Y25.  About how many hours does (he/she) work on (his/her) job
               in the average week?

               Actual number of HOURS A WEEK (01-96), except:

               97.  97 or more hours

               98.  DK
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y22;
                   no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924016      Y25a. Is that more hours than (he/she) wants to work, fewer
               hours than (he/she) wants to work, or generally about
               right?

               1.  FEWER
               3.  ABOUT RIGHT
               5.  MORE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y22;
                        no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924017  Y26.  How worried is (he/she) about losing (his/her) job in the
               near future; a lot, somewhat, or not much at all?

               1.  A LOT
               3.  SOMEWHAT
               5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW; REFUSED

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y22;
                        no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924018      Y27.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

               1.  SPOUSE/PARTNER IS WORKING NOW (1 AT Y22)

               2.  SPOUSE/PARTNER TEMPORARILY LAID OFF

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y22;
                        no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924019      Y27a. Was (he/she) out of work or laid off at any time during
               the last six months?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y22;
                        2 in Y27; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924020      Y27b. During the last six months, has (he/she) had a reduction
               in (his/her) work hours or had to take a cut in pay at any
               time for reasons other than illness or personal choice?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 40, 50, 60, 70, 75, 80, 99 in Y22;
                        2 in Y27; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924021      Y28.  What kind of work did (he/she) do on (his/her) last
               regular job?  (What was (his/her) occupation?)
         Y28a. What were (his/her) most important activities or duties?

         The original 3-digit 1980 US Census Occupation variable has been
         recoded into 71 subgroups, in order to protect Respondents'
         anonymity.  Contact NES Project Staff for information about a
         procedure by which it is possible to gain access to the full 3-digit
         code values.

         See 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Master Code.

               1 - 71 coded except:

               98.  DK
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                         in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Y22c; no 1992
                         interview

==============================
VAR 924022      Y28x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

               1980 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

               Built from Y28.

               01. Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
               02. Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
               03. Technicians and Related Support Occupations (200-235)
               04. Sales Occupation (236-285)
               05. Administrative Support, including Clerical (286-389)
               06. Private Household (403-407)
               07. Protective Service (408-427)
               08. Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
               09. Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
               10. Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations
                   (500-699)
               11. Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors (700-799)
               12. Transportation and Material Moving Occupations (800-859)
               13. Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers
                   (860-890)
               14. Member of Armed Forces (900)

               98. DK
               99. NA

               00. Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                         in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Y22c; no 1992
                         interview

==============================
VAR 924023      Y28x(2).  PRESTIGE SCORE

         NOTE:  Prestige Scores are based on Occupational Prestige Ratings
         from the 1989 General Social Survey, by James A Davis, Robert W.
         Hodge, Keiko Nakao, and Judith Treas, (ICPSR 9593), Inter-University
         Consortium for Political and Social Research, Ann
         Arbor, MI 48106, December 1991.

         Prestige Score data have been blanked out to preserve respondents'
         anonymity.  Contact NES Project Staff for information about a
         procedure by which it is possible to gain access to these data.

               00. Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                         in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Y22c; no 1992
                         interview

==============================
VAR 924024      Y28b. What kind of (business/industry) was that?

               See 1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY Master Code, except:

               998.  DK
               999.  NA

               000.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                          in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Y22c; no 1992
                          interview

==============================
VAR 924025      Y29.  Did (he/she) work for someone else, was (he/she) self-
               employed, or what?

               1.  SOMEONE ELSE
               2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
               3.  SELF ONLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71,
                        75, 80-81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in
                        Y22c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924026      Y29a. Was (he/she) employed by a federal, state or local
               government?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71,
                        75, 80-81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in
                        Y22c; 3, 8-9 in Y29; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924027      Y30.  Has (he/she) had a job in the past six months?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                        in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Y22c; no 1992
                        interview

==============================
VAR 924028  Y30a. About how many hours did (he/she) work on (his/her) job in
               the average week?

               Actual number of HOURS A WEEK (01-96), except:

               97.  97 or more hours

               98.  DK
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                         in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Y22c; 5, 8-9
                         in Y30; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924029      Y31.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  EMPLOYMENT STATUS

               1.  SPOUSE IS UNEMPLOYED

               2.  SPOUSE IS RETIRED OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                        in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Y22c; no 1992
                        interview

==============================
VAR 924030      Y31a. Is (he/she) doing any work for pay at the present time?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                        in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Y22c; 1 in Y31;
                        no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924031      Y32.  Is (he/she) looking for work at the present time?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                        in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Y22c; 1, 9
                        in Y31a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924032  Y32a. How worried is (he/she) about not being able to find a job
               in the near future; a lot, somewhat, or not much at all?

               1.  A LOT
               3.  SOMEWHAT
               5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

               8.  DK; REFUSED

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 17-18, 20, 70-71, 75, 80-81, 99
                        in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22a; 5, 8-9 in Y22c;
                        1, 9 in Y31; 8-9 in Y32; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924033      Y33.  What kind of work did (he/she) do on (his/her) last
               regular job?  (What was (his/her) occupation?)
         Y33a. What were (his/her) most important activities or duties?

         The original 3-digit 1980 US Census Occupation variable has been
         recoded into 71 subgroups, in order to protect Respondents'
         anonymity.  Contact NES Project Staff for information about a
         procedure by which it is possible to gain access to the full 3-digit
         code values.

         See 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Master Code.

               1 - 71 coded except:

               98.  DK
               99.  NA
               000.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61,
                          71, 81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22e; no 1992
                          interview

==============================
VAR 924034      Y33x(1).  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code

               1980 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

               Built from Y33

               01. Executive, Administrative and Managerial (001-039)
               02. Professional Speciality Occupations (040-199)
               03. Technicians and Related Support Occupations (200-235)
               04. Sales Occupation (236-285)
               05. Administrative Support, including Clerical (286-389)
               06. Private Household (403-407)
               07. Protective Service (408-427)
               08. Service exc. Protective and Household (428-469)
               09. Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations (470-499)
               10. Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations
                   (500-699)
               11. Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors (700-799)
               12. Transportation and Material Moving Occupations (800-859)
               13. Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers
                   (860-890)
               14. Member of Armed Forces (900)

               98. DK
               99. NA

               00. Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71,
                         81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924035      Y33x(2).  PRESTIGE SCORE

         NOTE:  Prestige Scores are based on Occupational Prestige Ratings
         from the 1989 General Social Survey, by James A Davis, Robert W.
         Hodge, Keiko Nakao, and Judith Treas, (ICPSR 9593), Inter-University
         Consortium for Political and Social Research, Ann
         Arbor, MI 48106, December 1991.

         Prestige Score data have been blanked out to preserve respondents'
         anonymity.  Contact NES Project Staff for information about a
         procedure by which it is possible to gain access to these data.

               00. Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71,
                         81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924036      Y34.  What kind of (business/industry) was that?

               See 1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY Master Code, except:

               998.  DK
               999.  NA

               000.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71,
                          81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22e; no 1992
                          interview

==============================
VAR 924037      Y35.  Did (he/she) work for someone else, was (he/she) self-
               employed, or what?

               1.  SOMEONE ELSE
               2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
               3.  SELF ONLY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 2 in Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 40,
                        50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22e;
                        no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924038      Y35a. Was (he/she) employed by a federal, state or local
               government?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 2 in Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 40,
                        50-51, 60-61, 71, 81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22e;
                        3, 8-9 in Y35; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924039      Y36.  About how many hours did (he/she) work on his job in the
               average week?

               Actual number of HOURS A WEEK (01-96), except:

               97.  97 or more hours

               98.  DK
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71,
                         81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924040      Y37.  Is (he/she) looking for work at the present time?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71,
                        81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924041  Y37a. How worried is (he/she) about not being able to find a job
               in the near future; a lot, somewhat, or not much at all?

               1.  A LOT
               3.  SOMEWHAT
               5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

               8.  DON'T KNOW; REFUSED

               0.  Inap, 2 in Y21; 10, 15-18, 20, 40, 50-51, 60-61, 71,
                        81, 99 in Y22; 5, 8-9 in Y22e; no 1992 interview

  The stacked series of variables 4042-4051
  combines occupation information about
  spouse from the "working now", "unemployed/
  retired/disabled" and "homemaker/student"
  sections.

==============================
VAR 924042  RC1001. WHAT IS/WAS HIS/HER (SPOUSE'S/PARTNER'S) MAIN
OCCUPATION?
          WHAT SORT OF WORK DO/DID HE/SHE DO?

         RC1001A. WHAT ARE/WERE HIS/HER MOST IMPORTANT ACTIVITIES OR
DUTIES?
         -----------------------------------------------------------

         THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL RESPONDENTS'
SPOUSES/PARTNERS
         WHO ARE CURRENTLY EMPLOYED, TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED,
         RETIRED, OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED.  [HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS
WITHOUT
         OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT ARE CODED 0.]  IF RESPONDENT'S SPOUSE/PARTNER
         WAS CODED 15 OR 51 (WORKING NOW AND RETIRED) IN Y22, HIS/HER
         FORMER OCCUPATION INFORMATION WAS USED.

         The original 3-digit 1980 US Census Occupation variable has been
         recoded into 71 subgroups, in order to protect
         Respondent's/spouse's/ partner's anonymity.  Contact NES Project
         Staff for information about a procedure by which it is possible to
         gain access to the full 3-digit code values.

         See 1980 CENSUS OCCUPATION Master Code.

         01.
           .
           .
         71.

         98.  DK
         99.  NA

         00.  INAP; 2 IN Y21; 70,75,80,99 IN Y22; 5,8-9 IN
                   Y22A; 5,8-9 IN Y22C; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924043  RC1002. COLLAPSED 1980 OCCUPATION CODE FOR R'S
SPOUSE'S/PARTNER'S
         CURRENT/FORMER OCCUPATION
         -------------------------------------------------------------

        1980 CENSUS MAJOR GROUP CATEGORIES

         THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL SPOUSES/PARTNERS WHO ARE
         CURRENTLY EMPLOYED, TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED,
OR
         PERMANENTLY DISABLED, HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS. IF
SPOUSE/PARTNER IS
         CODED 15 OR 51 (RETIRED, AND WORKING NOW) IN Y22, HIS/HER FORMER
         OCCUPATION INFORMATION IS USED.

         01.  EXECUTIVE, ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGERIAL(001-039)
         02.  PROFESSIONAL SPECIALITY OCCUPATIONS(040-199)
         03.  TECHNICIANS AND RELATED SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS(200-235)
         04.  SALES OCCUPATIONS (236-285)
         05.  ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT, INCLUDING CLERICAL(286-389)
         06.  PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD (403-407)
         07.  PROTECTIVE SERVICE (408-427)
         08.  SERVICE EXCEPT PROTECTIVE AND HOUSEHOLD(428-469)
         09.  FARMING, FORESTRY AND FISHING OCCUPATIONS(470-499)
         10.  PRECISION PRODUCTION, CRAFT AND REPAIR OCCUPATIONS(500-699)
         11.  MACHINE OPERATORS, ASSEMBLERS, AND INSPECTORS(700-799)
         12.  TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIAL MOVING OCCUPATIONS(800-859)
         13.  HANDLERS, EQUIPMENT CLEARNERS, HELPERS AND LABORERS(860-890)
         14.  MEMBER OF ARMED FORCES (900)

         98.  DK
         99.  NA

         00.  INAP; 2 IN Y21; 70,75,80,99 IN Y22; 5,8-9 IN Y22A;
                   5,8-9 IN Y22C; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924044  RC1003. WHAT DO/DID THEY MAKE OR DO WHERE S/HE
WORKS/WORKED?  WHAT
          KIND OF BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY IS/WAS THAT?
          ------------------------------------------------------------

                   SEE 1980 CENSUS INDUSTRY MASTER CODE.

         THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL SPOUSES/PARTNERS WHO ARE
         CURRENTLY EMPLOYED, TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED,
OR
         PERMANENTLY DISABLED, HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS. IF
SPOUSE/PARTNER IS
         CODED 15 OR 51 (RETIRED, AND WORKING NOW) IN Y22, HIS/HER FORMER
         OCCUPATION INFORMATION IS USED.

         010.
            .
            .
         990.
         998.  DK
         999.  NA

         000.  INAP; 2 IN Y21; 70,75,80,99 IN Y22; 5,8-9 IN Y22A;
                    5,8-9 IN Y22C; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924045      RC1004. DOES/DID S/HE (SPOUSE/PARTNER) WORK FOR SOMEONE
ELSE,
         IS/WAS S/HE SELF-EMPLOYED, OR WHAT?
         ----------------------------------------------------------------

         THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL SPOUSES/PARTNERS WHO ARE
         CURRENTLY EMPLOYED, TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED,
OR
         PERMANENTLY DISABLED HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS. IF
SPOUSE/PARTNER IS
         CODED 15 OR 51 (RETIRED, AND WORKING NOW) IN Y22, HIS/HER FORMER
         OCCUPATION INFORMATION IS USED.

         1.  SOMEONE ELSE
         2.  BOTH SOMEONE ELSE AND SELF
         3.  SELF ONLY

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  INAP; 2 IN Y21; 70,75,80,99 IN Y22; 5,8-9 IN Y22A;
                     5,8-9 IN Y22C; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924046  RC1005. IS/WAS S/HE (SPOUSE/PARTNER) EMPLOYED BY A
FEDERAL,STATE
         OR LOCAL GOVERNMENT?
         -----------------------------------------------------------

         THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL SPOUSES/PARTNERS WHO ARE
         CURRENTLY EMPLOYED, TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED,
OR
         PERMANENTLY DISABLED, HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS. IF
SPOUSE/PARTNER IS
         CODED 15 OR 51 (RETIRED, AND WORKING NOW) IN Y22, HIS/HER FORMER
         OCCUPATION INFORMATION IS USED.

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  INAP; 2 IN Y21; 70,75,80,99 IN Y22; 5,8-9 IN Y22A;
                5,8-9 IN Y22C; 3,8-9 IN Y24; 3,8-9 IN Y29; no 1992
                interview

==============================
VAR 924047  RC1006. ABOUT HOW MANY HOURS DOES/DID S/HE
(SPOUSE/PARTNER) WORK
         ON HIS/HER JOB IN THE AVERAGE WEEK?
         -------------------------------------------------------------

         THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL SPOUSES/PARTNERS WHO ARE
         CURRENTLY EMPLOYED, TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED,
OR
         PERMANENTLY DISABLED, HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS.  IF
SPOUSE/PARTNER
         IS CODED 15 OR 51 (RETIRED, AND WORKING NOW) IN Y22, HIS/HER
         FORMER OCCUPATION INFORMATION IS USED.

         01.
           .
           .
         96.
         97.  NINETY-SEVEN OR MORE
         98.  DK
         99.  NA

         00.  INAP; 2 IN Y21; 70,75,80,99 IN Y22; 5,8-9 IN Y22A;
                      5,8-9 IN Y22C; 5,8-9 IN Y30; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924048  RC1007. HOW WORRIED IS S/HE (SPOUSE/PARTNER) ABOUT LOSING
HIS/HER
         JOB/NOT BEING ABLE TO FIND JOB IN THE NEAR FUTURE; A LOT,
         SOMEWHAT, OR NOT MUCH AT ALL?
         ------------------------------------------------------------

         THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL SPOUSES/PARTNERS WHO ARE
         CURRENTLY EMPLOYED, TEMPORARILY LAID OFF, UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED,
OR
         PERMANENTLY DISABLED, HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS.  IF
SPOUSE/PARTNER
         IS CODED 15 OR 51 (RETIRED, AND WORKING NOW) IN Y22, HIS/HER
         FORMER OCCUPATION INFORMATION IS USED.

         1.  A LOT
         3.  SOMEWHAT
         5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

         8.  DON'T KNOW, REFUSED
         9.  NA

         0.  INAP; 2 IN Y21; 70,75,80,99 IN Y22; 5,8-9 IN Y22A;
                     5,8-9 IN Y22C; 1,8-9 IN Y31A; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924049      RC1008. HAS S/HE (SPOUSE/PARTNER) HAD A JOB IN THE PAST SIX
         MONTHS?
         -------------------------------------------------------------------

         THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL SPOUSES/PARTNERS WHO  ARE
         UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED, OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED, HOMEMAKERS OR
         STUDENTS.

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  INAP; 2 IN Y21; 10,17-18,20,70-71,75,80-81,99 IN Y22;
                  5,8-9 IN Y22A; 5,8-9 IN Y22C; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924050  RC1009. IS S/HE (SPOUSE/PARTNER) LOOKING FOR WORK AT THE
PRESENT
         TIME?
         ------------------------------------------------------------------

         THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FROM ALL SPOUSE/PARTNERS WHO ARE
         UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED, OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED, HOMEMAKERS OR
         STUDENTS.

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  INAP; 2 IN Y21; 10,17-18,20,70-71,75,80-81,99 IN
                  Y22; 5,8-9 IN Y22A; 5,8-9 IN Y22C; 1,8-9 IN Y31A;
                  no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924051  RC1010. HAS S/HE (SPOUSE/PARTNER) EVER DONE ANY WORK FOR
PAY?
          ----------------------------------------------------------

         THIS VARIABLE COMBINES DATA FOR ALL SPOUSES/PARTNERS WHO ARE
         UNEMPLOYED OR PERMANENTLY DISABLED, HOMEMAKERS OR STUDENTS.

         1.  YES
         5.  NO

         8.  DK
         9.  NA

         0.  INAP; 2 IN Y21; 10,17-18,20,50-51,70-71,75,
                80-81,99 IN Y22; no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 4052-4100

==============================
VAR 924101  Y38.  Do you or anyone else in this household belong to a labor
               union?

         NOTE: 1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011) have been
         added to this variable.

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924102  Y38a. Who is it that belongs? (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)

         NOTE: 1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011) have been
         added to this variable.

               11. (A) RESPONDENT only
               13. (C) R's WIFE only
               14. (D) R's HUSBAND only
               15. (E) SOMEONE ELSE in household only

               20. (A,D) RESPONDENT and R's HUSBAND
               21. (A,C) RESPONDENT and R's WIFE
               22. (A,E) RESPONDENT and SOMEONE ELSE
               23. (C,E) R's WIFE and SOMEONE ELSE
               26. (D,E) R's HUSBAND and SOMEONE ELSE

               31. (A,C,E) RESPONDENT, R's WIFE and SOMEONE ELSE
               32. (A,D,E) RESPONDENT, R's HUSBAND and SOMEONE ELSE

               99. NA

               00. Inap, 4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in Y38; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924103      Y39.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

         NOTE: ALTHOUGH THIS IS THE LONG-FORM CHECKPOINT, DATA FROM THE
         SHORT FORM CHECKPOINT HAVE BEEN DUPLICATED HERE.

               1.  R ONLY FAMILY MEMBER AGE 14 OR OLDER

               2.  ALL OTHERS

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924104  Y40.  (RB, P.26) Please look at this page and tell me the letter
               of the income group that includes the income of all
               members of your family living here in 1991 before taxes.
               This figure should include salaries, wages, pensions,
               dividends,  interest, and all other income.  (IF
               UNCERTAIN: What would be
               your best guess?)

               NOTE:  ALTHOUGH THIS IS THE FAMILY INCOME VARIABLE FOR
               LONG FORM INTERVIEWS, INCOME DATA FOR CASES INTERVIEWED
               WITH SHORT FORM QUESTIONNAIRES (SEE Y40 A/B) HAVE BEEN
               DUPLICATED HERE.

               Rs who do not live with a family member age 14 or older
               were not asked this question.  Their response to Q.Y41 was
               duplicated in this variable.

   01.  A. NONE OR LESS THAN $2,999
   02.  B. $3,000-$4,999
   03.  C. $5,000-$6,999
   04.  D. $7,000-$8,999
   05.  E. $9,000-$9,999
   06.  F. $10,000-$10,999
   07.  G. $11,000-$11,999
   08.  H. $12,000-$12,999
   09.  J. $13,000-$13,999
   10.  K. $14,000-$14,999
   11.  M. $15,000-$16,999
   12.  N. $17,000-$19,999
   13.  P. $20,000-$21,999
   14.  Q. $22,000-$24,999
   15.  R. $25,000-$29,999

   16.  S. $30,000-$34,999
   17.  T. $35,000-$39,999
   18.  U. $40,000-$44,999
   19.  V. $45,000-$49,999
   20.  W. $50,000-$59,999
   21.  X. $60,000-$74,999
   22.  Z. $75,000-$89,999
   23.  AA. $90,000-$104,999
   24.  BB. $105,000 AND OVER

   66.  Below $24,999 but NA category
    (short form)

   77.  Above $24,999 but NA category
    (short form)

   88.  DK
   98.  R REFUSED TO ANSWER
   99.  NA

   00.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924105  Y40a. (RB, still on P. 26) Now we are interested in the income
               that you yourself received in 1991, not including any of
               the income received by (your spouse and) the rest of your
               family.  Please look at this page and tell me the income
               you yourself had in 1991 before taxes.  This figure should
               include salaries, wages, pensions, dividends, interest,
               and all other income.  (IF UNCERTAIN:  What would be your
               best guess?)
         Y41.  (RB, still on P. 26) Please look at this page and tell me
               the letter of the income group that includes the income
               you had in 1991 before taxes.  This figure should include
               salaries,
               wages, pensions, dividends, interest, and all other income.
               NOTE:  ALTHOUGH THIS IS R's INCOME VARIABLE FOR LONG FORM
               INTERVIEWS, INCOME DATA FOR CASES INTERVIEWED WITH SHORT
               FORM QUESTIONNAIRES (SEE Y40d/e,Y41a/b) HAVE BEEN
               DUPLICATED HERE.

               01.  A. NONE OR LESS THAN $2,999
               02.  B. $3,000-$4,999
               03.  C. $5,000-$6,999
               04.  D. $7,000-$8,999
               05.  E. $9,000-$9,999
               06.  F. $10,000-$10,999
               07.  G. $11,000-$11,999
               08.  H. $12,000-$12,999
               09.  J. $13,000-$13,999
               10.  K. $14,000-$14,999
               11.  M. $15,000-$16,999
               12. N. $17,000-$19,999
               13.  P. $20,000-$21,999
               14.  Q. $22,000-$24,999
               15.  R. $25,000-$29,999
               16.  S. $30,000-$34,999
               17.  T. $35,000-$39,999
               18.  U. $40,000-$44,999
               19.  V. $45,000-$49,999
               20.  W. $50,000-$59,999
               21.  X. $60,000-$74,999
               22.  Z. $75,000-$89,999
               23.  AA. $90,000-$104,999
               24. BB. $105,000 AND OVER

               66. Below $24,999 but NA category (short form)
               77. Above $24,999 but NA category (short form)

               88.  DK
               98.  R REFUSED TO ANSWER; 98 in Y40
               99.
               00.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924106        Y39.     INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT (SHORT FORM)

               1.  R ONLY FAMILY MEMBER AGE 14 OR OLDER

               2.  ALL OTHERS

               0.  Inap, 1-2, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924107  Y40.  (SHORT FORM ONLY) Can you give us an estimate of your
               total family income in 1991 before taxes?  This figure
               should include salaries, wages, pensions, dividends,
               interest and all other income for every member of your
               family living in your house in 1991.  First could you tell
               me if that was above or below $24,999?  (IF UNCERTAIN:
               what would be your
               best guess?)

               1.  BELOW $24,999
               2.  ABOVE $24,999

               3.  $24,999 (VOL)

               8.  DK

               9.  REFUSE TO ANSWER

               0.  Inap, 1-2, 6-7 in V3011; 1 in Y39; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924108  Y40a/b. (SHORT FORM ONLY) I will read you some income categories,
                could you please stop me when I reach the category that
                corresponds to your family situation?

               Rs who do not live with a family member age 14 or older
               were not asked this question.  Their response to Q.Y41a/b
               was duplicated in this variable.

               1 case which was coded 3 in Y40 has been coded 14 in
               Y40a/b.  Two cases (IDs 2721,2995) coded 2 in Y40 (above
               $24,999) but not categorized further by the respondent
               have been coded 77.

               01.  A. NONE OR LESS THAN $2,999
               02.  B. $3,000-$4,999
               03.  C. $5,000-$6,999
               04.  D. $7,000-$8,999
               05.  E. $9,000-$9,999
               06.  F. $10,000-$10,999
               07.  G. $11,000-$11,999
               08.  H. $12,000-$12,999
               09.  J. $13,000-$13,999
               10.  K. $14,000-$14,999
               11.  M. $15,000-$16,999
               12. N. $17,000-$19,999
               13.  P. $20,000-$21,999
               14.  Q. $22,000-$24,999
               15.  R. $25,000-$29,999
               16.  S. $30,000-$34,999
               17.  T. $35,000-$39,999
               18.  U. $40,000-$44,999
               19.  V. $45,000-$49,999
               20.  W. $50,000-$59,999
               21.  X. $60,000-$74,999
               22.  Z. $75,000-$89,999
               23.  AA. $90,000-$104,999
               24.  BB. $105,000 AND OVER

               66. Below 24,999 but NA category
               77. Above 24,999 but NA category

               88.  DK; 8 in Y40
               98.  R REFUSED TO ANSWER; 9 in Y40

               00.  Inap, 1-2, 6-7 in V3011; 1 in Y39; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924109  Y40c. (SHORT FORM ONLY)  Now we are interested in the income
               that you yourself received in 1991, not including any of
               the income received by (your spouse and) the rest of your
               family.  Can you please tell me whether the income that
               you yourself had in 1991 before taxes was above or below
               $24,999.  This figure should include salaries, wages,
               pensions, dividends, interest, and all other income.  (IF
               UNCERTAIN:  What would be your best guess?)
         Y41.  Can you please tell me whether the income that you had in
               1991 before taxes was above or below $24,999.  This figure
               should include salaries, wages, pensions, dividends,
               interest, and all other income.

               1.  BELOW $24,999
               2.  ABOVE $24,999

               3.  $24,999 (VOL)

               8.  DK
               9.  REFUSE TO ANSWER

               0.  Inap, 1-2, 6-7 in V3011; 9 in Y40; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924110  Y40d/e.  (SHORT FORM ONLY)  I will read you some income
                  categories, could you please stop me when I reach the
         Y41a/b      category that corresponds to your situation

               One case (ID 2995) coded 2 in Y40c/Y41 (above $24,999) but
               not categorized further by the respondent has been coded
               77.  One case (ID 2846) coded 1 in Y40c/Y41 (below
               $24,999) but not categorized further by the respondent has
               been coded 66.

               01.  A. NONE OR LESS THAN $2,999
               02.  B. $3,000-$4,999
               03.  C. $5,000-$6,999
               04.  D. $7,000-$8,999
               05.  E. $9,000-$9,999
               06.  F. $10,000-$10,999
               07.  G. $11,000-$11,999
               08.  H. $12,000-$12,999
               09.  J. $13,000-$13,999
               10.  K. $14,000-$14,999
               11.  M. $15,000-$16,999
               12. N. $17,000-$19,999
               13.  P. $20,000-$21,999
               14.  Q. $22,000-$24,999
               15.  R. $25,000-$29,999
               16.  S. $30,000-$34,999
               17.  T. $35,000-$39,999
               18.  U. $40,000-$44,999
               19.  V. $45,000-$49,999
               20.  W. $50,000-$59,999
               21.  X. $60,000-$74,999
               22.  Z. $75,000-$89,999
               23.  AA. $90,000-$104,999
               24.  BB. $105,000 AND OVER

               66. Below $24,999 but NA category
               77. Above $24,999 but NA category

               88.  DK; 8 in Y40c/Y41
               98.  R REFUSED TO ANSWER; 9 in Y40c/Y41

               00.  Inap, 1-2, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924111  Y42.  There's been some talk these days about different social
               classes.  Most people say they belong either to the middle
               class or the working class.  Do you ever think of yourself
               as belonging in one of these classes?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924112  Y42a. (IF YES:) Which one?

         Y42b. (IF NO, DK:)  Well, if you had to make a choice, would you
                call yourself middle class or working class?

            <See V4112>
               1.  MIDDLE CLASS
               2.  WORKING CLASS

               5.  Lower class; poor
               6.  Upper class

               7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

               8.  Refused to accept idea of classes
               9.  DK; NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 9 in Y42; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924113  Y42c. (IF MIDDLE CLASS:)  Would you say that you are about
               average middle class or that you are in the upper part of
               the middle class?
         Y42e. (IF WORKING CLASS:)  Would you say that you are about
               average working class or that you are in the upper part of
               the
               working class?

               1.  AVERAGE WORKING
               2.  UPPER WORKING

               4.  AVERAGE MIDDLE
               6.  UPPER MIDDLE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 9 in Y42;
                        5-9 in Y42a/b; no 1992
                        interview

==============================
VAR 924114  Y42x. SUMMARY: R's Social Class

         NOTE: 1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011) have been
         added to this variable.

               Built from Y42a/b, Y42c/e

               0.  Lower class                   (50)
               1.  Average working               (21)
               2.  Working--NA average or upper  (28,29)
               3.  Upper working                 (22)
               4.  Average middle                (14)
               5.  Middle class--NA average or upper   (18,19)
               6.  Upper middle                  (16)
               7.  Upper class                   (60)

               8.  Refused to accept idea of class     (80)

               9.  NA; DK; other; Inap, 4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924115  Y42d. Would you say you feel pretty close to middle class
               people, or that you don't feel much closer to them than to
               people in other classes?

         Y42f. Would you say you feel pretty close to working class
               people, or that you don't feel much closer to them than to
               people in other classes?

               1.  CLOSE to middle class
               2.  CLOSE to working class
               4.  NOT CLOSE to middle class
               5.  NOT CLOSE to working class

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 9 in Y42;
                        5-9 in Y42a/b; no 1992
                            interview

==============================
VAR 924116  Y43.  In addition to being American, what do you consider your

==============================
VAR 924117        main ethnic group or nationality group?

               If R gave 3 or more mentions, the first 2 were coded in
               Y43, unless the nationality chosen in Y43b was not one of
               the first 2 mentions.  If the Y43b choice was not a first
               or second mention, Y43 has been coded as if the Y43b
               nationality had been the first mention; the actual first
               mention is then coded in Y43 as the second mention.

               See ICPSR NATIONALITY Master Code, except:

               97.  Other

               98.  DK
               99.  NA

               00.  NONE; no further mention; "just American"
                         Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 00, 98-99 in Y43; no 1992
                         interview

==============================
VAR 924118  Y43a. INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

               1.  ONE GROUP MENTIONED IN Y43
               5.  MORE THAN ONE GROUP MENTIONED IN Y43

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; 00, 98-99 in Y43; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924119  Y43b. With which of these groups do you most closely identify?

         NOTE: 1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011) have been
         added to this variable (although not for vars 4116-4118).

         NOTE:  Rs giving only 1 mention in Y43 were not asked this
         question.  Their response to Q.Y43 was duplicated in this
         variable.

               See ICPSR NATIONALITY Master Code, except:

               90.  NONE, NEITHER
               97.  Other; combinations not codeable elsewhere
               99.  DK; NA; "American"; both/all

               00.  Inap, 4 in V3011; 00, 98-99 in Y43; 1 in Y43a; no 1992
                        interview

==============================
VAR 924120  Y44.  Were both your parents born in this country?

         NOTE: 1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011) have been
         added to this variable.

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924121  Y45.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

               1.  SOME HISPANIC GROUP MENTIONED IN Y43 (4, 5, 8, 12, 16,
                   62, 88 in Y43)
               2.  NO HISPANIC GROUP MENTIONED IN Y43

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924122  Y46.  Are you of Spanish or Hispanic origin or descent?

         NOTE: 1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011) have been
         added to this variable.

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; 1 in Y45; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924123  Y46a. (RB, P. 27) Please look at the booklet and tell me which
               category best describes your Hispanic origin.

         NOTE: 1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011) have been
         added to this variable.

               1.  MEXICAN
               2.  PUERTO RICAN
               3.  CUBAN
               4.  LATIN AMERICAN
               5.  CENTRAL AMERICAN
               6.  SPANISH

               7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; 5, 8-9 in Y46; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924124  Y47.  Where were you born?  (IF UNITED STATES:  Which state?)

         NOTE: 1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011) have been
         added to this variable.

               See ICPSR STATE AND COUNTRY Master Code, except:

               998.  DK
               999.  NA

               000.  Inap,4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924125  Y48.  Where was it that you grew up?  (IF UNITED STATES:  Which
               state or states?)

               NOTE: 1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011)
               have  been added to this variable.

               See ICPSR STATE AND COUNTRY Master Code, except:

               998.  DK
               999.  NA

               000.  Inap, 4 in V3011;
                       no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924126  Y49.  What kind of work did your father (OR FATHER SUBSTITUTE)
               do for a living while you were growing up?  (What was his
               main occupation?)
         Y49a. What were his most important activities or duties?
         Y49b. What kind of business or industry was that?

               This is a collapsed version of the 1980 U.S. Census
               occupation code.

               2-digit CPS OCCUPATION CODE

               01. Executive, Administrative and Managerial
               02. Professional Speciality Occupations
               03. Technicians and Related Support Occupations
               04. Sales Occupation
               05. Administrative Support, including Clerical
               06. Private Household
               07. Protective Service
               08. Service exc. Protective and Household
               09. Farming, Forestry and Fishing Occupations
               10. Precision Production, Craft and Repair Occupations
               11. Machine Operators, Assemblers and Inspectors
               12. Transportation and Material Moving Occupations
               13. Handler, Equipment Cleaners, Helpers and Laborers
               14. Member of Armed Forces

               15. Not in Labor Force

               98.  DK
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, Father wasn't living; not raised by Father;
                         no parallel information for parental surrogate;
                         3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924127  Y50.  Other than being a homemaker, did your mother (OR MOTHER
               SUBSTITUTE) have a job while you were growing up?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DON'T KNOW
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, mother wasn't living; not raised by mother;
                        no parallel information for maternal surrogate;
                        3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924128  Y50a. What kind of work did she do while you were growing up?
               What was her main occupation?)
         Y50b. What were her most important activities or duties?
         Y50c. What kind of business or industry was that?

            <See V 4127>
               Use same code as V4126, except:

               00.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 0, 5, 8-9 in Y50; no 1992
                         interview

==============================
VAR 924129  Y51.  (RB, P. 28) Looking at this list, please tell me where you
               were mostly brought up?

         NOTE: 1990 data for panel short form cases (3 in V3011) have been
         added to this variable.

               1.  ON A FARM
               2.  IN THE COUNTRY, NOT ON A FARM
               3.  IN A SMALL CITY OR TOWN (UNDER 50,000 PEOPLE)
               4.  IN A MEDIUM-SIZED CITY (50,000 - 100,000)
               5.  IN A LARGE CITY (100,000 - 500,000)
               6.  IN A SUBURB OF A LARGE CITY
               7.  IN A VERY LARGE CITY (OVER 500,000)
               8.  IN A SUBURB OF A VERY LARGE CITY

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924130  Y52.  How long have you lived in your present (CITY/TOWN/
               TOWNSHIP/COUNTY)?

               If gave fraction of a year when the number of years was
               greater than 2, the fraction was dropped.

               Actual number of years (01-89), except:

               00.  LESS THAN SIX MONTHS
               01.  6-12 MONTHS; 1 YEAR
               02.  13-23 MONTHS

               92.  2 years
               03.  3 years

               89.  89 OR MORE
                   ...
                   ...

               90.  ALL OF LIFE

               98.  DK
               99.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924131  Y52a. Where did you live before you moved here?--CITY

               See CITY Master Code, except:

               9996.  FOREIGN COUNTRY given
               9997.  CITY not on list

               9998.  DK
               9999.  NA

               0000.  Inap, 03-92, 98-99 in Y52; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924132  Y52a. Where did you live before you moved here?--STATE OR
               COUNTRY

               See ICPSR STATE AND COUNTRY Master Code, except:

               998.  DK
               999.  NA

               000.  Inap, 03-92, 98-99 in Y52; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924133  Y52b. How far away is that?

               01. One miles or less
               02. 2-4 miles
               03. 5-9 miles
               04. 10-19 miles
               05. 20-49 miles
               06. 50-99 miles
               07. 100-199 miles
               08. 200-499 miles
               09. 500 miles or more

               97.  Other

               98.  DK
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 03-92, 98-99 in Y52;
                        no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924134  Y53.  How long have you lived in this (house/condo/apartment)?

               If gave fraction of a year when the number of years was
               greater than 2, the fraction was dropped.

               Actual number of years (01-89), except:

               00.  LESS THAN SIX MONTHS
               01.  6-12 MONTHS; 1 YEAR
               02.  13-24 MONTHS; 2 YEARS
               03.  3 YEARS
                 .
                 .
               89.  89 OR MORE

               90.  ALL OF LIFE

               98.  DK
               99.  NA; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924135  Y54.  Do you/Does your family) own your home, pay rent, or what?

               1.  OWN

               2.  RENT
               3.  Occupancy part of financial arrangement with employer
                   or owner

               7.  OTHER (SPECIFY)

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924136  Y55.  These are our last few questions.  Do you have any
               children? [IWER: INCLUDE ADOPTED AND STEPCHILDREN]

               1.  YES

               2.  YES, STEPCHILDREN/ADOPTED (VOLUNTEERED)

               5.  NO

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924137  Y55a. How many children do you have who are less than 6 years
               old?

               0.  None
               1.  One
                    .
               6.  Six

               7.  Seven or more

               8.  DK
               9.  NA; Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 9 in Y55; no 1992
                           interview

==============================
VAR 924138  Y55b. How many of these live with you at least half of the time?

               0.  None
               1.  One
                    .
               6.  Six

               7.  Seven or more

               9.  NA; Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 9 in Y55; 0, 8-9 in Y55a;
                           no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924139  Y55c. How many children do you have who are between 6 and 18
               years old?

               0.  None
                   1.  One
                    .
               6.  Six

               7.  Seven or more

               8.  DK
               9.  NA; Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 9 in Y55; no 1992
                           interview

==============================
VAR 924140  Y55d. How many of these live with you at least half of the time?

               0.  None
               1.  One
                    .
               6.  Six

               7.  Seven or more

               9.  NA; Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 9 in Y55; 0, 8-9 in Y55c;
                           no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924141  Y56.  Are you responsible for raising any children other than
               those we just talked about?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924142  Y56d. How many of these live with you at least half of the time?

               00.  None
               01.  One
                     .
               15.  Fifteen

               98.  DK
               99.  NA; Inap, 3-4, 6-7 in V3011; 5, 9 in Y56; no 1992
                            interview

==============================
VAR 924143  Y57.  Ending Time (local)--EXACT TIME NOW

               HOUR (01-24) and MINUTES (00-59)

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 4144-4200

==============================
VAR 924201  Z1.   Respondent's sex is:

  This question was not asked of respondents on the
  short form questionnaire.  For panel short form
  respondents the data for this variable was copied
  from their 1990 Post-election responses.

               1.  MALE
               2.  FEMALE

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924202  Z2.   Respondent's race is:

  This question was not asked of respondents on the
  short form questionnaire.  For panel short form
  respondents the data for this variable was copied
  from their 1990 Post-election responses.

               1.  WHITE
               2.  BLACK
               3.  AMERICAN INDIAN OR ALASKAN NATIVE
               4.  ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER

               7.  Other

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 4, 6-7 in V3011; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924203  Z3.   Other persons present at interview were (CHECK MORE THAN
               ONE BOX IF NECESSARY):

               00. NONE (only box checked)

               01. CHILDREN UNDER 6 ONLY
               02. OLDER CHILDREN ONLY
               03. Children under 6 and older children

               04. SPOUSE ONLY
               05.   "    and children under 6
               06.   "    and older children
               07.   "    and children under 6 and older children

               08. OTHER RELATIVES ONLY
               09.   "      "      and children under 6
               10.   "      "      and older children
               11.   "      "      and children under 6 and older
                                   children
               12.   "      "      and spouse
               13.   "      "      and spouse and children under 6
               14.   "      "      and spouse and older children
               15.   "      "      and spouse and children under 6 and
                                   older children

               16. OTHER ADULTS ONLY
               17.   "      "   and children under 6
               18.   "      "   and older children
               19.   "      "   and children under 6 and older
                                children
               20.   "      "   and spouse
               21.   "      "   and spouse and children under 6
               22.   "      "   and spouse and older children
               23.   "      "   and spouse and children under 6 and
                                older children
               24.   "      "   and other relatives
               25.   "      "   and other relatives and children under 6
               26.   "      "   and other relatives and older children
               27.   "      "   and other relatives and children under 6
                                and older children
               28.   "      "   and other relatives and spouse
               29.   "      "   and other relatives and spouse and
                                children under 6
               30. Other adults and other relatives and spouse and
                   children under 6 and older children (all boxes checked
                   in interview schedule)

               99. NA; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924204  Z4.   Respondent's cooperation was:

               1.  VERY GOOD
               2.  GOOD
               3.  FAIR
               4.  POOR
               5.  VERY POOR

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924205  Z5.   Respondent's general level of information about politics
               and public affairs seemed:

               1.  VERY HIGH
               2.  FAIRLY HIGH
               3.  AVERAGE
               4.  FAIRLY LOW
               5.  VERY LOW

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924206  Z6.   Rate R's apparent intelligence:

               1.  VERY HIGH
               2.  ABOVE AVERAGE
               3.  AVERAGE
               4.  BELOW AVERAGE
               5.  VERY LOW

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924207  Z7.   How suspicious did R seem to be about the study, before
               the interview?

               1.  NOT AT ALL SUSPICIOUS
               3.  SOMEWHAT SUSPICIOUS
               5.  VERY SUSPICIOUS

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924208  Z8.   Overall, how great was R's interest in the interview?

               1.  VERY HIGH
               2.  ABOVE AVERAGE
               3.  AVERAGE
               4.  BELOW AVERAGE
               5.  VERY LOW

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924209  Z9.   How sincere did R seem to be in (his/her) answers?

               1.  COMPLETELY SINCERE
               2.  USUALLY SINCERE
               3.  OFTEN SEEMED TO BE INSINCERE

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

         [Z10 NOT CODED]

==============================
VAR 924210  Z11.  Do you feel R reported income correctly?

               1.  YES, THINK R REPORTED CORRECTLY
               2.  NO, THINK R REPORTED INCORRECTLY
               3.  R REFUSED INCOME QUESTIONS
               5.  NO, THINK R REPORTED DISHONESTLY

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924211  Z11a. If possible, give a reasonable estimate of what R's family
               income is:

               01.  NONE OR LESS THAN $2,999
               02.  $3,000-$4,999
               03.  $5,000-$6,999
               04.  $7,000-$8,999
               05.  $9,000-$9,999
               06.  $10,000-$10,999
               07.  $11,000-$11,999
               08.  $12,000-$12,999
               09.  $13,000-$13,999
               10.  $14,000-$14,999

               11.  $15,000-$16,999
               12.  $17,000-$19,999
               13.  $20,000-$21,999
               14.  $22,000-$24,999
               15.  $25,000-$29,999
               16.  $30,000-$34,999
               17.  $35,000-$39,999
               18.  $40,000-$44,999
               19.  $45,000-$49,999
               20.  $50,000-$59,999

               21.  $60,000-$74,999
               22.  $75,000 AND OVER

               98.  IMPOSSIBLE TO ESTIMATE
               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, 1, 9 in Z11; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924212  Z12.  Was this interview conducted entirely in English, or was
               it necessary to translate some (or all) questions into
               another language?

               1.  INTERVIEW CONDUCTED ENTIRELY IN ENGLISH
               2.  SOME (OR ALL) QUESTIONS TRANSLATED INTO ANOTHER
                   LANGUAGE

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924213  Z12a. What language?

            <See V4212>
               1.  Spanish
               4.  Vietnamese

               7.  Other

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, 1, 9 in Z12; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924214  Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion or
              expressed during interview?  (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
            <Mention 1>
               10. NEGATIVE--GENERAL
               11. NEGATIVE--TOO LONG
               12. NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED
               13. NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS
               15. R WANTED TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER
                   STARTING THE INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING
                   SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

               20. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
                   OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.
               22. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   CONFUSED BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE
                   SCALES", R WAS SLOW READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW
                   WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

               30. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
                   OR OWN SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.
               31. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
                   KNOWLEDGE:  CANDIDATES:  NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR
                   OWN LACK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

               40. R WAS AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.
               41. R BECAME ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.
               45. R BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS:
                   "WHY DO YOU COME TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?"  "WHY THIS
                   NEIGHBORHOOD?"  "WHY/WHY NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?"  "WHY
                   ME?", ETC.

               50. R COULD NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

               70. R APPEARED TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS
                   "COOPERATIVE"/"INTERESTED"/ "PLEASANT", ETC.)

               80. NEUTRAL OR NO FEEDBACK

               98. DK (V4214 only)
               99. NA (V4214 only)

               00.  No further mention (V4215-4223 only); Inap, no 1992
                      interview

==============================
VAR 924215    Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion or
              expressed during interview?  (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
            <Mention 2>
               10. NEGATIVE--GENERAL
               11. NEGATIVE--TOO LONG
               12. NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED
               13. NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS
               15. R WANTED TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER
                   STARTING THE INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING
                   SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

               20. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
                   OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.
               22. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   CONFUSED BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE
                   SCALES", R WAS SLOW READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW
                   WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

               30. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
                   OR OWN SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.
               31. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
                   KNOWLEDGE:  CANDIDATES:  NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR
                   OWN LACK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

               40. R WAS AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.
               41. R BECAME ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.
               45. R BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS:
                   "WHY DO YOU COME TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?"  "WHY THIS
                   NEIGHBORHOOD?"  "WHY/WHY NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?"  "WHY
                   ME?", ETC.

               50. R COULD NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

               70. R APPEARED TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS
                   "COOPERATIVE"/"INTERESTED"/ "PLEASANT", ETC.)

               80. NEUTRAL OR NO FEEDBACK

               98. DK (V4214 only)
               99. NA (V4214 only)

               00.  No further mention (V4215-4223 only); Inap, no 1992
                      interview

==============================
VAR 924216    Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion or
              expressed during interview?  (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
            <Mention 3>
               10. NEGATIVE--GENERAL
               11. NEGATIVE--TOO LONG
               12. NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED
               13. NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS
               15. R WANTED TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER
                   STARTING THE INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING
                   SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

               20. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
                   OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.
               22. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   CONFUSED BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE
                   SCALES", R WAS SLOW READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW
                   WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

               30. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
                   OR OWN SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.
               31. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
                   KNOWLEDGE:  CANDIDATES:  NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR
                   OWN LACK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

               40. R WAS AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.
               41. R BECAME ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.
               45. R BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS:
                   "WHY DO YOU COME TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?"  "WHY THIS
                   NEIGHBORHOOD?"  "WHY/WHY NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?"  "WHY
                   ME?", ETC.

               50. R COULD NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

               70. R APPEARED TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS
                   "COOPERATIVE"/"INTERESTED"/ "PLEASANT", ETC.)

               80. NEUTRAL OR NO FEEDBACK

               98. DK (V4214 only)
               99. NA (V4214 only)

               00.  No further mention (V4215-4223 only); Inap, no 1992
                      interview

==============================
VAR 924217    Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion or
              expressed during interview?  (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
            <Mention 4>
               10. NEGATIVE--GENERAL
               11. NEGATIVE--TOO LONG
               12. NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED
               13. NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS
               15. R WANTED TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER
                   STARTING THE INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING
                   SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

               20. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
                   OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.
               22. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   CONFUSED BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE
                   SCALES", R WAS SLOW READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW
                   WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

               30. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
                   OR OWN SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.
               31. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
                   KNOWLEDGE:  CANDIDATES:  NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR
                   OWN LACK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

               40. R WAS AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.
               41. R BECAME ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.
               45. R BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS:
                   "WHY DO YOU COME TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?"  "WHY THIS
                   NEIGHBORHOOD?"  "WHY/WHY NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?"  "WHY
                   ME?", ETC.

               50. R COULD NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

               70. R APPEARED TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS
                   "COOPERATIVE"/"INTERESTED"/ "PLEASANT", ETC.)

               80. NEUTRAL OR NO FEEDBACK

               98. DK (V4214 only)
               99. NA (V4214 only)

               00.  No further mention (V4215-4223 only); Inap, no 1992
                      interview

==============================
VAR 924218    Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion or
              expressed during interview?  (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
            <Mention 5>
               10. NEGATIVE--GENERAL
               11. NEGATIVE--TOO LONG
               12. NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED
               13. NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS
               15. R WANTED TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER
                   STARTING THE INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING
                   SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

               20. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
                   OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.
               22. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   CONFUSED BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE
                   SCALES", R WAS SLOW READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW
                   WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

               30. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
                   OR OWN SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.
               31. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
                   KNOWLEDGE:  CANDIDATES:  NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR
                   OWN LACK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

               40. R WAS AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.
               41. R BECAME ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.
               45. R BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS:
                   "WHY DO YOU COME TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?"  "WHY THIS
                   NEIGHBORHOOD?"  "WHY/WHY NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?"  "WHY
                   ME?", ETC.

               50. R COULD NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

               70. R APPEARED TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS
                   "COOPERATIVE"/"INTERESTED"/ "PLEASANT", ETC.)

               80. NEUTRAL OR NO FEEDBACK

               98. DK (V4214 only)
               99. NA (V4214 only)

               00.  No further mention (V4215-4223 only); Inap, no 1992
                      interview

==============================
VAR 924219    Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion or
              expressed during interview?  (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
            <Mention 6>
               10. NEGATIVE--GENERAL
               11. NEGATIVE--TOO LONG
               12. NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED
               13. NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS
               15. R WANTED TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER
                   STARTING THE INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING
                   SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

               20. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
                   OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.
               22. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   CONFUSED BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE
                   SCALES", R WAS SLOW READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW
                   WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

               30. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
                   OR OWN SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.
               31. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
                   KNOWLEDGE:  CANDIDATES:  NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR
                   OWN LACK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

               40. R WAS AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.
               41. R BECAME ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.
               45. R BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS:
                   "WHY DO YOU COME TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?"  "WHY THIS
                   NEIGHBORHOOD?"  "WHY/WHY NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?"  "WHY
                   ME?", ETC.

               50. R COULD NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

               70. R APPEARED TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS
                   "COOPERATIVE"/"INTERESTED"/ "PLEASANT", ETC.)

               80. NEUTRAL OR NO FEEDBACK

               98. DK (V4214 only)
               99. NA (V4214 only)

               00.  No further mention (V4215-4223 only); Inap, no 1992
                      interview

==============================
VAR 924220    Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion or
              expressed during interview?  (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
            <Mention 7>
               10. NEGATIVE--GENERAL
               11. NEGATIVE--TOO LONG
               12. NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED
               13. NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS
               15. R WANTED TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER
                   STARTING THE INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING
                   SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

               20. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
                   OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.
               22. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   CONFUSED BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE
                   SCALES", R WAS SLOW READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW
                   WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

               30. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
                   OR OWN SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.
               31. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
                   KNOWLEDGE:  CANDIDATES:  NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR
                   OWN LACK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

               40. R WAS AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.
               41. R BECAME ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.
               45. R BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS:
                   "WHY DO YOU COME TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?"  "WHY THIS
                   NEIGHBORHOOD?"  "WHY/WHY NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?"  "WHY
                   ME?", ETC.

               50. R COULD NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

               70. R APPEARED TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS
                   "COOPERATIVE"/"INTERESTED"/ "PLEASANT", ETC.)

               80. NEUTRAL OR NO FEEDBACK

               98. DK (V4214 only)
               99. NA (V4214 only)

               00.  No further mention (V4215-4223 only); Inap, no 1992
                      interview

==============================
VAR 924221    Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion or
              expressed during interview?  (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
            <Mention 8>
               10. NEGATIVE--GENERAL
               11. NEGATIVE--TOO LONG
               12. NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED
               13. NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS
               15. R WANTED TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER
                   STARTING THE INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING
                   SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

               20. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
                   OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.
               22. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   CONFUSED BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE
                   SCALES", R WAS SLOW READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW
                   WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

               30. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
                   OR OWN SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.
               31. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
                   KNOWLEDGE:  CANDIDATES:  NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR
                   OWN LACK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

               40. R WAS AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.
               41. R BECAME ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.
               45. R BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS:
                   "WHY DO YOU COME TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?"  "WHY THIS
                   NEIGHBORHOOD?"  "WHY/WHY NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?"  "WHY
                   ME?", ETC.

               50. R COULD NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

               70. R APPEARED TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS
                   "COOPERATIVE"/"INTERESTED"/ "PLEASANT", ETC.)

               80. NEUTRAL OR NO FEEDBACK

               98. DK (V4214 only)
               99. NA (V4214 only)

               00.  No further mention (V4215-4223 only); Inap, no 1992
                      interview

==============================
VAR 924222    Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion or
              expressed during interview?  (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
            <Mention 9>
               10. NEGATIVE--GENERAL
               11. NEGATIVE--TOO LONG
               12. NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED
               13. NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS
               15. R WANTED TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER
                   STARTING THE INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING
                   SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

               20. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
                   OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.
               22. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   CONFUSED BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE
                   SCALES", R WAS SLOW READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW
                   WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

               30. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
                   OR OWN SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.
               31. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
                   KNOWLEDGE:  CANDIDATES:  NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR
                   OWN LACK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

               40. R WAS AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.
               41. R BECAME ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.
               45. R BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS:
                   "WHY DO YOU COME TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?"  "WHY THIS
                   NEIGHBORHOOD?"  "WHY/WHY NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?"  "WHY
                   ME?", ETC.

               50. R COULD NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

               70. R APPEARED TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS
                   "COOPERATIVE"/"INTERESTED"/ "PLEASANT", ETC.)

               80. NEUTRAL OR NO FEEDBACK

               98. DK (V4214 only)
               99. NA (V4214 only)

               00.  No further mention (V4215-4223 only); Inap, no 1992
                      interview

==============================
VAR 924223    Z13.  What was R's reaction to interview, after completion or
              expressed during interview?  (CIRCLE CODES OF ALL THAT
              APPLY.)
            <Mention 10>
               10. NEGATIVE--GENERAL
               11. NEGATIVE--TOO LONG
               12. NEGATIVE--TOO COMPLICATED
               13. NEGATIVE--BORING/TEDIOUS/REPETITIOUS
               15. R WANTED TO STOP BEFORE INTERVIEW COMPLETED.  AFTER
                   STARTING THE INTERVIEW R MADE COMMENTS INDICATING
                   SHE/HE REGRETS HAVING AGREED TO BE INTERVIEWED.

               20. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   ILL/DEAF/TIRED/HAD BAD EYESIGHT, ETC.; INTERVIEW WAS
                   OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.
               22. R COMPLAINED AND/OR INTERVIEWER OBSERVED THAT R WAS
                   CONFUSED BY QUESTIONS, "COULDN'T UNDERSTAND THE
                   SCALES", R WAS SLOW READER OR NON-READER; INTERVIEW
                   WAS OBVIOUSLY HARD FOR R.

               30. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF KNOWLEDGE
                   OR OWN SUITABILITY FOR INTERVIEW.
               31. R EXPRESSED (ESPECIALLY IF REPEATEDLY)
                   DOUBTS/APOLOGIES/EMBARRASSMENT OVER LACK OF POLITICAL
                   KNOWLEDGE:  CANDIDATES:  NAMES, ELECTION ISSUES; OR
                   OWN LACK OF POLITICAL PARTICIPATION.

               40. R WAS AGITATED OR STRESSED BY INTERVIEW PROCESS.
               41. R BECAME ANGRY AT INTERVIEW CONTENT.
               45. R BECAME CONCERNED ABOUT SAMPLING PURPOSES OR BIAS:
                   "WHY DO YOU COME TO THE OLD FOLKS HOME?"  "WHY THIS
                   NEIGHBORHOOD?"  "WHY/WHY NOT BLACKS/HISPANICS?"  "WHY
                   ME?", ETC.

               50. R COULD NOT READ RESPONDENT BOOKLET.

               70. R APPEARED TO ENJOY THE INTERVIEW (R WAS
                   "COOPERATIVE"/"INTERESTED"/ "PLEASANT", ETC.)

               80. NEUTRAL OR NO FEEDBACK

               98. DK (V4214 only)
               99. NA (V4214 only)

               00.  No further mention (V4215-4223 only); Inap, no 1992
                      interview

==============================
VAR 924224  D2a.  GEORGE BUSH--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924225  D2b.  Bill Clinton--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924226  D2c.  Ross Perot--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924227  D2d.  Dan Quayle--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924228  D2e.  Albert Gore--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924229  D2f.  Anita Hill--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924230  D2g.  Tom Foley--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924231  D2h.  Barbara Bush--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924232  D2j.  Hillary Clinton--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924233  D2k.  Clarence Thomas--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924234  D2m.  Pat Buchanan--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924235  D2n.  Jesse Jackson--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924236  D3a.  The Democratic Party--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 924237  D3b.  The Republican Party--Probe Indicator

               0.  Not probed
               1.  RQ (Repeat question)
               2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
               4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
               5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

               6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM; RQ and DK; DK and WT

               7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 4238-5000

==============================
VAR 925001  1992 POST-ELECTION CASE ID NUMBER

         There are several gaps in post ID numbering.

               5001-6251 Panel respondents

               8001-8113 Panel non-interviews

               0000.     Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925002  POST-ELECTION SAMPLE-FORM INDICATOR

         The SHORT-FORM questionnaire was intended to be used exclusively
         with respondents who had moved to areas where SRC doesn't have
         interviewing staff.  Please see 3011.

               1.  Long Questionnaire: PANEL
               2.  Long Questionnaire: CROSS-SECTION

               3.  Short Questionnaire: PANEL
               4.  Short Questionnaire: CROSS-SECTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925003  POST-ELECTION: MODE OF INTERVIEW TELEPHONE, PERSONAL

         The study design called for face-to-face interviews for all
         respondents except for a few panel respondents who had moved out
         of the range of  SRC interviewers. See v3071 for coding of whether
         the respondents were in range or not. A SHORT-FORM or abbreviated
         questionnaire was prepared to use with these respondents over the
         phone. See v5002 which records use of short-form versus long-form
         questionnaires.  Telephone interviews were in fact taken with a
         number of cross-section respondents and a number of panel
         respondents who had not moved out of range.  This situation is
         fully described in the introduction, pp. v  and in Technical
         Report #43, avaialble from NES Project Staff.

               1.  Personal (face to face)
               2.  Telephone

               0.  INAP, no post interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925004  A0. EXACT TIME NOW: (Beginning of interview)

         Actual time using 24 HOUR CLOCK

               0001.  12:01 AM
               0600.  6:00 AM
               1200.  NOON

               1800.  6:00 PM
               2400.  MIDNIGHT

               9999.  NA

               0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925005  POST-ELECTION: DATE OF INTERVIEW -- MONTH

         MONTH (01, 11-12)

               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925006  POST-ELECTION: DATE OF INTERVIEW -- DAY

         DAY OF MONTH (01-31)

               99.  NA

               00.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925007  POST-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S INTERVIEW NUMBER

         This number records the sequence in which each interviewer's
         interviews were completed.  "01" is the first interview on the
         Post-election study taken  by a particular interviewer; "02" the
         second, and so on.

         Actual NUMBER (01-69)

               00.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925008  POST-ELECTION: INTERVIEW LENGTH IN MINUTES

         Number of minutes 14-195 is coded, except:

               999.  NA

               000.  INAP, no post interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925009  POST-ELECTION: LENGTH OF PRE-EDIT IN MINUTES

         Number of minutes 1-45 is coded, except:

               999.  NA

               000.  INAP, no post interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925010  POST-ELECTION: LENGTH OF POST-EDIT IN MINUTES

         Number of minutes 5-219 is coded, except:

               999.  NA

               000.  INAP, no post interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925011  POST-ELECTION: TOTAL NUMBER OF CALLS

         If case is not an interview, this is the call number of final
         call.  Number of calls 1-33 is coded, except:

               99.  NA

               00. Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925012  POST-ELECTION: RESULT CODE

              01.  INTERVIEW, complete
              05.  INTERVIEW, partial; short questionnaire

              51.  NON-INTERVIEW: refusal by eligible R
              52.  NON-INTERVIEW: refusal by someone other than
                                  eligible R
              53.  NON-INTERVIEW: refusal before R selected but
                                  eligible person in HU
              57.  NON-INTERVIEW: refusal, DK if eligible person in HU

              61.  NON-INTERVIEW: no contact, eligible person in HU
              62.  NON-INTERVIEW: no contact, DK if eligible person in
                                  HU
              63.  NON-INTERVIEW: permanent condition, eligible person
                                  in HU
              64.  NON-INTERVIEW: permanent condition, DK if eligible
                                  person in HU
              65.  NON-INTERVIEW: language barrier, eligible person in
                                  HU
              66.  NON-INTERVIEW: language barrier, DK if eligible
                                  person in HU
              67.  NON-INTERVIEW: other reason, eligible person in HU
              68.  NON-INTERVIEW: other reason, DK if  eligible person
                                  in HU

              71.  NONSAMPLE:     house vacant (HV)
              72.  NONSAMPLE:     seasonal vacant (SV) or seasonal occupant
                                  in residence elsewhere (SORE)
              73.  NONSAMPLE:     occupants in residence elsewhere (ORE)
              75.  NONSAMPLE:     unsafe/dangerous area or no access

              81.  NONSAMPLE:     sample listing isn't proper (SLIP)
              83.  NONSAMPLE:     vacant trailer space (VTS)

              91.  NONSAMPLE:     no eligible respondent (NER)

              00.  Inap, no 1992 interview

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VAR 925013  POST-ELECTION SHORT-FORM PANEL FORM ONLY.  REASONS FOR
USING THE
         SHORT-FORM QUESTIONNAIRE:

              1.  Assigned to telephone by office
              2.  R moved out of sample
              3.  Other, specify

              9.  NA

              0.  Inap, no post-interview; not a short-form interview; no
                    1992 interview

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VAR 925014  POST-ELECTION: IS RESPONDENT LIVING AT SAMPLE LABEL
ADDRESS?
         ("May I please speak with [R's name]?")
              1.  Yes
              2.  No, R no longer lives here
              3.  No, never heard of R

              9.  NA

              0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

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VAR 925015  POST-ELECTION, RECONTACT: WAS R's NAME OBTAINED ("What is your
         full legal name as it appears on official documents such as your
          voter's registration, Social Security card or driver's license?")

              1.   Name obtained
              5.   Name not obtained

              9.   NA

              0.   INAP, no post interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925016  POST-ELECTION, RECONTACT: INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: 
ADDRESS
         OBTAINED ("What is your address?")

              1.   Identical to sample label address
              2.   Corrected version of sample label address
              3.   Different from sample label

              9.   NA

              0.   INAP, no post interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925017  POST-ELECTION, RECONTACT:  IF ADDRESS GIVEN IS DIFFERENT
FROM
         SAMPLE  LABEL: "Is this an address you will be moving to, a
         relative's address, the address of a friend, a business address,
         or what?"

         Note:  because the codes provided on the coversheet did not
         include a category for addresses to which R has already moved,
         such cases were often placed in code 7 by interviewers.

              1.   Mailing address
              2.   Address to which R is moving
              3.   Relative
              4.   Friend
              5.   Business

              7.   Other

              9.   NA

              0.   INAP, no post interview; address not different or NA
                       if different from sample label; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925018  POST-ELECTION, RECONTACT:  WAS R'S PHONE NUMBER OBTAINED?
("And
         what is your telephone number?)"

               1.  Telephone number obtained
               5.  R has no phone
               7.  Phone number refused

               9.  NA

               0.  INAP, no post interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925019  POST-ELECION, RECONTACT:  "Is your phone number listed in the
         current directory?"

               1.  Yes, listed
               5.  No, not listed

               8.  Not sure, don't know
               9.  NA

               0.  INAP, no post interview; R has no phone or phone
                       number refused/NA 5,7,9 in 5018; no 1992
                   interview

==============================
VAR 925020  POST-ELECTION, RECONTACT: "Is your phone listed in your name?"

               1.  Yes (listed in R's name)
               5.  No (not listed in R's name)

               8.  Not sure

               0.  INAP, no post interview; R has no phone or phone
                      number refused/NA 5,7,9 in 5018; number not
                      listed/DK/NA if listed 5,8,9 in 5019; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925021  POST-ELECTON, RECONTACT:  "Do you have another place of residence
            or somewhere else you live during different times of the year?"

               1.  Yes (R has another residence)
               5.  No (no other residence)

               9.  NA

               0.  INAP, no post interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925022  POST-ELECTION, RECONTACT:  "If for any reason we should have
         difficulty contacting you, could you give me the name, address,
         and telephone number of two close friends or relatives who do not
            live with you and will know how to get in touch with you?"

               1.  R gave contact information
               5.  R did not give contact information

               9.  NA

               0.  INAP, no post interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925023  POST-ELECTION: REFUSAL CONVERSION INDICATOR

         This refers to interviews initially refused by the respondent.

               0.  Not a refusal conversion situation
               1.  Refusal conversion (noninterviews: attempt to convert)

               9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925024  POST-ELECTION: PERSUASION LETTER REQUESTED

         Interviewers ask their supervisor to mail a "persuasion letter" to
         the prospective R, when faced with resistance to cooperate.

               1.  Yes
               5.  No

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925025  POST-ELECTION: RESPONDENT PAYMENT OFFERED--AMOUNT

         Interviewers were authorized to offer payment to reluctant
         respondents in order to insure their cooperation.  The amount
         offered was left to the interviewer's discretion.

                 5.  $5 offered as respondent payment
                10.  $10 offered as respondent payment
                15.  $15 offered as respondent payment
                20.  $20 offered as respondent payment

               998.  Respondent payment offered, NA how much

                 0.  INAP, no respondent payment offered; no 1992
               interview

==============================
VAR 925026  POST-ELECTION: RESPONDENT PAYMENT PAID--AMOUNT

         See 5025.

                 5.  $5 paid as respondent payment
                10.  $10 paid as respondent payment
                15.  $15 paid as respondent payment
                20.  $20 paid as respondent payment

               998.  Respondent payment paid, NA how much

                 0.  INAP, no respondent payment paid; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925027  POST-ELECTION, CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  DID R REFUSE INITIALLY?

               1.  Yes
               5.  No

               9.  NA

               0.  INAP, no contact with R; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925028  POST-ELECTION, CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  DID R BREAK ANY
APPOINTMENTS?

               0.  None
               1.  One
               2.  Two or more

               9.  NA; INAP, no contact with R; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925029  POST-ELECTION, CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
         FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:

     A. SURVEYS ARE A WASTE OF TIME

               1. Marked
               5. Not marked

               9. NA

               0. Inap, no contact with R
                  was made; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925030 POST-ELECTION, CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
           FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
            B. VERY ILL.

               1. Marked
               5. Not marked

               9. NA

               0. Inap, no contact with R
                  was made; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925031 POST-ELECTION, CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
          FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
          C. 'TOO BUSY'.

               1. Marked
               5. Not marked

               9. NA

               0. Inap, no contact with R
                  was made; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925032 POST-ELECTION, CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
          FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
          D.  STRESSFUL FAMILY SITUATION.

               1. Marked
               5. Not marked

               9. NA

               0. Inap, no contact with R
                  was made; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925033 POST-ELECTION, CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
           FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
           E.  CONFIDENTIALITY.

               1. Marked
               5. Not marked

               9. NA

               0. Inap, no contact with R
                  was made; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925034 POST-ELECTION, CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
           FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
           F. INVASION OF PRIVACY.

               1. Marked
               5. Not marked

               9. NA

               0. Inap, no contact with R
                  was made; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925035 POST-ELECTION, CONTACT DESCRIPTION:  IF THERE WAS ANY
RESISTANCE
          FROM THE R, WHAT REASONS WERE GIVEN:
          H. OTHER REASON (SPECIFY).

               1. Marked
               5. Not marked

               9. NA

               0. Inap, no contact with R
                  was made; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925036        POST-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S ID NUMBER

         ID Numbers range from 1020 to 9628

               0000.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925037  POST-ELECTION: SUPERVISOR'S ID NUMBER

         ID Numbers range from 2576 to 9958

               0000.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925038  POST-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S RACE

               1.  White
               2.  Black
               3.  Native American
               4.  Asian

               7.  Other

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925039  POST-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S ETHNICITY

               0.  Non-ethnic
               1.  Hispanic

               7.  Other

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925040  POST-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S AGE BRACKETED

               1.  18-34 years
               2.  35-40
               3.  41-45
               4.  46-50
               5.  51-55
               6.  56-60
               7.  61-64
               8.  65-79

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925041  POST-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S YEARS OF EXPERIENCE -- up to
           September 1, 1992

                0. Less than one year
                 .
               33.  Thirty-three years

               99. NA; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925042  POST-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S GENDER

               1.  Male
               2.  Female

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925043  POST-ELECTION: INTERVIEWER'S EDUCATION

               1.  Some High School/HS diploma/equivalency
               2.  Some College
               3.  College; degree at Bachelor's level or greater

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 5044-5100

==============================
VAR 925101  ICPSR State and Congressional District for Respondent who
              voted outside of sample address.

               Some respondents voted in congressional districts other
               than the district associated with their sample address.
               Whenever the stady staff was able to determine the
               congressional district where R voted, the information was
               recorded in this variable.

               0000.   Inap, no post-interview; R voted at sample
                          address; no additional state and CD written
                          in; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925102  A1.   Some people don't pay much attention to political
               campaigns.  How about you?  Would you say that you were
               very much interested, somewhat interested, or not much
               interested in following the political campaigns this year?

               1.  VERY MUCH INTERESTED
               3.  SOMEWHAT INTERESTED
               5.  NOT MUCH INTERESTED

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925103  A2.   Did you watch any programs about the campaigns on
               television?
               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925104  A2a.  (RB, P. 1) Would you say you watched a good many, several,
               or just one or two?

            <See V5103>
               1.  A GOOD MANY
               2.  SEVERAL
               3.  JUST ONE OR TWO

               5.  NONE

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in A2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925105  A3.   Do you ever discuss politics with your family or friends?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925106  A3a.  (RB, P. 2) How often do you discuss politics with your
               family or friends   every day, 3 or 4 times a week, once
               or twice a week, or less often than that?

               1.  EVERY DAY
               2.  3 OR 4 TIMES A WEEK
               3.  ONCE OR TWICE A MONTH
               4.  LESS OFTEN

               5.  R VOLUNTEERS: NEVER

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in A3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925107  A3b.  How many days in the past week did you talk about politics
               with family or friends?

               NUMBER OF DAYS (1-7)

               0.  NONE

               8.  DON'T KNOW

               9.  NA; Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in A3; 5, 9 in A3a; no
                   1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925108  A4.   As you know, representatives to Congress in Washington
               were chosen in this election from congressional districts
               all around the country. How much would you say that you
               personally cared about the way the election to the U.S.
               House of Representatives came out:  did you care very
               much, pretty much, not very much, or not at all?

               1.  VERY MUCH
               2.  PRETTY MUCH
               4.  NOT VERY MUCH
               5.  NOT AT ALL

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3, 4 in V5002

==============================
VAR 925109  A5.   Do you happen to remember the names of the candidates for
               congress--that is, for the House of Representatives in
               Washington--who ran in this district this November?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3, 4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925110   
           (#1)  A5a.  Who were they?  (PROBE:  Any others?)

            <See V5109>
             Senatorial Candidates or Senators Mentioned in error:*
               11. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO SENATE*
               12. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO SENATE*
               13. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT TO SENATE*
               14. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT TO SENATE*
               15. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER TO SENATE*
               16. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER TO SENATE*
               17. FIRST DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               18. FIRST REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               19. DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP*
               21. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR*
               22. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN SENATOR*
               27. SECOND DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               28. SECOND REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               29. REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP*
               93.   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN SPECIAL SENATE RACE (CA)*
               94.   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN SPECIAL SENATE RACE (CA)*

               FOR DISTRICTS WITH NO RUNNING INCUMBENTS:
               31. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (incl. Republican candidate for
                   LA06--see LA06 note in V3021.  Use V3021=45 to exclude
                   these cases.)
               32. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
               41. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT*
               42. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT*

               FOR DISTRICTS WITH RUNNING INCUMBENT REPRESENTATIVE:
               33. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
               34. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
               35. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
               36. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER
              Gubernatorial Candidates Mentioned in error:*
               51. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               52. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               53. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               54. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               55. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               56. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               57. DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               58. REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               61. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR*
               62. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR*

               OTHER:
               97. NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THIS RACE

               98. DK
               99. NA
               00. Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in A5;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

  Note to 5110,5114,5118:

  *IF A SENATOR OR SENATORIAL CANDIDATE, IF A GOVERNOR OR
GUBERNATORIAL
  CANDIDATE, OF IF A NON-RUNNING ("RETIRING") HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE WAS
  MENTIONED IN ERROR AT A5a, THE CANDIDATE OR OFFICEHOLDER NAMED
WAS
  CODED. BUILT VARIABLES A5aa (CODE 7) AND A5x (CODES 4,5) ASSIGNED THESE
  CASES TO "NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE,"OR
"INVALID
  CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN."

==============================
VAR 925111   
            (#1)  A5b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN A5a) What was (NAME's) party?

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in A5;
                       no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925112   
           (#1)   A5aa. Who were they?
           Built from A5a(#1)/A5a(#2)/A5a(#3)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (31, 33, 35, exc. LA06)
               2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (32, 34, 36, also 31 in LA06)

               7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                   (11-19, 21, 22, 27-29, 41, 42, 51-58, 61, 62, 97)

               8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY
               9.  DK NAME AND DK/NA PARTY; NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in A5;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925113   
            (#1) A5x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
                      candidates running in the Congressional race for R's
                      congressional district

               See note preceding V5108

               Built from A5a(#1) & A5b(#1) / A5a(#2) & A5b(#2) /
                          A5a(#3) & A5b(#3)

               1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                   MENTION
               7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                   MENTION

               9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3, 4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in
                             A5; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925114   
           (#2) A5a.  Who were they?  (PROBE:  Any others?)
            <See V5109>
             Senatorial Candidates or Senators Mentioned in error:*
               11. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO SENATE*
               12. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO SENATE*
               13. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT TO SENATE*
               14. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT TO SENATE*
               15. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER TO SENATE*
               16. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER TO SENATE*
               17. FIRST DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               18. FIRST REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               19. DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP*
               21. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR*
               22. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN SENATOR*
               27. SECOND DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               28. SECOND REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               29. REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP*
               93.   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN SPECIAL SENATE RACE (CA)*
               94.   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN SPECIAL SENATE RACE (CA)*

               FOR DISTRICTS WITH NO RUNNING INCUMBENTS:
               31. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (incl. Republican candidate for
                   LA06--see LA06 note in V3021.  Use V3021=45 to exclude
                   these cases.)
               32. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
               41. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT*
               42. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT*

               FOR DISTRICTS WITH RUNNING INCUMBENT REPRESENTATIVE:
               33. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
               34. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
               35. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
               36. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER
              Gubernatorial Candidates Mentioned in error:*
               51. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               52. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               53. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               54. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               55. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               56. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               57. DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               58. REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               61. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR*
               62. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR*

               OTHER:
               97. NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THIS RACE

               98. DK
               99. NA
               00. Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in A5;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

  Note to 5110,5114,5118:

  *IF A SENATOR OR SENATORIAL CANDIDATE, IF A GOVERNOR OR
GUBERNATORIAL
  CANDIDATE, OF IF A NON-RUNNING ("RETIRING") HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE WAS
  MENTIONED IN ERROR AT A5a, THE CANDIDATE OR OFFICEHOLDER NAMED
WAS CODED.
  BUILT VARIABLES A5aa (CODE 7) AND A5x (CODES 4,5) ASSIGNED THESE CASES
TO
  "NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE,"OR "INVALID
CANDIDATE
  NAME GIVEN."

==============================
VAR 925115   
           (#2) A5b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN A5a) What was (NAME's) party?

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in A5;
                       no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925116   
            (#2) A5aa. Who were they?
                 Built from A5a(#1)/A5a(#2)/A5a(#3)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (31, 33, 35, exc. LA06)
               2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (32, 34, 36, also 31 in LA06)

               7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                   (11-19, 21, 22, 27-29, 41, 42, 51-58, 61, 62, 97)

               8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY
               9.  DK NAME AND DK/NA PARTY; NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in A5;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925117   
           (#2)  A5x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
                       candidates running in the Congressional race for R's
                       congressional district

               See note preceding V5108

               Built from A5a(#1) & A5b(#1) / A5a(#2) & A5b(#2) /
                          A5a(#3) & A5b(#3)

               1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                   MENTION
               7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                   MENTION

               9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3, 4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in
                             A5; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925118   
            (#3) A5a.  Who were they?  (PROBE:  Any others?)
            <See V5109>
             Senatorial Candidates or Senators Mentioned in error:*
               11. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO SENATE*
               12. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO SENATE*
               13. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT TO SENATE*
               14. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT TO SENATE*
               15. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER TO SENATE*
               16. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER TO SENATE*
               17. FIRST DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               18. FIRST REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               19. DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP*
               21. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR*
               22. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN SENATOR*
               27. SECOND DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               28. SECOND REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               29. REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP*
               93.   DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN SPECIAL SENATE RACE (CA)*
               94.   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN SPECIAL SENATE RACE (CA)*

               FOR DISTRICTS WITH NO RUNNING INCUMBENTS:
               31. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (incl. Republican candidate for
                   LA06--see LA06 note in V3021.  Use V3021=45 to exclude
                   these cases.)
               32. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
               41. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT*
               42. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT*

               FOR DISTRICTS WITH RUNNING INCUMBENT REPRESENTATIVE:
               33. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT
               34. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT
               35. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER
               36. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER
              Gubernatorial Candidates Mentioned in error:*
               51. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               52. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               53. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               54. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               55. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               56. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               57. DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               58. REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               61. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR*
               62. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR*

               OTHER:
               97. NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THIS RACE

               98. DK
               99. NA
               00. Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in A5;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

  Note to 5110,5114,5118:

  *IF A SENATOR OR SENATORIAL CANDIDATE, IF A GOVERNOR OR
GUBERNATORIAL
  CANDIDATE, OF IF A NON-RUNNING ("RETIRING") HOUSE REPRESENTATIVE WAS
  MENTIONED IN ERROR AT A5a, THE CANDIDATE OR OFFICEHOLDER NAMED
WAS CODED.
 BUILT VARIABLES A5aa (CODE 7) AND A5x (CODES 4,5) ASSIGNED THESE CASES
TO
 "NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE,"OR "INVALID
CANDIDATE NAME
 GIVEN."

==============================
VAR 925119   
             (#3) A5b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN A5a) What was (NAME's) party?

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in A5;
                       no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925120   
           (#3) A5aa. Who were they?
                Built from A5a(#1)/A5a(#2)/A5a(#3)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (31, 33, 35, exc. LA06)
               2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (32, 34, 36, also 31 in LA06)

               7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                   (11-19, 21, 22, 27-29, 41, 42, 51-58, 61, 62, 97)

               8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY
               9.  DK NAME AND DK/NA PARTY; NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in A5;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925121   
           (#3)A5x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
                     candidates running in the Congressional race for R's
                    congressional district

               See note preceding V5108

               Built from A5a(#1) & A5b(#1) / A5a(#2) & A5b(#2) /
                          A5a(#3) & A5b(#3)

               1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                   MENTION
               7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                   MENTION

               9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3, 4 in V5002; 5 or 9 in
                             A5; no further mention; no 1992 interview

   THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 5122-5200

==============================
VAR 925201  A6.   INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

               1.  U.S. SENATE RACE IN STATE: EXCEPT CA (CANDIDATE LIST
                   INCLUDES AT LEAST ONE NAME FROM #11-#16) (01, 04,
                   13-14, 21-22, 24-25, 31-32, 34, 41-45, 47, 52, 61-62,
                   72-73 in V3017)
               2.  CALIFORNIA (71 in V3017)
               3.  ALL OTHERS (03, 12, 23, 33, 35, 40, 49, 54, 56, 68 in
                   V3017)

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925202  A7.   And how about the candidates who ran in this state for the
               United States Senate in Washington?  Do you happen to
               remember what the candidates' names were?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 81, 82, 85, 95
                        in V3022; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925203   
           (#1) A7a.  Who were they? (PROBE: Any others?)
                      Precoded in box by interviewer.  *See note below.

               SENATORIAL CANDIDATES MENTIONED:
               11. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO SENATE
               12. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO SENATE
               13. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT TO SENATE
               14. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT TO SENATE
               15. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER TO SENATE
               16. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER TO SENATE

               Senators Mentioned in Error:*
               17. FIRST DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               18. FIRST REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               19. DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP*
               21. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR*
               22. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN SENATOR*
               27. SECOND DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               28. SECOND REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               29. REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP*

               House Candidates/Representatives Mentioned in Error:*
               31. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE*
               32. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE*
               33. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT*
               34. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT*
               35. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               36. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               41. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT*
               42. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT*

               Gubernatorial Candidates Mentioned in Error:*
               51. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               52. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               53. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               54. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               55. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               56. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               57. DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               58. REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               61. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR*
               62. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR*

               OTHER:
               97. NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THIS RACE

               98. DK
               99. NA

               00. Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925204   
            (#1) A7b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN A7a) What was (NAME's) party?

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY
               8.  DK

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                   81, 82, 85, 95 in V3022; no further mention; no 1992
                   interview

==============================
VAR 925205   
           (#1) A7aa. Who were they?
                   Built from A7a(#1)/A7a(#2)/A7a(#3)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 13, 15)
               2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 14, 16)

               7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                   (19, 21, 22, 29, 31-36, 41, 42, 51-58, 61, 62, 97)

               8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY
               9.  DK name and DK/NA party (per V5204); NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                         81, 82, 85, 95 in V3022; no further mention;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925206   
            (#1) A7x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
                       candidates running in the Senate race for R's State of
                       residence

               See note preceding V5108

               Built from 5203(#1) & 5204(#1) / 5208(#2) & 5209(#2) /
                          5211(#3) & 5212(#3)

               1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                   MENTION
               7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                   MENTION

               9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                         81, 82, 85, 95 in V3022; no further mention;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925207     
            (#2) A7a.  Who were they? (PROBE: Any others?)
               Precoded in box by interviewer.  *See note below.

               SENATORIAL CANDIDATES MENTIONED:
               11. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO SENATE
               12. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO SENATE
               13. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT TO SENATE
               14. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT TO SENATE
               15. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER TO SENATE
               16. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER TO SENATE

               Senators Mentioned in Error:*
               17. FIRST DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               18. FIRST REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               19. DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP*
               21. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR*
               22. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN SENATOR*
               27. SECOND DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               28. SECOND REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               29. REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP*

               House Candidates/Representatives Mentioned in Error:*
               31. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE*
               32. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE*
               33. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT*
               34. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT*
               35. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               36. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               41. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT*
               42. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT*

               Gubernatorial Candidates Mentioned in Error:*
               51. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               52. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               53. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               54. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               55. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               56. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               57. DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               58. REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               61. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR*
               62. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR*

               OTHER:
               97. NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THIS RACE

               98. DK
               99. NA

               00. Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925208      
              (#2)A7b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN A7a) What was (NAME's) party?

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY
               8.  DK

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                   81, 82, 85, 95 in V3022; no further mention; no 1992
                   interview

==============================
VAR 925209   
             (#2) A7aa. Who were they?
             Built from A7a(#1)/A7a(#2)/A7a(#3)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 13, 15)
               2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 14, 16)

               7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                   (19, 21, 22, 29, 31-36, 41, 42, 51-58, 61, 62, 97)

               8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY
               9.  DK name and DK/NA party (per V5204); NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                         81, 82, 85, 95 in V3022; no further mention;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925210    
             (#2)A7x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
                       candidates running in the Senate race for R's State of
                       residence

               See note preceding V5108

               Built from 5203(#1) & 5204(#1) / 5208(#2) & 5209(#2) /
                          5211(#3) & 5212(#3)

               1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                   MENTION
               7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                   MENTION

               9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                         81, 82, 85, 95 in V3022; no further mention;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925211    
         (#3) A7a.  Who were they? (PROBE: Any others?)
                    Precoded in box by interviewer.  *See note below.

               SENATORIAL CANDIDATES MENTIONED:
               11. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE TO SENATE
               12. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE TO SENATE
               13. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT TO SENATE
               14. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT TO SENATE
               15. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER TO SENATE
               16. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER TO SENATE

               Senators Mentioned in Error:*
               17. FIRST DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               18. FIRST REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               19. DEMOCRATIC SENATOR NOT UP*
               21. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR*
               22. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN SENATOR*
               27. SECOND DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               28. SECOND REPUBLICAN SENATOR IN STATE WITHOUT RACE*
               29. REPUBLICAN SENATOR NOT UP*

               House Candidates/Representatives Mentioned in Error:*
               31. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE*
               32. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE*
               33. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT*
               34. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT*
               35. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               36. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               41. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT*
               42. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT*

               Gubernatorial Candidates Mentioned in Error:*
               51. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               52. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN OPEN RACE*
               53. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               54. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT RUNNING FOR RE-ELECTION*
               55. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               56. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               57. DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               58. REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*
               61. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR*
               62. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR*

               OTHER:
               97. NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THIS RACE

               98. DK
               99. NA

               00. Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

   NOTE TO V5203,5207,5211:

  *If a House Representative or candidate, if a governor or gubernatorial
  candidate, or if a non-running Senator was mentioned in error at A7a,
  the candidate or officeholder named was coded.  Built variables A7aa
  (code 7) and A7x (codes 4,5) assigned these cases to "name given not
  on candidate list for that race,"or "invalid candidate name given."

==============================
VAR 925212   
          (#3) A7b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN A7a) What was (NAME's) party?

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY
               8.  DK

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                   81, 82, 85, 95 in V3022; no further mention; no 1992
                   interview

==============================
VAR 925213   
         (#3)A7aa. Who were they?
         Built from A7a(#1)/A7a(#2)/A7a(#3)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 13, 15)
               2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 14, 16)

               7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                   (19, 21, 22, 29, 31-36, 41, 42, 51-58, 61, 62, 97)

               8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY
               9.  DK name and DK/NA party (per V5204); NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                         81, 82, 85, 95 in V3022; no further mention;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925214   
           (#3)A7x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
                     candidates running in the Senate race for R's State of
                     residence

               See note preceding V5108

               Built from 5203(#1) & 5204(#1) / 5208(#2) & 5209(#2) /
                          5211(#3) & 5212(#3)

               1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                   MENTION
               7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                   MENTION

               9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2-3 in A6; 5, 9 in A7;
                         81, 82, 85, 95 in V3022; no further mention;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925215  A8.   As you know, there were two Senate races in California
               this year. Do you happen to remember what the candidates'
               names were?

               1.  YES
               5.  NO

               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 01, 03, 04,
                        12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56,
                        61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925216   
             (#1) A8a.  Who were they?  (PROBE: Any others?)--CALIFORNIA
                  Precoded in box by interviewer

             SENATE CANDIDATES MENTIONED:
               11. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
               93. (11a) DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN SECOND RACE
               12. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
               94. (14a) REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN SECOND RACE

               Senator mentioned in error:*
               21. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR*

               House Candidates/Representatives Mentioned in Error:*
               31. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE*
               32. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE*
               33. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT*
               34. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT*
               35. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               36. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               41. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT*
               42. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT*

               CA Governor Mentioned in Error:*
               58. REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*

               OTHER:

               97. NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THIS RACE
               98. DK
               99. NA

               00. Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6, 5, 9 in A8;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925217   
              (#1) A8b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN A8a) What was (NAME's)
                         party?--5221(#2)
               CALIFORNIA

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                        01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                        52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                        no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925218   

       (#1) A8aa. Who were they?--CALIFORNIA
       Built from A8a(#1)/A8a(#2)/A8a(#3)/A8a(#4)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 93 [11a])
               2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 94 [14a])

               7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                   (21, 31-36, 41, 42, 58, 97)

               8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY (98)
               9.  DK name and DK/NA party; NA (99)

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                         01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                         52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                              no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925219   
             (#1) A8x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
                       candidates running in the Senate race for R's State of
                       residence--CALIFORNIA

               See box preceding V5108

               Built from A8a(#1) & A8b(#1) / A8a(#2) & A8b(#2) /
                          A8a(#3) & A8b(#3) / A8a(#4) & A8b(#4)

               1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                   MENTION
               7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                   MENTION

               9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                         01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                         52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925220   
            (#2) A8a.  Who were they?  (PROBE: Any others?)--CALIFORNIA
                      Precoded in box by interviewer

             SENATE CANDIDATES MENTIONED:
               11. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
               93. (11a) DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN SECOND RACE
               12. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
               94. (14a) REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN SECOND RACE

               Senator mentioned in error:*
               21. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR*

               House Candidates/Representatives Mentioned in Error:*
               31. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE*
               32. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE*
               33. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT*
               34. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT*
               35. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               36. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               41. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT*
               42. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT*

               CA Governor Mentioned in Error:*
               58. REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*

               OTHER:

               97. NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THIS RACE
               98. DK
               99. NA

               00. Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6, 5, 9 in A8;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925221   
             (#2) A8b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN A8a) What was (NAME's)
               party?--5221(#2)
               CALIFORNIA

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                        01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                        52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                        no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925222   

        (#2) A8aa. Who were they?--CALIFORNIA
         Built from A8a(#1)/A8a(#2)/A8a(#3)/A8a(#4)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 93 [11a])
               2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 94 [14a])

               7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                   (21, 31-36, 41, 42, 58, 97)

               8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY (98)
               9.  DK name and DK/NA party; NA (99)

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                         01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                         52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                              no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925223   
           (#2) A8x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
                    candidates running in the Senate race for R's State of
                     residence--CALIFORNIA

               See box preceding V5108

               Built from A8a(#1) & A8b(#1) / A8a(#2) & A8b(#2) /
                          A8a(#3) & A8b(#3) / A8a(#4) & A8b(#4)

               1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                   MENTION
               7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                   MENTION

               9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                         01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                         52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925224   
            (#3)A8a.  Who were they?  (PROBE: Any others?)--CALIFORNIA
               Precoded in box by interviewer

             SENATE CANDIDATES MENTIONED:
               11. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
               93. (11a) DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN SECOND RACE
               12. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
               94. (14a) REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN SECOND RACE

               Senator mentioned in error:*
               21. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR*

               House Candidates/Representatives Mentioned in Error:*
               31. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE*
               32. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE*
               33. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT*
               34. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT*
               35. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               36. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               41. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT*
               42. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT*

               CA Governor Mentioned in Error:*
               58. REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*

               OTHER:

               97. NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THIS RACE
               98. DK
               99. NA

               00. Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6, 5, 9 in A8;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925225   
            (#3)A8b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN A8a) What was (NAME's)
                      party?--5221(#2)
                      CALIFORNIA

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                        01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                        52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                        no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925226   
           (#3) 8aa. Who were they?--CALIFORNIA

                Built from A8a(#1)/A8a(#2)/A8a(#3)/A8a(#4)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 93 [11a])
               2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 94 [14a])

               7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                   (21, 31-36, 41, 42, 58, 97)

               8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY (98)
               9.  DK name and DK/NA party; NA (99)

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                         01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                         52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                              no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925227   
           (#3) 8x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
               candidates running in the Senate race for R's State of
               residence--CALIFORNIA

               See box preceding V5108

               Built from A8a(#1) & A8b(#1) / A8a(#2) & A8b(#2) /
                          A8a(#3) & A8b(#3) / A8a(#4) & A8b(#4)

               1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                   MENTION
               7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                   MENTION

               9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                         01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                         52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925228   
           (#4)A8a.  Who were they?  (PROBE: Any others?)--CALIFORNIA
                     Precoded in box by interviewer

             SENATE CANDIDATES MENTIONED:
               11. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
               93. (11a) DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN SECOND RACE
               12. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
               94. (14a) REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE IN SECOND RACE

               Senator mentioned in error:*
               21. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC SENATOR*

               House Candidates/Representatives Mentioned in Error:*
               31. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE*
               32. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE*
               33. DEMOCRATIC INCUMBENT*
               34. REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT*
               35. DEMOCRATIC CHALLENGER*
               36. REPUBLICAN CHALLENGER*
               41. "RETIRING" DEMOCRATIC HOUSE INCUMBENT*
               42. "RETIRING" REPUBLICAN HOUSE INCUMBENT*

               CA Governor Mentioned in Error:*
               58. REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, NO RACE IN STATE*

               OTHER:

               97. NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THIS RACE
               98. DK
               99. NA

               00. Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6, 5, 9 in A8;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

         NOTE FOR V5216,5220,5224,5228:

        *If a House Representative or candidate, or if a governor
        was mentioned in error at A8a, the candidate or
        officeholder named was coded.  Built variables A8aa (code
        7) and A8x (codes 4,5) assigned these cases to "name given
        not on candidate list for that race,"or "invalid candidate
        name given."

==============================
VAR 925229   
            (#4) 8b.  (ASK FOR EACH NAME IN A8a) What was (NAME's)
               party?--5221(#2)
               CALIFORNIA

               1.  DEMOCRATIC
               5.  REPUBLICAN

               7.  OTHER PARTY; SPECIFY

               8.  DK
               9.  NA

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                        01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                        52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                        no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925230   
            (#4) A8aa. Who were they?--CALIFORNIA

       Built from A8a(#1)/A8a(#2)/A8a(#3)/A8a(#4)

               1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 93 [11a])
               2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 94 [14a])

               7.  NAME GIVEN NOT ON CANDIDATE LIST FOR THAT RACE
                   (21, 31-36, 41, 42, 58, 97)

               8.  DON'T KNOW NAME BUT KNOW PARTY (98)
               9.  DK name and DK/NA party; NA (99)

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                         01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                         52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                              no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925231   
            (#4) A8x.  Respondent's knowledge of the names and parties of
               candidates running in the Senate race for R's State of
               residence--CALIFORNIA

               See box preceding V5108

               Built from A8a(#1) & A8b(#1) / A8a(#2) & A8b(#2) /
                          A8a(#3) & A8b(#3) / A8a(#4) & A8b(#4)

               1.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN AND CORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               2.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, BUT INCORRECT PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               3.  VALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN, DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               4.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH ANY MENTION OF PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               5.  INVALID CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN WITH DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   ASSOCIATED WITH NAME
               6.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK OR NA) -- ANY PARTY
                   MENTION
               7.  NO CANDIDATE NAME GIVEN (DK) -- DK OR NA FOR PARTY
                   MENTION; NO CANDIDATE NAME (NA) -- DK FOR PARTY
                   MENTION

               9.  NA FOR CANDIDATE NAME AND NA FOR PARTY MENTION

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 3 in A6; 5, 9 in A8;
                         01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25, 31-35, 40-45, 47, 49,
                         52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72, 73 in V3017;
                         no further mention; no 1992 interview

   THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 5232-5300

==============================
VAR 925301  B1.   (RB, P. 3) Please turn to page three of this booklet.  I'd
               like to get your feelings toward some of our political
               leaders and other people who are in the news these days.
               I'll read the name of a person and I'd like you to rate
               that person using something we call the feeling
               thermometer.  Ratings between 50 degrees and 100 degrees
               mean that you feel favorable and warm toward that person.

               Ratings between 0 degrees and 50 degrees mean that you
               don't feel favorable toward the person and that you don't
               care too much for that person.  You would rate the person
               at the 50 degree mark if you don't feel particularly warm
               or cold toward the person.  If we come to a person whose
               name you don't recognize, you don't need to rate that
               person.  Just tell me and we'll move on to the next one.

               Our first person is George Bush.  How would you rate him
               using the feeling thermometer?

     B1a.  GEORGE BUSH

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925302  B1b.  Bill Clinton

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925303  B1c.  Ross Perot

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925304  B1d.  (NAME # 11, 13 or 15)

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

           888.  Inap, no post-interview; 81, 82, 85 in V3022; no 1992
                 interview

==============================
VAR 925305  B1e.  (NAME # 12, 14, or 16)

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

            888.  Inap, no post-interview; 81, 82, 85 in V3022; no 1992
                  interview

==============================
VAR 925306  B1f.  (NAME # 11a, 13a OR 15a) CALIFORNIA ONLY

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; 01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25,
                          31-35, 40-45, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56, 61-62, 68,
                          72-73 in V3017; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925307  B1g.  (NAME # 12a, 14a, or 16a) CALIFORNIA ONLY

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; 01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25,
                          31-35, 40-45, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56, 61-62, 68,
                          72-73 in V3017; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925308  B1h.  (NAME # 19, 29)

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; 81, 82, 85, 95 in V3022;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925309  B1j.  (NAME, SENATOR #1)

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; 12, 21, 55, 65, 95 in V3022;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925310  B1k.  (NAME, SENATOR #2)

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; 12, 21, 55, 65, 95 in V3022;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925311  B1m.  (NAME # 31, 33, or 35)

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52 in V3021; 3,4 in
                          V5002; no 1992 interview

  NOTE: LA06 Republican candidate 31 is also coded here.
  See LA06 note in V3021.  Use V3021=45 to exclude these
  cases.

==============================
VAR 925312  B1n.  (NAME #32, 34, OR 36)

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021; 3,4 in
                          V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925313  B1p.  (NAME # 41, 42)

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; 12, 14, 21, 24,
                       45, 85 in V3021; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

        In CA06 and WA08 a Senate candidate was also the retiring
        Representative.  In these CD's, a thermometer was asked
        only once in 5304-5305 and answers were duplicated here.

==============================
VAR 925314  B1q.  (NAME # 30)

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview.  No name #30; no 1992
                          interview

==============================
VAR 925315  B1r.  James Stockdale

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE.  Variables denoting use
                            of Don't Know probes
                            are located at V6301-6315
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925316  B2.   (RB, STILL ON P. 3) And still using the feeling
               thermometer, how would you rate
               the following groups:

         B2a.  Labor unions

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925317  B2b.  Feminists

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925318  B2c.  People on welfare

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925319  B2d.  Conservatives

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925320  B2e.  Poor people

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925321  B2f.  Catholics

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925322  B2g.  Big Business

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925323  B2h.  Blacks

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925324  B2j.  The Women's movement

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA

               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925325  B2k.  The federal government in Washington

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

               RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

               997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

               998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                     JUDGE
               999.  NA
               888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925326  B2l.  Liberals

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925327  B2m.  Hispanic-Americans

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925328  B2n.  The military

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925329  B2p.  Environmentalists

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925330  B2q.  Lawyers

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925331  B2r.  Illegal immigrants

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925332  B2s.  Southerners

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925333  B2t.  Whites

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925334  B2u.  Jews

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925335  B2v.  Gay men and lesbians; that is, homosexuals

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925336  B2w.  Immigrants

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925337  B2x.  Congress--That is, the U.S. Senate and the House of
                 Representatives

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925338  B2y.  Christian Fundamentalists

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925339  B2z.  Asian-Americans

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925340  B2aa. The police

            <See V5301 for full question text.>

                 RATING (RECORD ACTUAL NUMBER) (000-100), except:

                 997.  R DOESN'T RECOGNIZE NAME

                 998.  DK WHERE TO RATE; CAN'T
                       JUDGE
                 999.  NA

                 888.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

   THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 5341-5400

==============================
VAR 925401  Next I would like to ask some questions
           about the candidate(s) who ran in this
           district for the U.S. House of
           Representatives.

           C1.   Was there anything in particular that you liked about
                 (NAME # 31, 33,or 35), the Democratic candidate [LA06
                 only: the Republican candidate] for the U.S. House of
                 Representatives?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO Rep.

                 7.  R VOLUNTEERS: "I DON'T
                     KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS
                     PERSON"

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no Democratic US House
                          candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002; no 1992
                          interview

==============================
VAR 925402         C1a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]
                      (PROBE:  Anything else you liked about this candidate?
                       UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

            <See V5401 for full question text.>  5 mentions
            <Mention 1>
                       See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                           9998.  DK (V5402 only)
                           9999.  NA (V5402 only)

                           0000.  Inap, no post-interview;
                                 no Democratic US House
                                 candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                                 5, 7-9 in C1; no further mention; no 1992
                                 interview

==============================
VAR 925403       C1a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]
                     (PROBE:  Anything else
                     you liked about this candidate?  UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

            <See V5401 for full question text.>
            <Mention 2>
                       See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                           9998.  DK (V5402 only)
                           9999.  NA (V5402 only)

                           0000.  Inap, no post-interview;
                                 no Democratic US House
                                 candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                                 5, 7-9 in C1; no further mention; no 1992
                                 interview

==============================
VAR 925404       C1a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]
                      (PROBE:  Anything else
                      you liked about this candidate?  UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

            <See V5401 for full question text.>
            <Mention 3>
                       See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                           9998.  DK (V5402 only)
                           9999.  NA (V5402 only)

                           0000.  Inap, no post-interview;
                                 no Democratic US House
                                 candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                                 5, 7-9 in C1; no further mention; no 1992
                                 interview

==============================
VAR 925405       C1a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]
                      (PROBE:  Anything else
                      you liked about this candidate?  UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

            <See V5401 for full question text.>
            <Mention 4>
                       See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                           9998.  DK (V5402 only)
                           9999.  NA (V5402 only)

                           0000.  Inap, no post-interview;
                                 no Democratic US House
                                 candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                                 5, 7-9 in C1; no further mention; no 1992
                                 interview

==============================
VAR 925406       C1a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]
                      (PROBE:  Anything else
                      you liked about this candidate?  UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

            <See V5401 for full question text.>
            <Mention 6>
                       See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                           9998.  DK (V5402 only)
                           9999.  NA (V5402 only)

                           0000.  Inap, no post-interview;
                                 no Democratic US House
                                 candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                                 5, 7-9 in C1; no further mention; no 1992
                                 interview

==============================
VAR 925407 C2.   Was there anything in particular that you didn't like
              about (NAME # 31, 33, or 35)?

                           1.  YES
                           5.  NO

                           8.  DK
                           9.  NA

                           0.  Inap, no post-interview; Democratic US House
                               candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002; 7
                               in C1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925408            C2a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]
                           (PROBE:  Anything else
                           you didn't like about this
                           candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

       5 mentions
            <Mention 1>
                      See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                      9998.  DK (V5408 only)
                      9999.  NA (V5408 only)

                      0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Democratic US House
                              candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002; 7
                              in C1;  5, 8-9 in C2; no further mention; no
                              1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925409            C2a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]
                           (PROBE:  Anything else
                           you didn't like about this
                           candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

            <Mention 2>
                      See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                      9998.  DK (V5408 only)
                      9999.  NA (V5408 only)

                      0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Democratic US House
                                candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002; 7
                                in C1;  5, 8-9 in C2; no further mention; no
                                1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925410            C2a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]
                           (PROBE:  Anything else
                           you didn't like about this
                           candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

                        <Mention 3>
                        See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                      9998.  DK (V5408 only)
                      9999.  NA (V5408 only)

                      0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Democratic US House
                                candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002; 7
                                in C1;  5, 8-9 in C2; no further mention; no
                                1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925411            C2a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]
                           (PROBE:  Anything else
                           you didn't like about this
                           candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

            <Mention 4>
                        See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                      9998.  DK (V5408 only)
                      9999.  NA (V5408 only)

                      0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Democratic US House
                              candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002; 7
                                in C1;  5, 8-9 in C2; no further mention;
                                1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925412            C2a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]
                           (PROBE:  Anything else
                           you didn't like about this
                           candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
            <Mention 5>
                        See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                      9998.  DK (V5408 only)
                      9999.  NA (V5408 only)

                      0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Democratic US House
                                candidate (24, 52 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002; 7
                                in C1;  5, 8-9 in C2; no further mention; no
                                1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925413     C3.   Was there anything in particular that you liked about
                    (NAME # 32, 34, or 36), the Republican candidate for
                    the U.S. House of Representatives?

                         1.  YES
                         5.  NO

                         7.  R VOLUNTEERS: "I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT THIS
                             PERSON"

                         8.  DON'T KNOW
                         9.  NA

                         0.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                                  candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                                  no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925414    C3a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]  (PROBE:  Anything else
                  you liked about this candidate?   UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

                  5 mentions
               <Mention 1>

                See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                   9998.  DK (V5414 only)
                   9999.  NA (V5414 only)

                   0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                          candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                          5, 7-9 in C3; 9998-9999 in C3a; no further
                          mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925415   C3a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]  (PROBE:  Anything else
                     you liked about this candidate?   UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
            <Mention 2>

                See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                   9998.  DK (V5414 only)
                   9999.  NA (V5414 only)

                   0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                          candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                          5, 7-9 in C3; 9998-9999 in C3a; no further
                          mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925416   C3a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]  (PROBE:  Anything else
                     you liked about this candidate?   UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
            <Mention 3>

                See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                   9998.  DK (V5414 only)
                   9999.  NA (V5414 only)

                   0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                          candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                          5, 7-9 in C3; 9998-9999 in C3a; no further
                          mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925417   C3a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]  (PROBE:  Anything else
                     you liked about this candidate?   UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
            <Mention 4>

                See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                   9998.  DK (V5414 only)
                   9999.  NA (V5414 only)

                   0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                          candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                          5, 7-9 in C3; 9998-9999 in C3a; no further
                          mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925418   C3a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]  (PROBE:  Anything else
                     you liked about this candidate?   UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
            <Mention 5>

                See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

                   9998.  DK (V5414 only)
                   9999.  NA (V5414 only)

                   0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                          candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                          5, 7-9 in C3; 9998-9999 in C3a; no further
                          mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925419      C4.   Was there anything in particular that you didn't like
                         about (NAME # 32, 34, or 36)?

                         1.  YES
                         5.  NO

                         8.  DK
                         9.  NA

                         0.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                             candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002; 7 in
                             C3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925420 C4a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]  (PROBE:  Anything
               else you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")
                       See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:

            5 mentions
            <Mention 1>

                       9998.  DK (V5420 only)
                       9999.  NA (V5420 only)

                       0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                              candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                              7 in C3; 5, 8-9 in C4; 9998-9999 in C4a; no
                              further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925421  C4a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]  (PROBE:  Anything
               else you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

                       See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:
                 <Mention 2>

                       9998.  DK (V5420 only)
                       9999.  NA (V5420 only)

                       0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                              candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                              7 in C3; 5, 8-9 in C4; 9998-9999 in C4a; no
                              further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925422 C4a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]  (PROBE:  Anything
               else you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

                       See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:
            <Mention 3>

                       9998.  DK (V5420 only)
                       9999.  NA (V5420 only)

                       0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                              candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                              7 in C3; 5, 8-9 in C4; 9998-9999 in C4a; no
                              further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925423 C4a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]  (PROBE:  Anything
               else you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

                       See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:
            <Mention 4>

                       9998.  DK (V5420 only)
                       9999.  NA (V5420 only)

                       0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                              candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                              7 in C3; 5, 8-9 in C4; 9998-9999 in C4a; no
                              further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925424 C4a.  [IF NECESSARY:  What was that?]  (PROBE:  Anything
               else you didn't like about this candidate? UNTIL R SAYS "NO.")

                       See the PARTY-CANDIDATE Master Code, except:
            <Mention 5>

                       9998.  DK (V5420 only)
                       9999.  NA (V5420 only)

                       0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no Republican US House
                              candidate (14, 51 in V3021); 3,4 in V5002;
                              7 in C3; 5, 8-9 in C4; 9998-9999 in C4a; no
                              further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925425 C5(1).   In the campaign in this district for the U.S. House of
                    Representatives, what would you say was the single most
                    important issue to you?--First Mention

                           See the CAMPAIGN ISSUES Master Code, except:

                     000.  None

                     996.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 24, 51, 52 in V3021;
                     3,4 in V5002

                     998.  DK
                     999.  NA; Inap, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925426  C5(2).     In the campaign in this district for the U.S. House of
                     Representatives, what would you say was the single most
                     important issue to you?--Second Mention

                           See the CAMPAIGN ISSUES Master Code, except:

                     000.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 24, 51, 52 in V3021;
                           3,4 in V5002; 000, 998-999 in 5425; no further
                           mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925427  C5(3). In the campaign in this district for the U.S. House of
                   Representatives, what would you say was the single most
                   important issue to you?--Third Mention

                           See the CAMPAIGN ISSUES Master Code, except:

                     000.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 24, 51, 52 in V3021;
                           3,4 in V5002; 000, 998-999 in 5425; no further
                           mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925428  C6.   INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                    1.  R HAS NOT MENTIONED ANY ISSUES [000,998,999 in C5(1)]

                    2.  R HAS MENTIONED ONLY ONE ISSUE

                    3.  ALL OTHERS

                    0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14,24,51,52 in V3021; 3,4
                        in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925429        C7.   Of those you've mentioned, what would you say is the
                           single most important issue?

                    If R mentioned only 1 issue in C5 then that response has
                    been duplicated here.

                           See the CAMPAIGN ISSUES Master Code, except:

                     998.  DK
                     999.  NA

                     000.  Inap, no post-interview; 14,24,51,52 in V3021; 3,4
                           in V5002; 1-2 in C6; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925430            C8.   INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                    1.  DISTRICT IN WHICH TWO HOUSE CANDIDATES RAN (CANDIDATE
                        LIST INCLUDES ONE NAME #31, 33 OR 35 AND ONE NAME
                        #32,34 OR 36) (12, 21, 45, 55, 65, 85 in V3021)

                    2.  DISTRICT IN WHICH ONLY ONE HOUSE CANDIDATE RAN
                        (CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES EITHER NAME #31, 33 or 35 OR
                        NAME #32, 34, OR 36, BUT NOT BOTH) (14, 24, 51, 52 in
                        V3021)

                    0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 24, 51, 52 in V3021;
                        3,4 in V5002; 1 in C6; 998,999 in C7; no 1992
                        interview

==============================
VAR 925431     C8a.  Did you tend to prefer one of the candidates because of
                    this issue?

                   1.  YES
                   5.  NO

                   8.  DK
                   9.  NA

                   0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 24, 51, 52 in V3021;
                         3,4 in V5002; 1 in C6; 998,999 in C7; 2 in C8;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925432 C8b.  Which candidate did you prefer?

                    See the Candidate Number Master Code (31-36), except:

                           97.  Name not given on list for this race

                           98.  DK
                           99.  NA

                           0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 24, 51, 52 in
                               V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 1 in C6; 998,999 in C7; 2
                               in C8; 5,8,9 in C8a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925433            C8bb. Candidate Named

                           Built from V5432

                           1.  Democratic candidate (31, 33, 35 exc. LA06)
                           2.  Republican     "     (32, 34, 36, 31 in LA06)

                           7.  Name not on candidate list for this race (97)

                           8.  DK (98)
                           9.  NA (99)

                           0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 24, 51, 52 in
                               V3021;  3,4 in V5002; 1 in C6; 998,999 in C7;
                               2 in C8; 5,8,9 in C8a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925434            C9.   INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

            1.  DISTRICT IN WHICH TWO HOUSE CANDIDATES RAN
                (CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES ONE NAME #31, 33 OR 35 AND ONE NAME
                #32,34 OR 36) (12, 21, 45, 55, 65, 85 in V3021)

            2.  DISTRICT IN WHICH ONLY ONE HOUSE CANDIDATE RAN
                CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES EITHER NAME #31, 33 or 35 OR
                NAME #32, 34, OR 36, BUT NOT BOTH) (14, 24, 51, 52 in
                V3021)

            0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 2 in C8; 5, 8-9
                in C8a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925435  C10.  Do you happen to know if either of these candidates, (NAME
                #31, 33 or 35) or (NAME #32, 34 or 36) was already in the
                U.S. House of Representatives before the election?

                           1.  YES, ONE CANDIDATE WAS
                           2.  NEITHER CANDIDATE WAS
                           3.  Both candidates were

                           5.  DON'T KNOW (DON'T PROBE)

                           9.  NA

                           0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 24, 51, 52 in
                               V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 2 in C8 or C9; no 1992
                               interview

==============================
VAR 925436            C10a. Which candidate was that?

            <See V5435>
            See the Candidate Number Master Code (31-36), except:

                         90.  Both candidates

                         98.  DK
                         99.  NA

                         00.  Inap, no post interview; 3,4 in V5002; 14, 24,
                              51, 52 in V3021; 2 in C8 or C9; 2, 5 or 9 in
                              C10; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925437            C10aa.    Candidate Named

                           Built from V5436

                           1.  Democratic candidate (31, 33, 35)
                           2.  Republican     "     (32, 34, 36; 31 in LA06)

                           6.  Both candidates (90)

                           8.  DK (98)
                           9.  NA (99)

                           0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 24, 51, 52 in
                               V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 2 in C8 or C9; 2, 5 or 9
                               in C10; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925438        C11.  IF ONLY ONE HOUSE CANDIDATE RAN IN THE DISTRICT:
                     Do you happen to know if (NAME #31,32,33,34) was
                     already in the U.S. House of Representatives before
                     the election?

                           1.  YES, CANDIDATE WAS
                           3.  NO, CANDIDATE WAS NOT

                           5.  DON'T KNOW (DON'T PROBE)

                           9.  NA

                           0.  Inap, no post-interview; 12, 21, 45, 55, 65,
                               85 in V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 1 in C8 or C9; no
                               1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925439            C11a. Candidate Number of the House Candidate

                           See the Candidate Number code (31-34), except:

                     98.  DK
                     99.  NA

                     00.  Inap, no post-interview; 12, 21, 45, 55, 65, 85 in
                          V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 1 in C8 or C9; 3, 5, 9 in C11;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925440            C11aa.    Candidate Named

                       Built from V5439

                       1.  Democratic candidate (31, 33)
                       2.  Republican     "     (32, 34)

                       8.  DK (98)
                       9.  NA (99)

                       0.  Inap, no post-interview; 12, 21, 45, 55, 65, 85 in
                           V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 1 in C8 or C9; 3, 5, 9 in
                           C11; no 1992 interview

     THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 5441-5500

==============================
VAR 925501  C12.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                 1.  DISTRICT IN WHICH THERE WAS A DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
                     (CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES NAME #31, 33, OR 35--Race
                     type 12, 14, 21, 45, 51, 55, 65, 85 in V3021) or
                     LOUISIANA (2 Republican candidates, coded 31 and
                     32--Race type 45)

                 2.  NO DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE IN RACE (CANDIDATE LIST
                     INCLUDES NAME #32 OR 34 ONLY) (24, 52, 99 in V3021)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992
                     interview

==============================
VAR 925502  C13.  (RB, P. 4) There are many ways in which congressional
                 candidates can have contact with the people from their
                 district.  On this page are some of these ways.  Think
                 about (NAME # 31, 33, 35)
                 who ran for the U.S. House
                 of Representatives from this
                 district in the last
                 election.  Have you come
                 into contact with or learned
                 anything about
                 (him/her) through any of
                 these ways?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO; NO CONTACT AT ALL
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview;
                          24, 52 in V3021;
                          3,4 in V5002; 2 in
                          C12; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925503        C13a. Which ones?  (MARK ALL MENTIONS)
                 C13aa.    MET HIM/HER PERSONALLY

            <See V5502>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked
                 9.  NA
                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52  in V3021; 3,4 in
                     V5002; 2 in C12; 5, 9 in C13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925504  C13ab.    ATTENDED A MEETING OR GATHERING WHERE HE/SHE
SPOKE

            <See V5502>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked
                 9.  NA
                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52  in V3021; 3,4 in  V5002;
                     2 in C12; 5, 9 in C13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925505  C13ac. TALKED TO A MEMBER OF HIS/HER STAFF OR SOMEONE IN
HIS/HER
                   OFFICE

            <See V5502>
               1.  Marked
               5.  Not marked
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52  in V3021; 3,4 in  V5002;
                   2 in C12; 5, 9 in C13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925506  C13ad.    RECEIVED SOMETHING IN THE MAIL FROM HIM/HER

            <See V5502>
               1.  Marked
               5.  Not marked
               9.  NA
               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52  in V3021; 3,4 in  V5002;
                   2 in C12; 5, 9 in C13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925507  C13ae.    READ ABOUT HIM/HER IN A NEWSPAPER
                     OR MAGAZINE

            <See V5502>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked
                 9.  NA
                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52  in V3021; 3,4 in  V5002;
                     2 in C12; 5, 9 in C13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925508  C13af.    HEARD HIM/HER ON THE RADIO

            <See V5502>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked
                 9.  NA
                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52  in V3021; 3,4 in  V5002;
                     2 in C12; 5, 9 in C13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925509  C13ag.    SAW HIM/HER ON TV

            <See V5502>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked
                 9.  NA
                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52  in V3021; 3,4 in  V5002;
                     2 in C12; 5, 9 in C13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925510  C13ah.    OTHER CONTACT NOT INCLUDED IN A-G ABOVE

            <See V5502>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked
                 9.  NA
                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52  in V3021; 3,4 in  V5002;
                     2 in C12; 5, 9 in C13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925511  C14.  Do you know anyone, any of your family, friends, or people
                 at work, who have had some contact with (NAME # 31, 33, 35)?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52 in V3021; 3,4 in
                          V5002; 2 in C12; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925512  C15.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

               1.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (NAME #32, 34, 36 ON CAND. LIST--Race
                   type 12, 21, 24, 45, 52, 52, 55, 65, 85 in V3021)
                   or LOUISIANA (2 Republican candidates, coded 31 and
                   32--Race type 45)

               2.  NO REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (14, 51, 99 in V3021)

               0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925513  C16.  (RB, STILL ON P. 4) (There are many ways in which
                 congressional candidate can have contact with the people
                 from their district).  How about: (NAME # 32, 34 36) who
                 (also) ran for the U.S. House of Representatives from this
                 district in the last election.  Have you come into contact
                 with or learned anything about (him/her) through any of
                 these ways?

                 1.  YES

                 5.  NO; NO CONTACT AT ALL

                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021; 3,4 in
                          V5002; 2 in C15; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925514  C16a. Which ones?  (MARK ALL MENTIONS)
           C16aa.    MET HIM/HER PERSONALLY

            <See V5513>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked

                 9.  NA to entire question C16a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021;
                          3,4 in V5002; 2 in C15; 5, 9 in C16;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925515  C16ab.    ATTENDED A MEETING OR GATHERING WHERE HE/SHE
SPOKE

            <See V5513>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked

                 9.  NA to entire question C16a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021;
                          3,4 in V5002; 2 in C15; 5, 9 in C16;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925516  C16ac. TALKED TO A MEMBER OF HIS/HER STAFF OR SOMEONE IN
HIS/HER
                     OFFICE

            <See V5513>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked

                 9.  NA to entire question C16a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021;
                          3,4 in V5002; 2 in C15; 5, 9 in C16;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925517  C16ad.    RECEIVED SOMETHING IN THE MAIL FROM HIM/HER

            <See V5513>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked

                 9.  NA to entire question C16a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021;
                          3,4 in V5002; 2 in C15; 5, 9 in C16;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925518  C16ae.    READ ABOUT HIM/HER IN A NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE

            <See V5513>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked

                 9.  NA to entire question C16a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021;
                          3,4 in V5002; 2 in C15; 5, 9 in C16;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925519  C16af.    HEARD HIM/HER ON THE RADIO

            <See V5513>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked

                 9.  NA to entire question C16a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021;
                          3,4 in V5002; 2 in C15; 5, 9 in C16;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925520  C16ag.    SAW HIM/HER ON TV

            <See V5513>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked

                 9.  NA to entire question C16a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021;
                          3,4 in V5002; 2 in C15; 5, 9 in C16;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925521  C16ah.    OTHER CONTACT NOT INCLUDED IN A-G ABOVE

            <See V5513>
                 1.  Marked
                 5.  Not marked

                 9.  NA to entire question C16a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021;
                          3,4 in V5002; 2 in C15; 5, 9 in C16;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925522  C17.  Do you know anyone, any of your family, friends, or people
                 at work, who have had some contact with (NAME # 32, 34,
                 36)?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51 in V3021; 3,4 in
                          V5002; 2 in C15; no 1992 interview

     THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 5523-5600

==============================
VAR 925601  D1.   In talking to people about elections, we often find that a
                 lot of people were not able to vote because they weren't
                 registered, they were sick, or they just didn't have time.
                 How about you--did you vote in the elections this
                 November?

                 1.  YES, DID VOTE
                 5.  NO, DID NOT VOTE

                 6.  Refuses to say whether voted
                 7.  Not old enough to vote

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925602  D1a.  Were you registered to vote in this election?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 6.  R VOLUNTEERS: VOTERS NOT REQUIRED TO REGISTER

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 6-7, 9 in D1; no 1992
                         interview

==============================
VAR 925603  D2.   Your residence is located in (County/City/Town, State).
                 Are you registered to vote in (County/City/Town, State)?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 6-7, 9 in D1;
                          5-6, 8-9 in D1a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925604  D2a.  In what county and state are you registered?

                 THIS FIELD IS PADDED WITH ZEROS

==============================
VAR 925605  D2c.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                 1.  R VOTED (YES IN D1)
                 2.  R DID NOT VOTE

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925606  D3.   Did you vote in person or by absentee ballot?

                 1.  IN PERSON
                 2.  ABSENTEE BALLOT

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in
                          D1a; 2 in D2c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925607  D4.   We're interested in how far people have to go to vote.
                 Where did you go to vote in the November election?  (IWER:
                 PROBE FOR NAME OR PLACE OR SPECIFIC LOCATION:  E.G.,
                 LINCOLN SCHOOL, 87TH STREET FIRE STATION.)

           D5.   REGISTERED BUT DID NOT VOTE
                 We're interested in how far people have to go to vote.
                 When you have voted, where did you go to vote?  (IWER:
                 PROBE FOR NAME OF PLACE OR SPECIFIC LOCATION;  E.G.,
                 LINCOLN SCHOOL, 87TH STREET FIRE STATION.)

                 THIS FIELD IS PADDED WITH ZEROS

==============================
VAR 925608  D6.   How about the election for President?  Did you vote for a
                 candidate for President?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in
                          D1a; 2 in D2c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925609  D6a.  Who did you vote for?

            <See V5608>
                 1.  BUSH
                 2.  CLINTON
                 3.  ROSS PEROT

                 7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                 8.  Refused
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in
                          D1a; 2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D6; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925610  D6b.  Would you say that your preference for this candidate was
                 strong or not strong?
            <See V5608>
                 1.  STRONG
                 5.  NOT STRONG

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in
                          D1a; 2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D6; 9 in D6a; no 1992
                          interview

==============================
VAR 925611  D6c.  How long before the election did you decide that you were
                 going to vote the way you did?

                 If R gives range of time, code midpoint and round
                 fractions to even whole number.

                 01. Knew all along/from the first; always vote for the
                     same party; before the convention/nomination (no
                     mention of Bush, Clinton or Perot); before the
                     primaries; 9 months or more
                 02. Before the convention because of Bush's, Clinton's or
                     Perot's candidacy; as soon as Bush/Clinton/Perot said
                     he would run; "months before"; "early on"; "long
                     time/quite a bit before the election"
                 03. At the time of the Republican convention/when Bush was
                     nominated; just after the Republican convention; 3
                     months; August
                 04. During the Democratic convention when Clinton was
                     nominated; just after the Democratic convention; 4
                     months; July; when Perot dropped out of the race
                 05. After the convention(s); during the campaign (NFS); 2
                     months; "a couple of months"; September
                 06. Five to seven weeks before the election
                 07. One month; three weeks; October; after the
                     presidential debates; when Perot re-entered the race
                 08. About two weeks before the election
                 09. In the last few days of the campaign; the last part of
                     it
                 10. On election day
                 11. During/after the primaries (not codeable in 02);
                     "several months"; 5-8 months
                 12. After the vice-presidential debate

                 97.  Other

                 98.  DK
                 99.  NA

                 00.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in
                           D1a; 2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D6; 9 in D6a; no 1992
                           interview

==============================
VAR 925612  D6d.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                 1.  BUSH IN D6a
                 2.  CLINTON IN D6a
                 3.  PEROT IN D6a

                 9.  7, 8, 9 in D6a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                          2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D6; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925613  D6e.  (IF VOTED FOR BUSH:) Was there ever a time when you
                 thought you were going to vote for Clinton or Perot?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                          2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D6; 2-3, 9 in D6d; no 1992
                          interview

==============================
VAR 925614  D6f.  IF NECESSARY: Which (one)?

            <See V5613>
                 1.  CLINTON
                 2.  PEROT
                 3.  BOTH

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                          2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D6; 2-3, 9 in D6d; 5, 8-9
                          in D6e; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925615  D6g.  (IF VOTED FOR CLINTON): Was there ever a time when you
                 thought you were going to vote for Bush or Perot?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                         2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D6; 1, 3, 9 in D6d; no 1992
                         interview

==============================
VAR 925616  D6h.  IF NECESSARY: Which (one)?

            <See V5615>
                 1.  BUSH
                 2.  PEROT
                 3.  BOTH

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                          2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D6; 1, 3, 9 in D6d; 5, 8-9 in
                          D6g; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925617  D6j.  (IF VOTED FOR PEROT:)  Was there ever a time when you
                 thought you were going to vote for Clinton or Bush?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                          2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D6; 1-2, 9 in D6d; no 1992
                          interview

==============================
VAR 925618  D6k.  IF NECESSARY: Which (one)?

            <See V5617>
                 1.  CLINTON
                 2.  BUSH
                 3.  BOTH

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                          2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D6; 1-2, 9 in D6d; 5, 8-9
                          in D6j; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925619  D6x.  CONSIDERATION OF OTHER CANDIDATES--SUMMARY

                 Built from V5608-5618

                 10. R voted for Bush, never considered other (D6d=1,
                     D6e=5, D6f=0)
                 11. R voted for Bush, considered Clinton (D6d=1, D6e=1,
                     D6f=1)
                 12. R voted for Bush, considered Perot (D6d=1, D6e=1,
                     D6f=2)
                 13. R voted for Bush, considered both Clinton and Perot
                     (D6d=1, D6e=1, D6f=3)

                 20. R voted for Clinton, never considered other (D6d=2,
                     D6e=5, D6f=0)
                 21. R voted for Clinton, considered Bush (D6d=2, D6e=1,
                     D6f=1)
                 22. R voted for Clinton, considered Perot (D6d=2, D6e=1,
                     D6f=2)
                 23. R voted for Clinton, considered both Bush and Perot
                     (D6d=2, D6e=1, D6f=3)
                 25. R voted for Clinton, considered other but DK/NA who
                     (D6d=2, D6e=1, D6f=8/9)

                 30. R voted for Perot, never considered other (D6d=3,
                     D6e=5, D6f=0)
                 31. R voted for Perot, considered Clinton (D6d=3, D6e=1,
                     D6f=1)
                 32. R voted for Perot, considered Bush (D6d=3, D6e=1,
                     D6f=2)
                 33. R voted for Perot, considered both Clinton and Bush
                     (D6d=3, D6e=1, D6f=3)

                 50. Voted for candidate other than Bush, Clinton or Perot
                     (1 in D6, 7 in D6a)
                 55. Didn't vote for any presidential candidate (1 in D6, 5
                     in D6a)

                 98. NA/DK whether voted for any presidential candidate
                     (8/9 in D6, 0 in D6a)
                 99. Voted for a presidential candidate, but NA/DK which
                     one (1 in D6, 8/9 in D6a)

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; did not vote or did not vote
                     for       presidential candidate (0,2 in D2c; 0,5 in
                     D6); no
                          1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925620  D7.   INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT FOR VOTING R:
                 (SEE D2, D2a; ADDRESS OF VOTER REGISTRATION)

                 1.  R REGISTERED TO VOTE IN COUNTY AND STATE OF INTERVIEW

                 2.  R REGISTERED TO VOTE OUTSIDE OF COUNTY AND/OR STATE OF
                     INTERVIEW

                 3.  R REFUSED TO CONFIRM ADDRESS WHERE REGISTERED

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 6-7, 9 in D1;
                           5-6, 8-9 in D1a; 2 in D2c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925621  D8.   (BALLOT CARD) Here is a list of candidates for the major
                 races in this district.  How about the election for the
                 House of Representatives in Washington?  Did you vote for
                 a candidate for the U.S. House of Representative?
           D11.  How about the election for the House of Representatives in
                 Washington?  Did you vote for a candidate for the U.S.
                 House of Representatives?

                 1.  YES
                 7.  R VOLUNTEERS:  VOTED FOR CANDIDATE WHOSE NAME IS NOT
                     ON BALLOT CARD
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in
                          D1a; 2 in D2c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925622  D8a/D11a.  Who did you vote for?

           NOTE:  code 97 includes a few instances where R volunteered that
           he/she voted "a straight ticket" but no candidate for R's party
           ran; it also includes a few cases where R insists that he/she
           voted for a specific party's candidate but there was no candidate
           from that party.  For Rs who voted outside of sample location
           district, code 97 includes House candidate, whose name is given
           but CD and party are not known, and also includes cases where R
           names candidate but name is not among names of candidates in
           'outside' CD.

           CODES 31-36 IF R VOTED IN DISTRICT OF SAMPLE LOCATION:

                 31. Democratic candidate in open House race (incl. 2nd
                     Republican candidate for LA06--see LA06 note in V3021.
                     Use V3021=45 to exclude these cases.)
                 32. Republican candidate in open House race
                 33. Democratic House incumbent
                 34. Republican House incumbent
                 35. Democratic House challenger
                 36. Republican House challenger

           CODES 81-92 IF R VOTED OUTSIDE DISTRICT OF SAMPLE LOCATION:

                 Districts with No Running Incumbents

                    81.                       Dem. Candidate
                    82.                       Rep. Candidate

                     Districts with Running Incumbents

                    83.                       Dem. Incumbent
                    84.                       Rep. Incumbent
                    85.                       Dem. Challenger
                    86.                       Rep. Challenger

                     All districts outside district of sample location:

                    91.                       Democrat -- no name given
                    92.                       Republican -- no name given

           ALL Rs:
                 97. Name not on candidate list; 3rd party or independent
                     candidate not appearing on candidate list
                 98. DK, refused to name candidate
                 99. NA

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in

                           D1a; 2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D8/D11; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925623  D8x/D11x.  CANDIDATE NAMED--U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

                 Built from 5622

                 1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (31,33,35,81,83,85,91)
                 2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (32,34,36,82,84,86,92 and
                         31 in LA06)
                 7.  Name given not in Candidate List for that race (97)

                 8.  DK (98)
                 9.  NA (99)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in
                          D1a; 2 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D8/D11

==============================
VAR 925624  D8b.  Would you say your preference for this candidate was
                 strong or not strong?

                 1.  STRONG
                 5.  NOT STRONG

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 6-7, 9 in D1;
                          5-6, 8-9 in D1a; 2 in D2c; 2 in D7; 5, 8-9
                          in D8/D11; 98-99 in D8a/D11a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925625  D9.   INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                 1.  U.S. SENATE RACE IN THIS STATE (CANDIDATE LIST
                     INCLUDES AT LEAST ONE NAME FROM #11-#16) (01, 04, 13-14,
                     21-22, 24-25, 31-32, 34, 41-45, 47, 52, 61-62, 72-73 in
                     V3017)
                 2.  CALIFORNIA (71 in V3017)
                 3.  NO U.S. SENATE RACE (NO NAME FROM #11-#16 ON CANDIDATE
                     LIST) (03, 12, 23, 33, 35, 40, 49, 54, 56, 68 in
                     V3017)

                 9.  R registered outside state of interview; 2 in D7

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 6-7, 9 in D1;
                           5-6, 8-9 in D1a; 2 in D2c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925626  D10.  (BALLOT CARD)  How about the election for the United
                 States Senate?  Did you vote for a candidate for the U.S.
                 Senate?
           D12.  Did you vote for a candidate for the U.S. Senate?

                 R's may be legally registered in states other than that of
                 their sample address.  If they are registered out of
                 state, and if that state had a Senate race, they were
                 asked D12, regardless of whether the state for the sample
                 address actually had a Senate race in 1992.

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 7.  R volunteers:  No Senate race in the state

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 03, 12, 23, 33, 35, 40, 49,
                          54, 56, 68 in V3017; 71 in V3017 and 1,2 in
                          V5002; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a; 2 in D2c;
                          2-3 in D9; R voted out of state (9 in D9 exc.
                          short form) and no Senate race where R voted;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925627  D10a/D12a.  (SENATE VOTE) Who did you vote for?

           SEE NOTE D10/D12.

           FOR CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS:  There were two Senate races in
           California, one for a full term, the other for a special election
           to fill an unexpired term.  Vote for the regular election is
           duplicated here.  See D10b1/D12a1 and D10b2/D12a2.

           In two cases R voted in CA, outside state of sample address.
           Because there is only one variable for Senate vote for Rs not
           living in California, R's vote in the regular (full term) CA
           Senate election has been coded here.  These two Rs' votes in the
           special CA Senate election are as follow:  post case 3718:
           candidate 84; post case 5360: candidate 85.

           CODES 11-16 IF R VOTED IN STATE OF SAMPLE LOCATION:

                 11. Democratic candidate in open Senate race
                 12. Republican candidate in open Senate race
                 13. Democratic Senate incumbent
                 14. Republican Senate incumbent
                 15. Democratic Senate challenger
                 16. Republican Senate challenger

           CODES 81-92 IF R VOTED OUTSIDE STATE OF SAMPLE LOCATION:

                 States with No Running Incumbents
                 81. Dem. Candidate
                 82. Rep. Candidate

                     States with Running Incumbents
                 83. Dem. Incumbent
                 84. Rep. Incumbent
                 85. Dem. Challenger
                 86. Rep. Challenger

                 All states outside sample location:
                 91. Democrat -- no name given
                 92. Republican -- no name given

           ALL Rs:
                 97. Name not on candidate list; 3rd party or independent
                     candidate not appearing on candidate list
                 98. DK, refused to name candidate
                 99. NA

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; 03, 12, 23, 33, 35, 40, 48,
                           54, 56, 68, 71 in V3017; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9
                           in D1a; 2 in D2c; 2-3 in D9; 5, 7-9 in D10/D12;
                           R voted out of state (9 in D9 exc. short form)
                           and no Senate race where R voted; R voted in CA
                           but not in regular Senate race; no 1992
                     interview

==============================
VAR 925628  D10x. CANDIDATE NAMED--U.S. SENATE

                 Built from 5627

                 SEE NOTE D10/D12.

                 1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 13, 15, 81, 83, 85, 91)
                 2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 14, 16, 82, 84, 86, 92)
                 7.  Name given not in Candidate List for that race (97)

                 8.  DK (98)
                 9.  NA (99)

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; 03, 12, 23, 33, 35, 40, 48,
                           54, 56, 68, 71 in V3017; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9
                           in D1a; 2 in D2c; 2-3 in D9; 5, 7-9 in D10/D12;
                           R voted out of state (9 in D9 exc. short form)
                           and no Senate race where R voted; no 1992
                     interview

==============================
VAR 925629  D10b1.    (CALIFORNIA FIRST RACE) We had two Senate races in
                 California.  Which candidate did you vote for:
           D12a1.    Who did you vote for?

           Responses 11, 12, 81-86, 91, 92, 97-99 were copied to D10a/D12a.

           CODES, IF R VOTED IN STATE OF SAMPLE LOCATION (CA):

                 11. Democratic candidate in open Senate race
                 12. Republican candidate in open Senate race
                 93. (11a) Democratic candidate in second Senate race
                 94. (14a) Republican candidate in second Senate race

           CODES 81-92 IF R VOTED OUTSIDE STATE OF SAMPLE LOCATION (CA):

                 States with No Running Incumbents

                 81. Dem. Candidate
                 82. Rep. Candidate

                     States with Running Incumbents

                 83. Dem. Incumbent
                 84. Rep. Incumbent
                 85. Dem. Challenger
                 86. Rep. Challenger

                     All states outside of sample location (CA):

                 91. Democrat -- no name given
                 92. Republican -- no name given

                 97.  Name not on candidate list

                 98. DK, refused to name candidate
                 99. NA

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; 01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25,
                           31-35, 40-45, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68,
                           72, 73 in V3017; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                           2 in D2c; 1, 3 in D9; 3,4 in V5002 and 5, 7-9 in
                           D10/D12; 1-2 in V5002 and R said didn't vote for
                           Senator; R voted out of state and no race in
                           state where R voted; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925630  D10b1x.  CANDIDATE NAMED--U.S. SENATE, CALIFORNIA (1st candidate)

                 Responses derived from codes 11, 12, 81-86, 91, 92, 97-99
                 were copied to D10x.

                 Built from 5629

                 1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 13, 15, 81, 83, 85, 91)
                 2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 14, 16, 82, 84, 86, 92)

                 7.  Name given not in Candidate List for that race (97)

                 8.  DK (98)
                 9.  NA (99)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25,
                          31-35, 40-45, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68, 72,
                          73 in V3017; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a; 2 in
                          D2c; 1, 3 in D9; 3,4 in V5002 and 5, 7-9 in
                          D10/D12; 1-2 in V5002 and R said didn't vote for
                          Senator; R voted out of state and no race in
                          state where R voted; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925631  D10b2.    (CALIFORNIA SECOND RACE) We had two Senate races in
                     California.  Which candidate did you vote for: 2nd
                     CANDIDATE
           D12a2.    Who did you vote for?

           Responses 11 and 12 (and 97 or 99 if regular Senate election vote)
           were copied to D10a/D12a.

           CODES, IF R VOTED IN STATE OF SAMPLE LOCATION (CA):

                 11. Democratic candidate in open Senate race
                 12. Republican candidate in open Senate race
                 93. (11a) Democratic candidate in second Senate race
                 94. (14a) Republican candidate in second Senate race

                 97.  Name not on candidate list

                 98. DK, refused to name candidate
                 99. NA

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; 01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25,
                           31-35, 40-45, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68,
                           72, 73 in V3017; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                           2 in D2c; 1, 3 in D9; 3,4 in V5002 and 5, 7-9 in
                           D10/D12; 1-2 in V5002 and R said didn't vote for
                           Senator; R voted out of state and no race in
                           state where R voted; R voted out of state, no
                           second race; R voted in CA but did not vote in
                           both Senate races; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925632  D10b2x.  CANDIDATE NAMED--U.S. SENATE, CALIFORNIA (2nd
candidate)

                 Responses derived from codes 11 and 12 were copied to
                 D10x.

                 Built from 5629

                 1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (11, 13, 15, 81, 83, 85, 91)
                 2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (12, 14, 16, 82, 84, 86, 92)
                 7.  Name given not in Candidate List for that race (97)

                 8.  DK (98)
                 9.  NA (99)

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; 01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25,
                           31-35, 40-45, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56, 61, 62, 68,
                           72, 73 in V3017; 6-7, 9 in D1; 5-6, 8-9 in D1a;
                           2 in D2c; 1, 3 in D9; 3,4 in V5002 and 5, 7-9 in
                           D10/D12; 1-2 in V5002 and R said didn't vote for
                           Senator; R voted out of state and no race in
                           state where R voted; R voted out of state, no
                           second race; R voted in CA but did not vote in
                           both Senate races; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925633  D13.  How about the election for President?  Did you prefer one
                 of the candidates for President?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 6-7, 9 in D1; 9 in D1a;
                          1 in D2c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925634  D13a. Who did you prefer?

            <See V5633>
                 1.  BUSH
                 2.  CLINTON
                 3.  ROSS PEROT

                 7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 6-7, 9 in D1; 9 in D1a;
                          1 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925635  D13b. Would you say that your preference for this candidate was
                 strong or not strong?

            <See V5633>
                 1.  STRONG
                 5.  NOT STRONG

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 6-7, 9 in D1; 9 in D1a;
                          1 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D13; 8-9 in D13a; no 1992
                          interview

==============================
VAR 925636  D14.  (BALLOT CARD) Here is a list of candidates for the major
                 races in this district.  How about the election for the
                 House of Representatives in Washington?  Did you prefer
                 one of the candidates for the U.S. House of
                 Representatives?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 6-7, 9 in D1; 9 in D1a;
                          1 in D2c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925637  D14a. Which candidate was that?

            <See V5636>
                 See CANDIDATE NUMBER Master Code (31-36), except:

                 Code 31 includes 2nd Republican candidate in LA06.  See
                 LA06 note in V3021.  Use V3021=45 to exclude these cases.

                 97. Name given not on Candidate List for this race; 3rd
                     party or independent candidate not appearing on
                     Candidate List

                 98. DK, refused to name candidate
                 99. NA

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; 1, 6-7, 9 in D1; 9 in D1a;
                           1 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D14; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925638  D14ax.  CANDIDATE NAMED--U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

                 Built from 5637

                 1.  DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE (31, 33, 35)
                 2.  REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE (32, 34, 36, includes 31 in LA06;
                     see LA06 note in V3021)

                 7.  Name given not in Candidate List for that race (97)

                 8.  DK (98)
                 9.  NA (99)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 6-7, 9 in D1; 9 in D1a;
                          1 in D2c; 5, 8-9 in D14; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925639  D15.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                 1.  R IS MARRIED (OR PARTNERED)
                 2.  ALL OTHERS

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview
                                              no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925640  D16.  Did your (husband/wife/partner) vote in the election this
                 November either in person or by absentee ballot?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2 in D15; no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 5641-5700

==============================
VAR 925701  E1.   Have you (or anyone in your family living here) ever
                 contacted Representative (NAME #33 or 34) or anyone in
                 (his/her) office?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                          V3021; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925702  E1a.  Was it to express an opinion, seek information, or to seek
                 help on a problem you had?  (CHECK ALL THAT APPLY)
           E1a.  1. EXPRESS AN OPINION

                 1.  Checked
                 5.  Not checked

                 9.  NA to entire question E1a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925703  E1a.  2. SEEK INFORMATION

            <See V5702>
                 1.  Checked
                 5.  Not checked

                 9.  NA to entire question E1a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925704  E1a.  3. SEEK HELP ON A PROBLEM YOU HAD

            <See V5702>
                 1.  Checked
                 5.  Not checked

                 9.  NA to entire question E1a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925705  E1b.  Did you get a response from your Representative or
                 (his/her) office?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                          V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E1; 9 in E1a;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925706  E1c.  How satisfied were you with the response:  very satisfied,
                 somewhat satisfied, not very satisfied, or not at all
                 satisfied?

                 1.  VERY SATISFIED
                 2.  SOMEWHAT SATISFIED
                 4.  NOT VERY SATISFIED
                 5.  NOT AT ALL SATISFIED

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                           V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E1; 9 in E1a;
                           5, 8-9 in E1b; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925707  E2.   Do you know anyone else who has contacted Representative
                 (NAME #33 or 34) or anyone in (his/her) office?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                          V3021; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925708  E2a.  Did this (person/group) get a response?

            <See V5707>
                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925709  E2b.  How satisfied was this (person/group) with the response:
                 very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, not very satisfied, or
                 not at all satisfied?

            <See V5707>
                 1.  VERY SATISFIED
                 2.  SOMEWHAT SATISFIED
                 4.  NOT VERY SATISFIED
                 5.  NOT AT ALL SATISFIED

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 86 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E2; 5, 8-9 in E2a;
                     no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925710  E3.   In general, do you approve or disapprove of the way
                 Representative (NAME # 33 or 34) has been handling
                 (his/her) job?

                 1.  APPROVE
                 5.  DISAPPROVE

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925711  E3a.  Do you approve strongly or not strongly?
           E3b.  Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

            <See V5710>
                 1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
                 2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
                 4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
                 5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 8-9 in E3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925712  E4.   If you had (another/a) problem that Representative (NAME #
                 33 or 34) could do something about, do you think (he/she)
                 would be very helpful, somewhat helpful, or not very
                 helpful to
                 you?

                 1.  VERY HELPFUL
                 2.  SOMEWHAT HELPFUL
                 3.  NOT VERY HELPFUL

                 7.  DEPENDS

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925713  E5.   Do you happen to remember anything special that
                 Representative (NAME #33 or 34) has done for the people in
                 (his/her) district while (he/she) has been in Congress?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925714  E6.   How good a job would you say U.S. Representative (NAME #33
                 or 34) does of keeping in touch with the people in your
                 district--does (he/she) do a very good job, fairly good,
                 fairly poor, or a poor job of keeping in touch with the
                 people in this district?

                 1.  VERY GOOD
                 2.  FAIRLY GOOD
                 3.  FAIRLY POOR
                 4.  POOR

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925715  E7.   Have you read or heard about U.S. Representatives writing
                 checks when they didn't have enough money to cover them in
                 their House bank account?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925716  E7a.  (RB, P. 5) Which of these statements is closer to your
                 opinion on the bad checks:

                 1.  Representatives who wrote bad checks acted so
                     dishonestly they should be voted out of office.

                 2.  Writing bad checks is not a serious enough mistake to
                     disqualify someone for office.

                 3.  Representatives who wrote only a few bad checks should
                     not be voted out of office just for that reason, but
                     representatives who wrote a lot of bad checks should
                     be voted out of office.

                 8.  DK, [VOLUNTEERED]
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E7;
                     no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925717  E7b.  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                 1.  CANDIDATE LIST INCLUDES NAME #33 OR #34 (12, 14, 21, 24
                     in V3021)

                 2.  NO NAME #33 OR #34 IN LIST (45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E7;
                     no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925718  E7c.  Did (NAME # 33, 34) write any bad checks?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                          V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E7; 2 in E7b;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925719  E7d.  Did (NAME # 33, 34) write a lot of bad checks, or just a
                 few?

                 1.  A LOT
                 2.  A FEW

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 45, 51, 52, 55, 65, 85 in
                     V3021; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E7; 2 in E7b; 5,
                     8-9 in E7c; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925720  E8.   Do you think that representatives who wrote bad checks
                 broke any laws?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in E7;
                     no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925721  F1.   Some people seem to follow what's going on in government
                 and public affairs most of the time, whether there's an
                 election going on or not.  Others aren't that interested.
                 Would you say you follow what's going on in government and
                 public affairs most of the time, some of the time, only
                 now and then, or hardly at all?

                 1.  MOST OF THE TIME
                 2.  SOME OF THE TIME
                 3.  ONLY NOW AND THEN
                 4.  HARDLY AT ALL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925722  F2.   What do you think are the most important problems facing
                 this country?  (PROBE:  Any other important problems
                 facing the country? UNTIL R SAYS "NO")
                 Code 3 mentions:
                           <Mention 1>

                 See the IMPORTANT PROBLEMS Master Code, except:

                 998.  DK (V5722 only)
                 999.  NA (V5722 only)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no problem
                            mentioned; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925723  F2.   What do you think are the most important problems facing
                 this country?  (PROBE:  Any other important problems
                 facing the country? UNTIL R SAYS "NO")
                           <Mention 2>

                 See the IMPORTANT PROBLEMS Master Code, except:

                 998.  DK (V5722 only)
                 999.  NA (V5722 only)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no problem
                            mentioned; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925724  F2.   What do you think are the most important problems facing
                 this country?  (PROBE:  Any other important problems
                 facing the country? UNTIL R SAYS "NO")
                           <Mention 3>

                 See the IMPORTANT PROBLEMS Master Code, except:

                 998.  DK (V5722 only)
                 999.  NA (V5722 only)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no problem
                            mentioned; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925725  F3.   INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                 1.  R HAS NOT MENTIONED ANY PROBLEMS; 998-999 in F2
                 2.  R HAS MENTIONED ONLY ONE PROBLEM
                 3.  ALL OTHERS

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925726  F4.   Of those you've mentioned, what would you say is the
                 single most important problem the country faces?

                 If R mentioned only one problem in F2, that response has
                 been duplicated here.

                 See the IMPORTANT PROBLEMS Master Code, except:

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 1-2 in F3; no
                           1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925727  F5.   How good a job is the government in Washington doing in
                 dealing with this problem, a good job, only fair, or
                 a poor job?

                 1.  GOOD JOB
                 3.  ONLY FAIR
                 5.  POOR JOB

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 1 in F3;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925728  F6.   Which political party do you think would be most likely to
                 get the government to do a better job in dealing with this
                 problem--the Republicans, the Democrats, or wouldn't there
                 be much difference between them?

                 1.  REPUBLICANS
                 3.  NOT MUCH DIFFERENCE
                 5.  DEMOCRATS

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 1 in F3
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925729  F7.   Next, I am going to ask you to choose which of two
                 statements I read comes closer to your own opinion.  You
                 might agree to some extent with both, but we want to know
                 which one is closer to your views.  [IF NECESSARY, PROBE
                 "Which Closer" ONCE EACH QUESTION]
                 One, the less government the better; or two, there are
                 more things that government should be doing?

                 1.  LESS GOVERNMENT
                 2.  MORE THINGS GOVERNMENT
                     SHOULD DO
                 3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925730  F8.   One, we need a strong government
                 to handle today's complex
                 economic problems; or two, the
                 free market can handle these
                 problems without government being involved?

                 1.  STRONG GOVERNMENT
                 2.  FREE MARKET
                 3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925731  F9.   One, the main reason government has become bigger over the
                 years is because it has gotten involved in things that
                 people should do for themselves; or two, government has
                 become bigger because the problems we face have become
                 bigger?

                 1.  GOTTEN INVOLVED IN THINGS
                 2.  PROBLEMS WE FACE ARE BIGGER
                 3.  BOTH, DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED)

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925732  F10.  Do you think it is better when one party controls both the
                 presidency and Congress; better when control is split
                 between the Democrats and Republicans, or doesn't it
                 matter?

                 1.  ONE PARTY CONTROL BOTH
                 2.  CONTROL IS SPLIT
                 3.  IT DOESN'T MATTER

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 5733-5800

==============================
VAR 925801  G1.   The political parties try to talk to as many people as
                 they can to get them to vote for their candidate.  Did
                 anyone from one of the political parties call you up or
                 come around and talk to you about the campaign this year?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925802  G1a.  Which party was that?

            <See V5801>
                 1.  REPUBLICAN
                 3.  BOTH
                 5.  DEMOCRATIC

                 7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in G1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925803  G2.   Other than someone from the two major parties, did anyone
                 else call you up or come around and talk to you about
                 supporting specific candidates in this last election?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925804  G2a.  Which candidate(s) did (he/she/they) ask you to support?
           3 mentions
                     <Mention 1>

           See SUPPORT Master Code for additional information.

           REPUBLICAN:

                 Presidential
                 01. Incumbent Presidential Candidate, Republican

                 Senate
                 12. U.S. Senate candidate, Republican, in race w/o
                     incumbent
                 14. U.S. Senate incumbent candidate, Republican
                 16. U.S. Senate challenger candidate, Republican

                 House
                 32. U.S. House candidate, Republican, in race w/o
                     incumbent
                 34. U.S. House incumbent candidate, Republican
                 36. U.S. House challenger candidate, Republican

                 Miscellaneous
                 72. NA which candidate(s), Republican
                 74. Other candidate not listed above, Republican
                 76. Republican party

           DEMOCRATIC:

                 Presidential
                 04. Nonincumbent Presidential Candidate, Democratic

                 Senate
                 11. U.S. Senate candidate, Democratic, in race w/o
                     incumbent
                 13. U.S. Senate incumbent candidate, Democratic
                 15. U.S. Senate challenger candidate, Democratic

                 House
                 31. U.S. House candidate, Democratic, in race w/o
                     incumbent, incl. 2nd Republican candidate in LA06.
                     See LA06 note on V3021.  Use V3021=45 to exclude these
                     cases.
                 33. U.S. House incumbent candidate, Democratic
                 35. U.S. House challenger candidate, Democratic

                 Miscellaneous
                 71. NA which candidate(s), Democratic
                 73. Other candidate not listed above, Democratic
                 75. Democratic party

                 Presidential
                 05. Presidential candidate, independent

                 Miscellaneous
                 80. Other minor party or minor independent candidate--any
                     office level
                 85. 3rd/other party

                 95. Other candidate(s) for state/local offices (office
                     given but party NA), or non-party candidate
                 96. Other groups or individuals which are neither parties
                     nor organized supporters of specific candidates
                 97. Candidate name given but office and party NA

                 98.  DK, CAN'T REMEMBER (G2a-first mention only)
                 99.  NA (G2a-first mention only)

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in G2; 98-99 in G2a;
                           no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925807  G3.   We would like to find out about some of the things people
                 do to help a party or a candidate win an election.  During
                 the campaign, did you talk to any people and try to show
                 them why they should vote for or against one of the
                 parties or candidates?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925805 G2.   Other than someone from the two major parties, did anyone
                 else call you up or come around and talk to you about
                 supporting specific candidates in this last election?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925804  G2a.  Which candidate(s) did (he/she/they) ask you to support?
                     <Mention 2>

           See SUPPORT Master Code for additional information.

           REPUBLICAN:

                 Presidential
                 01. Incumbent Presidential Candidate, Republican

                 Senate
                 12. U.S. Senate candidate, Republican, in race w/o
                     incumbent
                 14. U.S. Senate incumbent candidate, Republican
                 16. U.S. Senate challenger candidate, Republican

                 House
                 32. U.S. House candidate, Republican, in race w/o
                     incumbent
                 34. U.S. House incumbent candidate, Republican
                 36. U.S. House challenger candidate, Republican

                 Miscellaneous
                 72. NA which candidate(s), Republican
                 74. Other candidate not listed above, Republican
                 76. Republican party

           DEMOCRATIC:

                 Presidential
                 04. Nonincumbent Presidential Candidate, Democratic

                 Senate
                 11. U.S. Senate candidate, Democratic, in race w/o
                     incumbent
                 13. U.S. Senate incumbent candidate, Democratic
                 15. U.S. Senate challenger candidate, Democratic

                 House
                 31. U.S. House candidate, Democratic, in race w/o
                     incumbent, incl. 2nd Republican candidate in LA06.
                     See LA06 note on V3021.  Use V3021=45 to exclude these
                     cases.
                 33. U.S. House incumbent candidate, Democratic
                 35. U.S. House challenger candidate, Democratic

                 Miscellaneous
                 71. NA which candidate(s), Democratic
                 73. Other candidate not listed above, Democratic
                 75. Democratic party

                 Presidential
                 05. Presidential candidate, independent

                 Miscellaneous
                 80. Other minor party or minor independent candidate--any
                     office level
                 85. 3rd/other party

                 95. Other candidate(s) for state/local offices (office
                     given but party NA), or non-party candidate
                 96. Other groups or individuals which are neither parties
                     nor organized supporters of specific candidates
                 97. Candidate name given but office and party NA

                 98.  DK, CAN'T REMEMBER (G2a-first mention only)
                 99.  NA (G2a-first mention only)

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in G2; 98-99 in G2a;
                           no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925806 G2a.  Which candidate(s) did (he/she/they) ask you to support?
                     <Mention 3>

           See SUPPORT Master Code for additional information.

           REPUBLICAN:

                 Presidential
                 01. Incumbent Presidential Candidate, Republican

                 Senate
                 12. U.S. Senate candidate, Republican, in race w/o
                     incumbent
                 14. U.S. Senate incumbent candidate, Republican
                 16. U.S. Senate challenger candidate, Republican

                 House
                 32. U.S. House candidate, Republican, in race w/o
                     incumbent
                 34. U.S. House incumbent candidate, Republican
                 36. U.S. House challenger candidate, Republican

                 Miscellaneous
                 72. NA which candidate(s), Republican
                 74. Other candidate not listed above, Republican
                 76. Republican party

           DEMOCRATIC:

                 Presidential
                 04. Nonincumbent Presidential Candidate, Democratic

                 Senate
                 11. U.S. Senate candidate, Democratic, in race w/o
                     incumbent
                 13. U.S. Senate incumbent candidate, Democratic
                 15. U.S. Senate challenger candidate, Democratic

                 House
                 31. U.S. House candidate, Democratic, in race w/o
                     incumbent, incl. 2nd Republican candidate in LA06.
                     See LA06 note on V3021.  Use V3021=45 to exclude these
                     cases.
                 33. U.S. House incumbent candidate, Democratic
                 35. U.S. House challenger candidate, Democratic

                 Miscellaneous
                 71. NA which candidate(s), Democratic
                 73. Other candidate not listed above, Democratic
                 75. Democratic party

                 Presidential
                 05. Presidential candidate, independent

                 Miscellaneous
                 80. Other minor party or minor independent candidate--any
                     office level
                 85. 3rd/other party

                 95. Other candidate(s) for state/local offices (office
                     given but party NA), or non-party candidate
                 96. Other groups or individuals which are neither parties
                     nor organized supporters of specific candidates
                 97. Candidate name given but office and party NA

                 98.  DK, CAN'T REMEMBER (G2a-first mention only)
                 99.  NA (G2a-first mention only)

                 00. Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in G2; 98-99 in G2a;
                           no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925808  G3a.  During the past year, have you been contacted directly by
                 any person, intent on showing you why you should vote for
                 or
                 against one of the candidates or parties?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925809  G4.   Did you wear a campaign button, put a campaign sticker on
                 your car, or place a sign in your window or in front of
                 your house?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925810  G5.   Did you go to any political meetings, rallies, speeches,
                 dinners, or things like that in support of a particular
                 candidate?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925811  G5a.  Did anyone call you up or come around to ask you to go to
                 any political meetings, rallies, speeches, dinners, or
                 things like that in support of a particular candidate?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925812  G6.   Did you do any (other) work for one of the parties or
                 candidates?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925813  G6a.  Did anyone call you to ask you to do any (other) work for
                 one of the parties or candidates?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925814  G7.   Did you use the one-dollar check-off option on your
                 federal income tax return to make a political contribution
                 this year?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925815  G8.   During an election year people are often asked to make a
                 contribution to support campaigns.  Did you  give money to
                 an individual candidate running for public office?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925816  G8a.  Which party did that candidate belong to?

            <See V5815>
                 1.  REPUBLICAN
                 3.  BOTH
                 5.  DEMOCRATIC

                 7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in G8; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925817  G9.   Did you give money to a political party during this
                 election year?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925818  G9a.  To which party did you give money?

            <See V5817>
                 1.  REPUBLICAN
                 3.  BOTH
                 5.  DEMOCRATIC

                 7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in G9; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925819  G10.  Did you give any money to any other group that supported
                 or opposed candidates?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925820  G11.  During the campaign this year, did anyone talk to you
                 about registering to vote or getting out to vote?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925821  G12.  During the past year did you receive any requests through
                 the mail asking you to contribute money to a candidate, a
                 party or an issue group?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925822  G12a. Did you get quite a few or not very many requests through
                 the mail asking you to contribute money to a candidate, a
                 party or issue group?

                 1.  QUITE A FEW
                 5.  NOT VERY MANY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in G12;
                     no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925823  G12b. Did you contribute any money because of the mail you
                 received?

            <See V5822>
                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in G12;
                     no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925824  G13.  In the past year, did you receive any telephone calls
                 asking you to contribute money to a candidate, a party, or
                 an issue group?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925825  G13a. Did you get quite a few (of these calls) or not very many?

            <See V5824>
                 1.  QUITE A FEW
                 5.  NOT VERY MANY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in G13

==============================
VAR 925826  G13b. Did you contribute any money because of (this/these)
                 telephone call(s)?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in G13;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925827  G14.  During the past year, have you been contacted directly, in
                 person, and asked to contribute money to a candidate, a
                 party, or an issue group?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925828  G14a. Did you get quite a few or not very many (contacts)?

            <See V5827>
                 1.  QUITE A FEW
                 5.  NOT VERY MANY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in G14;
                         no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925829  G14b. Did you contribute any money because of (this/these)
                 personal contact(s)?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 5, 8-9 in G14
                         no 1992 interview

  There are no variables in the range 5830-5900

==============================
VAR 925901  H1.   Do you think there are any important differences in what
                 the Republicans and Democrats stand for?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925902   
            (#1) H1a-1.    What are those differences?

            <See V5901>

        6 mentions
                  <Mention 1>
                 Responses that refer specifically to the candidates rather
                 than parties should be coded "7".  However, if the
                 candidates are referred to as leaders or representatives
                 of the parties, the response should be coded with the
                 appropriate code category.

                 1.  Democratic party mention
                 2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                 4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                 5.  Republican party mention
                 6.  Other party mentioned instead
                 7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                     party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                     clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                 8.  DK (code in V5902 only)

                 9.  NA (code in V5902 only)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                          no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925904   
            (#2)               <Mention 2>
                 Responses that refer specifically to the candidates rather
                 than parties should be coded "7".  However, if the
                 candidates are referred to as leaders or representatives
                 of the parties, the response should be coded with the
                 appropriate code category.

                 1.  Democratic party mention
                 2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                 4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                 5.  Republican party mention
                 6.  Other party mentioned instead
                 7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                     party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                     clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                 8.  DK (code in V5902 only)

                 9.  NA (code in V5902 only)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                          no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925906   
            (#3)               <Mention 3>
                 Responses that refer specifically to the candidates rather
                 than parties should be coded "7".  However, if the
                 candidates are referred to as leaders or representatives
                 of the parties, the response should be coded with the
                 appropriate code category.

                 1.  Democratic party mention
                 2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                 4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                 5.  Republican party mention
                 6.  Other party mentioned instead
                 7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                     party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                     clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                 8.  DK (code in V5902 only)

                 9.  NA (code in V5902 only)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                          no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925908   
            (#4)              <Mention 4>
                 Responses that refer specifically to the candidates rather
                 than parties should be coded "7".  However, if the
                 candidates are referred to as leaders or representatives
                 of the parties, the response should be coded with the
                 appropriate code category.

                 1.  Democratic party mention
                 2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                 4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                 5.  Republican party mention
                 6.  Other party mentioned instead
                 7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                     party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                     clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                 8.  DK (code in V5902 only)

                 9.  NA (code in V5902 only)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                          no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925910   
            (#5)             <Mention 5>
                 Responses that refer specifically to the candidates rather
                 than parties should be coded "7".  However, if the
                 candidates are referred to as leaders or representatives
                 of the parties, the response should be coded with the
                 appropriate code category.

                 1.  Democratic party mention
                 2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                 4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                 5.  Republican party mention
                 6.  Other party mentioned instead
                 7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                     party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                     clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                 8.  DK (code in V5902 only)

                 9.  NA (code in V5902 only)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                          no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925912   
              (#6)              <Mention 6>
                 Responses that refer specifically to the candidates rather
                 than parties should be coded "7".  However, if the
                 candidates are referred to as leaders or representatives
                 of the parties, the response should be coded with the
                 appropriate code category.

                 1.  Democratic party mention
                 2.  Democratic presidential candidate mention
                 4.  Republican presidential candidate mention
                 5.  Republican party mention
                 6.  Other party mentioned instead
                 7.  Unclear party reference--some substantive area of
                     party difference mentioned, but party reference is not
                     clear; reference to candidate rather than party

                 8.  DK (code in V5902 only)

                 9.  NA (code in V5902 only)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                          no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925903   
            (#1) H1a-2.    CONTENT CODE

        6 mentions
                  <Mention 1>

               See PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code

                 998.  DK (code in 5903 only; 8 in 5902)
                 999.  NA (code in 5903 only; 9 in 5902)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                       no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925905   
           (#2) H1a-2.    CONTENT CODE
                  <Mention 2>

               See PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code

                 998.  DK (code in 5903 only; 8 in 5902)
                 999.  NA (code in 5903 only; 9 in 5902)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                       no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925907   
            (#3) H1a-2.    CONTENT CODE
                  <Mention 3>

               See PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code

                 998.  DK (code in 5903 only; 8 in 5902)
                 999.  NA (code in 5903 only; 9 in 5902)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                       no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925909   
           (#4) H1a-2.    CONTENT CODE
                  <Mention 4>

               See PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code

                 998.  DK (code in 5903 only; 8 in 5902)
                 999.  NA (code in 5903 only; 9 in 5902)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                       no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925911   
           (#5) H1a-2.    CONTENT CODE
                  <Mention 5>

               See PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code

                 998.  DK (code in 5903 only; 8 in 5902)
                 999.  NA (code in 5903 only; 9 in 5902)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                       no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925913   
           (#6) H1a-2.    CONTENT CODE
                  <Mention 6>

               See PARTY DIFFERENCES Master Code

                 998.  DK (code in 5903 only; 8 in 5902)
                 999.  NA (code in 5903 only; 9 in 5902)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H1; 8-9 in H1a;
                       no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925914  H2.   Would you say that one of the parties is more conservative
                 than the other at the national level?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925915  H2a.  Which party is more conservative?

                 1.  DEMOCRATS
                 5.  REPUBLICANS

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in H2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925916  H3.   Now we have a set of questions concerning various public
                 figures.  We want to see how much information about them
                 gets out to the public from television, newspapers and the
                 like.
                 The first name is Dan Quayle.  What job or political
                 office does he now hold?

           H3a.  DAN QUAYLE

                 1.  Correctly identifies Quayle as the Vice President
                 5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                 8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925917  H3b.  William Rehnquist (pron. Renn-Kwist)

            <See V5916 for full question text.>

                 1.  Correctly identifies Rehnquist as Chief Justice of the
                     Supreme Court
                 5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                 8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925918  H3c.  Boris Yeltsin

            <See V5916 for full question text.>

                 1.  Correctly identifies Yeltsin as President of Russia
                 5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                 8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925919  H3d.  Tom Foley

            <See V5916 for full question text.>

                 1.  Correctly identifies Foley as Speaker of the House of
                     Representatives
                 5.  Identification is incomplete or wrong

                 8.  DK; makes no attempt to guess
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925920  H4.   Who has the final responsibility to decide if a law is
                 constitutional or not... is it the President, the
                 Congress, the Supreme Court, or don't you know?

                 1.  PRESIDENT
                 2.  CONGRESS
                 3.  SUPREME COURT

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925921  H5.   And whose responsibility is it to nominate judges to the
                 Federal Courts... the President, the Congress, the Supreme
                 Court, or don't you kow?

                 1.  PRESIDENT
                 2.  CONGRESS
                 3.  SUPREME COURT

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925922  H6.   Would you personally be willing to pay more in taxes so
                 that the government could spend more on the services you
                 favor or would you rather keep your taxes the same even if
                 this meant the government couldn't increase its spending
                 as you would like?

                 1.  PAY MORE
                 2.  KEEP TAXES THE SAME

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925923  H7.   Do you favor or oppose laws to protect homosexuals against
                 job discrimination?

                 1.  YES (Favor)
                 5.  NO  (Oppose)

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925924  H7a.  Do you favor such laws strongly or not strongly?
           H7b.  Do you oppose such laws strongly or not strongly?

            <See V5923>
                 1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                 2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
                 4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
                 5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in H7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925925  H8.   Do you think homosexuals should be allowed to serve in the
                 United States Armed Forces or don't you think so?

                 1.  YES, THINK SO
                 5.  DON'T THINK SO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview

==============================
VAR 925926  H8a.  Do you feel strongly or not strongly that homosexuals
                 should be allowed to serve in the United States Armed
                 Forces?
           H8b.  Do you feel strongly or not strongly that homosexuals
                 should
                 not be allowed to serve in the United States Armed Forces?

                 1.  FEEL STRONGLY SHOULD BE ALLOWED
                 2.  FEEL NOT STRONGLY SHOULD BE ALLOWED
                 4.  FEEL NOT STRONGLY SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED
                 5.  FEEL STRONGLY SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in H8; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925927  H9.   Do you think gay or lesbian couples, in other words,
                 homosexual couples, should be legally permitted to adopt
                 children?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925928  H9a.  Do you feel strongly or not strongly that homosexuals
                 couples should be legally permitted to adopt children?
           H9b.  Do you feel strongly or not strongly that homosexuals
                 couples should not be legally permitted to adopt children?

                 1.  FEEL STRONGLY SHOULD BE PERMITTED
                 2.  FEEL NOT STRONGLY SHOULD BE PERMITTED
                 4.  FEEL NOT STRONGLY SHOULD NOT BE PERMITTED
                 5.  FEEL STRONGLY SHOULD NOT BE PERMITTED

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in H9; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925929  J1.   Some say that the civil rights people have been trying to
                 push too fast.  Others feel they haven't pushed fast
                 enough.  How about you:  Do you think that civil rights
                 leaders are trying to push too fast, are going too slowly,
                 or are they moving at about the right speed?

                 1.  TOO FAST
                 3.  ABOUT RIGHT
                 5.  TOO SLOWLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925930  J2.   In the past few years we have heard a lot about improving
                 the position of black people in this country.  How much
                 real change do you think there has been in the position of
                 black people in the past few years;  a lot, some, or not
                 much at all?

                 1.  A LOT
                 3.  SOME
                 5.  NOT MUCH AT ALL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925931  J3.   Some people say that the government in Washington should
                 see to it that white and black children go to the same
                 schools.  Others claim that this is not the government's
                 business.  Have you been interested enough in this
                 question to favor one side over the other?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925932  J3a.  Do you think the government in Washington should...

                 1.  ...see to it that white and black children go to the
                     same schools?
                 5.  ...stay out of this area as it is not the government's
                     business?
                 7.  OTHER; DEPENDS

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in J3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925933  J4.   Do you favor or oppose the death penalty for persons
                 convicted of murder?

                 1.  FAVOR
                 3.  DEPENDS
                 5.  OPPOSE

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925934  J4a.  Do you favor the death penalty for persons convicted of
                 murder strongly or not strongly?
           J4b.  Do you oppose the death penalty for persons convicted of
                 murder strongly or not strongly?

                 1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                 2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
                 4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
                 5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3, 8-9 in J4; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925935  J5.   Some people say that because of past discrimination,
                 blacks should be given preference in hiring and promotion.
                 Others say that such preference in hiring and promotion of
                 blacks is wrong because it gives blacks advantages they
                 haven't earned.  What about your opinion--are you for or
                 against preferential
                 hiring and promotion of blacks?

                 1.  FOR
                 5.  AGAINST

                 8.  DON'T KNOW; REFUSED
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925936  J5a.  Do you favor preference in hiring and promotion  strongly
                 or not strongly?
           J5b.  Do you oppose preference in hiring and promotion strongly
                 or not strongly?

                 1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                 2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
                 4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
                 5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in J5; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925937  J6.   Some people feel that if black people are not getting fair
                 treatment in jobs, the government in Washington ought to
                 see to it that they do.  Others feel that this is not the
                 federal government's business.  Have you had enough
                 interest in this
                 question to favor one side over the other?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925938  J6a.  How do you feel?  Should the government in Washington see
                 to it that black people get fair treatment in jobs or is
                 this not the federal government's business?

                 1.  SEE TO IT THAT BLACK PEOPLE GET FAIR TREATMENT IN JOBS
                 5.  NOT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT'S BUSINESS

                 7.  OTHER; DEPENDS

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in J6; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925939  J7.   INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT

                 1.  PANEL RESPONDENT (1, 3 in V5002)
                 2.  CROSS-SECTION RESPONDENT (2 in V5002)

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

           J8.   (RB, P. 6) I am going to read a list of possible foreign
                 policy goals that the United States might have.  For each
                 one, please say how important you think it should be?

==============================
VAR 925940  J8a.  Should securing adequate supplies of energy be a very
                 important foreign policy goal, a somewhat important
                 foreign policy goal, or not an important foreign policy
                 goal at all?

                 1.  VERY IMPORTANT
                 3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
                 5.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2 in J7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925941  J8b.  (How about...) Preventing the spread of nuclear weapons?

            <See V5940>
                 1.  VERY IMPORTANT
                 3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
                 5.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2 in J7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925942  J8c.  Reducing environmental pollution around the world?

            <See V5940>
                 1.  VERY IMPORTANT
                 3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
                 5.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2 in J7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925943  J8d.  Protecting weaker nations against foreign aggression?

            <See V5940>
                 1.  VERY IMPORTANT
                 3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
                 5.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2 in J7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925944  J8e.  Helping to bring a democratic form of government to other
                 nations?

            <See V5940>
                 1.  VERY IMPORTANT
                 3.  SOMEWHAT IMPORTANT
                 5.  NOT IMPORTANT AT ALL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2 in J7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925945  J9.   (RB, P. 7) Which of the following views comes closest to
                 your opinion on the issue of school prayer?  Just give me
                 the number of your choice.

                 1.  BY LAW, PRAYERS SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED IN PUBLIC
                     SCHOOLS.
                 2.  THE LAW SHOULD ALLOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO SCHEDULE TIME
                     WHEN CHILDREN CAN PRAY SILENTLY IF THEY WANT TO.
                 3.  THE LAW SHOULD ALLOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO SCHEDULE TIME
                     WHEN CHILDREN, AS A GROUP, CAN SAY A GENERAL PRAYER
                     NOT TIED TO A PARTICULAR RELIGIOUS FAITH.
                 4.  BY LAW, PUBLIC SCHOOLS SHOULD SCHEDULE A TIME WHEN ALL
                     CHILDREN WOULD SAY A CHOSEN CHRISTIAN PRAYER.

                 7.  OTHER, SPECIFY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925946  J9a.  Do you favor that choice strongly or not strongly?

            <See V5945>
                 1.  STRONGLY
                 5.  NOT STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 7-9 in J9;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925947  J10.  Some people say that because of past discrimination it is
                 sometimes necessary for colleges and universities to
                 reserve openings for black students.  Others oppose quotas
                 because they say quotas give blacks advantages they
                 haven't earned.  What about your opinion--are you for or
                 against quotas to admit black students?

                 1.  FOR
                 5.  AGAINST

                 8.  DON'T KNOW; REFUSED
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925948  J10a. Do you favor quotas strongly or not strongly?
           J10b. Do you oppose quotas strongly or not strongly?

            <See V5947>

                 1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                 2.  FAVOR NOT STRONGLY
                 4.  OPPOSE NOT STRONGLY
                 5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in J10; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925949  J11.  In general, do you approve or disapprove of the way the
                 U.S. Congress has been handling its job?

                 1.  APPROVE
                 5.  DISAPPROVE

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925950  J11a. Do you approve strongly or not strongly?
           J11b. Do you disapprove strongly or not strongly?

            <See V5949>
                 1.  APPROVE STRONGLY
                 2.  APPROVE NOT STRONGLY
                 4.  DISAPPROVE NOT STRONGLY
                 5.  DISAPPROVE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in J11; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925951  J12.  Do you happen to know which party had the most members in
                 the House of Representatives in Washington before the
                 election (this/last) month?  (IF NECESSARY:  Which one?)

                 1.  REPUBLICANS
                 5.  DEMOCRATS

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 925952  J13.  Do you happen to know which party had the most members in
                 the U.S. Senate before the election (this/last) month?
                 (IF NECESSARY:  Which one?)

                 1.  REPUBLICANS
                 5.  DEMOCRATS

                 8.  NO, DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 5953-6000

==============================
VAR 926001  K1.   (RB, P.8)  When reading or listening to the news, how much
                 attention do you pay to issues that especially affect
                 women?  A lot, some, a little, or not at all?

                 1.  A LOT
                 2.  SOME
                 3.  A LITTLE
                 4.  NOT AT ALL

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926002  K2.   Do you think of yourself as a feminist or not?

                 1.  YES
                 3.  DON'T THINK IN THOSE TERMS (VOLUNTEERED)
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926003  K2a.  Would you describe yourself as a strong feminist or a not
                 so strong feminist?

                 1.  STRONG
                 2.  NOT SO STRONG

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3, 5, 8-9 in K2; no 1992
                         interview

==============================
VAR 926004  K3.   Some people think that the best way for women to improve
                 their position is for each woman to become better trained
                 and more qualified, and do the best she can as an
                 individual.  Others think that while individual effort is
                 important, the best way for women to really improve their
                 position is if they work together.  Which is closest to
                 your view:  is individual effort enough, or do women also
                 need to work together?

                 1.  INDIVIDUAL EFFORT
                 2.  WOMEN ALSO NEED TO WORK TOGETHER

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926005  K4.   (RB, P. 9) How often do you find yourself feeling a sense
                 of pride in the accomplishments of women?  Very often,
                 some of the time, occasionally, or almost never?

                 1.  VERY OFTEN
                 2.  SOME OF THE TIME
                 3.  OCCASIONALLY
                 4.  ALMOST NEVER

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926006  K5.   (RB, STILL ON P. 9) How often do you find yourself angry
                 about the way women are treated in society?  Very often,
                 some of the time, occasionally, or almost never?

                 1.  VERY OFTEN
                 2.  SOME OF THE TIME
                 3.  OCCASIONALLY
                 4.  ALMOST NEVER

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926007  K6.   (RB, P. 10) People have different opinions about how much
                 power and influence women have in society compared to men.
                 Thinking about the way things really are in government,
                 business and industry today, do you think men have more
                 power and influence than women, OR that men and women have
                 about equal power and influence, OR, that women have more
                 power and influence than men?

                 1.  MEN HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN WOMEN
                 2.  MEN AND WOMEN HAVE ABOUT EQUAL POWER AND INFLUENCE
                 3.  WOMEN HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUNCE THAN MEN

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926008  K7.   (RB, P. 11) People disagree about how much power and
                 influence they think women ought to have compared to men.
                 Thinking about how you would like things to be in
                 government, business and industry, do you think men should
                 have more power and influence, OR that men and women
                 should have about equal power and influence, OR that women
                 should have more power and influence?

                 1.  MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN WOMEN
                 2.  MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE ABOUT EQUAL POWER AND
                     INFLUENCE
                 3.  WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN MEN

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926009  K7a/b.    Do you feel strongly or not so strongly about this?

            <See V6008>
                 1.  FEEL STRONGLY THAT MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
                 2.  FEEL NOT SO STRONGLY THAT MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
                 3.  FEEL NOT SO STRONGLY THAT WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
                 4.  FEEL STRONGLY THAT WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2, 8-9 in K7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926010  K8.   (RB, P. 12) Thinking about the way things really are in
                 most families, do you think  men have more power and
                 influence, OR that men and women have about equal power
                 and influence, OR that women have more power and
                 influence?

                 1.  MEN HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN WOMEN
                 2.  MEN AND WOMEN HAVE ABOUT EQUAL POWER AND INFLUENCE
                 3.  WOMEN HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUNCE THAN MEN

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926011  K9.   (RB, P. 13) In most families, do you think men should have
                 more power and influence, OR that men and women should
                 have about equal power and influence, OR that women should
                 have more power and influence?

                 1.  MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN WOMEN
                 2.  MEN AND WOMEN SHOULD HAVE ABOUT EQUAL POWER AND
                     INFLUENCE
                 3.  WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER AND INFLUENCE THAN MEN

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926012  K9a/b.    Do you feel strongly or not so strongly about this?

            <See V6011>
                 1.  FEEL STRONGLY THAT MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
                 2.  FEEL NOT SO STRONGLY THAT MEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
                 3.  FEEL NOT SO STRONGLY THAT WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER
                 4.  FEEL STRONGLY THAT WOMEN SHOULD HAVE MORE POWER

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 2, 8-9 in 6011; no 1992
                          interview

==============================
VAR 926013  L1.   (RB, P. 14) For a nation, it is not always possible to
                 obtain everything one might wish.  On page ten of the
                 booklet, several different goals are listed.  If you had
                 to choose
                 among them, which one seems most desirable to you?

                 1.  MAINTAINING ORDER IN THE NATION
                 2.  GIVING THE PEOPLE MORE SAY IN IMPORTANT POLITICAL
                     DECISIONS
                 3.  FIGHTING RISING PRICES
                 4.  PROTECTING FREEDOM OF SPEECH

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926014  L1a.  Which one would be your second choice?

            <See V6013>
                 Use same code as L1, except:

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in L1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926015  L2.   Some people are afraid the government in Washington is
                 getting too powerful for the good of the country and the
                 individual person.  Others feel that the government in
                 Washington is not getting too
                 strong.  Do you have an
                 opinion on this or not?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview
                     no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926016  L2a.  What is your feeling, do you think the government is
                 getting too powerful or do you think the government is not
                 getting too strong?

                 1.  GOVERNMENT TOO POWERFUL
                 5.  GOVERNMENT NOT GETTING TOO STRONG

                 7.  OTHER; DEPENDS, SPECIFY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in L2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926017        (GOVERNMENT NOT GETTING TOO STRONG)
           L2b.  Do you think the government should become more powerful or
                 should it stay the way it is?

                 1.  BECOME MORE POWERFUL
                 5.  STAY THE WAY IT IS

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in L2; 1, 7-9 in L2a;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926018  L2c.  Which party do you think is more likely to favor a
                 powerful government in Washington -- the Democrats, the
                 Republicans,
                 or wouldn't there be much difference between them on this?

                 1.  DEMOCRATS
                 3.  NO DIFFERENCE
                 5.  REPUBLICANS

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in L2; 7-9 in L2a;
                          5, 8-9 in L2b; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926019  L3.   Although there are a number of qualities that people feel
                 that children should have, every person thinks that some
                 are more important than others.  I am going to read you
                 pairs of desirable qualities.  For each pair please tell
                 me which one you think is more important for a child to
                 have: (Both should be volunteered)

       L3a.  independence or respect for elders

                 1.  INDEPENDENCE
                 3.  BOTH (VOL)
                 5.  RESPECT FOR ELDERS

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926020  L3b.  obedience or self-reliance

            <See V6019 for full question text.>

                 1.  OBEDIENCE
                 3.  BOTH (VOL)
                 5.  SELF-RELIANCE

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926021  L3c.  curiosity or good manners

            <See V6019 for full question text.>

                 1.  CURIOSITY
                 3.  BOTH (VOL)
                 5.  GOOD MANNERS

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926022  L3d.  being considerate or well behaved

            <See V6019 for full question text.>

                 1.  BEING CONSIDERATE
                 3.  BOTH (VOL)
                 5.  WELL BEHAVED

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926023  L4.   Some people feel that we should use government funds only
                 to support children who go to public school, others feel
                 that we should use government funds to support children's
                 schooling regardless of whether their parents choose to
                 send them to a public, private or parochial school.  How
                 do you feel, or
                 haven't you thought much about it?

                 1.  ONLY PUBLIC
                 2.  BOTH PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL/PRIVATE

                 8.  DK, HAVEN'T DECIDED
                 9.  NA; Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

                 0.  HAVEN'T THOUGHT MUCH

==============================
VAR 926024  L5.   (RB, P. 15) Using page twelve for your choice of answers,
                 I would like you to tell me how much you agree or disagree
                 with each statement.  The first is:

           L5a.  Our society should do whatever is
                 necessary to make sure
                 that everyone has an equal
                 opportunity to succeed.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926025  L5b.  We have gone too far in pushing equal rights in this
                 country.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926026  L5c.  This country would be better off if we worried less about
                 how equal people are.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926027  L5d.  It is not really that big a problem if some people have
                 more of a chance in life than others.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926028  L5e.  If people were treated more equally in this country we
                 would have many fewer problems.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926029  L5f.  One of the big problems in this country is that we don't
                 give everyone an equal chance.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 6030-6100

==============================
VAR 926101  M1.   (RB, STILL ON P. 15)  Now I'd like to read some of the
                 kinds of things people tell us when we interview them and
                 ask you whether you agree or disagree with them.  I'll
                 read them one at a time and you just tell me whether you
                 agree or disagree.

           M1a.  If people don't care how an election comes out, they
                 shouldn't vote in it.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT

                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926102  M1b.  People like me don't have any say about what the
           government does.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT

                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926103  M1c.  I don't think public officials care much what people like
                 me think.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT

                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926104  M1d.  Sometimes politics and government seem so complicated that
                 a person like me can't really understand what's going on.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT

                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926105  M1e.  I feel that I have a pretty good understanding of the
                 important political issues facing our country.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT

                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926106  M1f.  I consider myself well-qualified to participate in
           politics.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT

                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926107  M1g.  I feel that I could do as good a job in public office as
                 most other people.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT

                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926108  M1h.  I think that I am better informed about politics and
                 government than most people.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT

                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926109  M2.   People have different things in mind when they say that
                 someone's political views are liberal or conservative.
                 We'd like to know more about this.  Let's start with
                 liberal.  What sorts of things do you have in mind when
                 you say someone's political views are liberal?
                 (PROBE: Can you give me an example?)  (PROBE: Anything
                 else? UNTIL R SAYS "NO")
  3 mentions
            <Mention 1>

                 See LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE Master Code, except:

                 998.  DK (M2-first mention only)
                 999.  NA (M2-first mention only)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 998-999 in
                      M2; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926110  M2.   People have different things in mind when they say that
                 someone's political views are liberal or conservative.
                 We'd like to know more about this.  Let's start with
                 liberal.  What sorts of things do you have in mind when
                 you say someone's political views are liberal?
                 (PROBE: Can you give me an example?)  (PROBE: Anything
                 else? UNTIL R SAYS "NO")
            <Mention 2>

                 See LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE Master Code, except:

                 998.  DK (M2-first mention only)
                 999.  NA (M2-first mention only)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 998-999 in
                      M2; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926111  M2.   People have different things in mind when they say that
                 someone's political views are liberal or conservative.
                 We'd like to know more about this.  Let's start with
                 liberal.  What sorts of things do you have in mind when
                 you say someone's political views are liberal?
                 (PROBE: Can you give me an example?)  (PROBE: Anything
                 else? UNTIL R SAYS "NO")
            <Mention 13

                 See LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE Master Code, except:

                 998.  DK (M2-first mention only)
                 999.  NA (M2-first mention only)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 998-999 in
                      M2; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926112  M3.   And what do you have in mind when you say that someone's
                 political views are conservative?  (PROBE:  Can you give
                 me an example) (PROBE: Anything else? UNTIL R SAYS "NO")
  3 mentions
            <Mention 1>

                 See LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE Master Code, except:

                 998.  DK (V6112 only)
                 999.  NA (V6112 only)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 998-999 in
                      M3; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926113  M3.   And what do you have in mind when you say that someone's
                 political views are conservative?  (PROBE:  Can you give
                 me an example) (PROBE: Anything else? UNTIL R SAYS "NO")
            <Mention 2>

                 See LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE Master Code, except:

                 998.  DK (V6112 only)
                 999.  NA (V6112 only)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 998-999 in
                      M3; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926114  M3.   And what do you have in mind when you say that someone's
                 political views are conservative?  (PROBE:  Can you give
                 me an example) (PROBE: Anything else? UNTIL R SAYS "NO")
  3 mentions
            <Mention 3>

                 See LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE Master Code, except:

                 998.  DK (V6112 only)
                 999.  NA (V6112 only)

                 000.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 998-999 in
                      M3; no further mention; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926115  M4.   (RB, STILL ON P. 15) Here are several more statements.  As
                 before, you can just give me the number of your choice
                 from the booklet.  The first statement is...

           M4a.  The world is always changing and we should adjust our view
                 of moral behavior to those changes.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926116  M4b.  We should be more tolerant of people who choose to live
                 according to their own moral standards even if they are
                 very different from our own.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926117  M4c.  This country would have many fewer problems if there were
                 more emphasis on traditional family ties.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926118  M4d.  The newer lifestyles are contributing to the breakdown of
                 our society.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926119  M4e.  It is always wrong for a married person to have sexual
                 relations with someone other than their marriage partner.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926120  People have different ideas about the government in Washington.
           These ideas don't refer to Democrats or Republicans in particular,
           but just to the government in general.  We want to see how you
           feel about these ideas.  For example:

           M5.   How much of the time do you think you can trust the
                 government in Washington to do what is right--just about
                 always, most of the time, or only some of the time?

                 1.  JUST ABOUT ALWAYS
                 3.  MOST OF THE TIME
                 5.  SOME OF THE TIME

                 7.  R VOL:  NONE OF THE TIME

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926121  M6.   Do you think that people in government waste a lot of the
                 money we pay in taxes, waste some of it, or don't waste
                 very much of it?

                 1.  NOT VERY MUCH
                 3.  SOME
                 5.  A LOT

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926122  M7.   Would you say the government is pretty much run by a few
                 big interests looking out for themselves or that it is run
                 for the benefit of all the people?

                 1.  FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL
                 5.  FEW BIG INTERESTS

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926123  M8.   Do you think that quite a few of the people running the
                 government are crooked, not very many are, or do you think
                 hardly any of them are crooked?

                 1.  HARDLY ANY
                 3.  NOT MANY
                 5.  QUITE A FEW

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926124  M9.   How much do you feel that having elections makes the
                 government pay attention to what the people think --
                 a good deal, some or not much?

                 1.  A GOOD DEAL
                 3.  SOME
                 5.  NOT MUCH

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926125  M10.  Over the years, how much attention do you feel the
                 government pays to what people think when it decides what
                 to do -- a good deal, some, or not much?

                 1.  A GOOD DEAL
                 3.  SOME
                 5.  NOT MUCH

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926126    M11.  (RB, STILL ON P. 15) Now, looking again at page 15 for
             your choices, here are several more statements.

             M11a. Irish, Italians, Jewish and many other minorities overcame
             prejudice and worked their way up.  Blacks should do the
             same without any special favors.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926127  M11b. Over the past few years blacks have gotten less than they
           deserve.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926128  M11c. It's really a matter of some people not trying hard
                 enough; if blacks would only try harder they could be just
                 as well off as whites.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926129  M11d. Generations of slavery and discrimination have created
                 conditions that make it difficult for blacks to work their
                 way out of the lower class.

                 1.  AGREE STRONGLY
                 2.  AGREE SOMEWHAT
                 3.  NEITHER AGREE NOR DISAGREE
                 4.  DISAGREE SOMEWHAT
                 5.  DISAGREE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926130  M12.  (RB, P. 16) Please turn to page 16 for your choice of
                 answers.

           M12a. When you see the American flag flying does it make you
                 feel extremely good, very good, somewhat good, or not very
                 good?

                 1.  EXTREMELY
                 2.  VERY
                 3.  SOMEWHAT
                 4.  NOT VERY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926131  M12b. How strong is your love for your country ... extremely
                 strong, very strong, somewhat strong, or not very strong?

                 1.  EXTREMELY
                 2.  VERY
                 3.  SOMEWHAT
                 4.  NOT VERY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926132  N1.   We'd like to talk about a different topic now.  In your
                 opinion, are Social Security retirement benefits too low,
                 about the right amount, or too high?

                 1.  TOO LOW
                 3.  ABOUT RIGHT
                     5.  TOO HIGH

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926133  N1a.  Are these benefits much too low, or somewhat too low?
           N1b.  Are these benefits much too high, or somewhat too high?

            <See V6132>
                 1.  MUCH TOO LOW
                 2.  SOMEWHAT TOO LOW
                 3.  About right; 3 in N1
                 4.  SOMEWHAT TOO HIGH (Typo in q'naire's box)
                 5.  MUCH TOO HIGH     (Typo in q'naire's box)

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in N1; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926134  N2.   Do you favor or oppose taxes on social security retirement
                 benefits?

                 1.  FAVOR
                 5.  OPPOSE

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926135  N2a.  Do you favor this strongly or not so strongly?
           N2b.  Do you oppose this strongly or not so strongly?

            <See V6134>
                 1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                 2.  FAVOR NOT SO STRONGLY
                 4.  OPPOSE NOT SO STRONGLY
                 5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in N2; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926136  N3.   Do you favor or oppose expanding Medicare to pay for
                 nursing home care and long hospital stays for the elderly?

                 1.  FAVOR
                 3.  NEITHER (VOLUNTEERED)
                     5.  OPPOSE

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview

==============================
VAR 926137  N3a.  Do you favor expanding Medicare strongly or not so
                 strongly?
           N3b.  Do you oppose expanding Medicare strongly or not so
                 strongly?

                 1.  FAVOR STRONGLY
                 2.  FAVOR NOT SO STRONGLY
                 3.  Neither; 3 in N3
                 4.  OPPOSE NOT SO STRONGLY
                 5.  OPPOSE STRONGLY

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in N3; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926138  N4.   Many people say they have less time these days to do
                 volunteer work.  What about you, were you able to devote
                 any time to volunteer work in the last 12 months?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926139  N5.   Generally speaking, would you say that most people can be
                 trusted, or that you can't be too careful in dealing with
                 people?

                 1.  MOST PEOPLE CAN BE TRUSTED
                 2.  CAN'T BE TOO CAREFUL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926140  N6.   Would you say that most of the time people try to be
                 helpful, or that they are mostly just looking out for
                 themselves?

                 1.  TRY TO BE HELPFUL
                 2.  JUST LOOK OUT FOR THEMSELVES

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926141  N7.   Do you have any neighbors that you know and talk to
                 regularly?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926142  N7a.  About how many (do you talk to regularly)?  (Would that be
                 just one, two or three, four or five, or more than five)?

                 1.  JUST ONE
                 2.  "ONE OR TWO"
                 3.  TWO OR THREE
                 4.  FOUR OR FIVE/"SEVERAL"
                 5.  MORE THAN FIVE

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 5, 8-9 in N7; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926143  N8.   If you were selected to serve on a jury, would you be
                 happy to do it or would you rather not serve?

                 1.  WOULD BE HAPPY TO DO IT
                 5.  WOULD RATHER NOT SERVE

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926144  N9.   In the last twelve months, have you worked with others or
                 joined an organization in your community to do something
                 about some community problem?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926145  N10.  Many people are finding it more difficult to make
                 contributions to church or charity as much as they used
                 to.  How about you, were you able to contribute any money
                 to church or charity in the last 12 months?

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926146  N11.  Now let's talk about the next 12 months.  Looking ahead,
                 do you think that a year from now you (and your family
                 living here) will be better off financially, or worse off,
                 or just about the same as now?

                 1.  BETTER YEAR FROM NOW
                 3.  SAME
                 5.  WORSE YEAR FROM NOW

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926147  N11a. Is that much better off or somewhat better off?
           N11b. Is that much worse off or somewhat worse off?

            <See V6146>

                 1.  MUCH BETTER
                 2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
                 3.  Same; 3 in N11
                 4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
                 5.  MUCH WORSE

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in N11; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926148  N12.  How about the national economy.  Would you say that over
                 the next year the nation's economy will get better, get
                 worse or stay about the same?

                 1.  GET BETTER
                 3.  STAY THE SAME
                 5.  GET WORSE

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview, no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926149  N12a. Would you say much better or somewhat better?
           N12b. Would you say much worse or somewhat worse?

            <See V6148>
                 1.  MUCH BETTER
                 2.  SOMEWHAT BETTER
                 3.  Stay the same; 3 in N12
                 4.  SOMEWHAT WORSE
                 5.  MUCH WORSE

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in N12; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926150  N13.  Would you say that what you pay in federal income taxes
                 over the next year, will go up, go down, or stay about the
                 same?

                 1.  WILL GO UP
                 3.  STAY ABOUT THE SAME
                 5.  GO DOWN

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926151  N13a. Would you say it will go up a lot or a little?
           N13b. Would you say it will go down a lot or a little?

            <See V6150>
                 1.  GO UP A LOT
                 2.  GO UP A LITTLE
                 3.  Stay the same; 3 in N13
                 4.  DOWN A LITTLE
                 5.  DOWN A LOT

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 8-9 in N13; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926152  N14.  How about people out of work during the coming 12 months--
                 do you think that there will be more unemployment than
                now, about the same, or less?

                 1.  MORE UNEMPLOYMENT
                 3.  ABOUT THE SAME
                 5.  LESS UNEMPLOYMENT

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 6153-6200

==============================
VAR 926201  P1.   (RB, P. 17) Here is a list of groups.   Please read over
                 the list and tell me the letter for those groups you feel
                 particularly close to--people who are most like you in
                 their ideas and interests and feelings about things.
                 (MARK ALL MENTIONS)
           P1a.  POOR PEOPLE

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926202  P1b.  ASIAN-AMERICANS

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926203  P1c.  LIBERALS

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926204  P1d.  THE ELDERLY

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926205  P1e.  BLACKS

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926206  P1f.  LABOR UNIONS

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926207  P1g.  FEMINISTS

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926208  P1h.  SOUTHERNERS

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926209  P1j.  BUSINESS PEOPLE

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926210  P1k.  YOUNG PEOPLE

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926211  P1m.  CONSERVATIVES

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926212  P1n.  HISPANIC-AMERICANS

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926213  P1p.  WOMEN

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926214  P1q.  WORKING-CLASS PEOPLE

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926215  P1r.  WHITES

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926216  P1s.  MIDDLE-CLASS PEOPLE

                 1.  Mentioned/marked
                 5.  Not mentioned/marked

                 9.  NA to entire question P1

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in
                     V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926217  P2.   INTERVIEWER'S CHECKPOINT

                 1.  R MENTIONED MORE THAN ONE GROUP IN P1
                 2.  R MENTIONED ONLY ONE GROUP IN P1
                 3.  R MENTIONED NO GROUPS IN P1

                 9.  NA; 9 in P1a

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926218  P2a.  Look at the list again.  Of the groups you just mentioned,
                 which one do you feel closest to?

                 If only one group was mentioned at P1, that response has
                 been duplicated here.

                 10.  (a) POOR PEOPLE
                 11.  (b) ASIAN-AMERICANS
                 12.  (c) LIBERALS
                 13. (d) THE ELDERLY
                 14.  (e) BLACKS
                 15.  (f) LABOR UNIONS
                 16.  (g) FEMINISTS
                 17.  (h) SOUTHERNERS
                 18.  (j) BUSINESS PEOPLE
                 19.  (k) YOUNG PEOPLE
                 20.  (m) CONSERVATIVES
                 21.  (n) HISPANIC-AMERICANS
                 22.  (p) WOMEN
                 23.  (q) WORKING-CLASS PEOPLE
                 24.  (r) WHITES
                 25.  (s) MIDDLE-CLASS PEOPLE

                 98.  DK
                 99.  NA
                 00.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 3, 9 in P2;
                           no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926219  P2b.  Do you belong to any organizations or take part in any
                 activities that represent the interests and viewpoints of
                 GROUP NAMED IN P2a?
                 (MORE THAN ONE MENTION)

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA
                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 2-3, 9 in P2;
                          98-99 in P2a; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926220  P2c.  Do you belong to any organizations or take part in any
                 activities that represent the interests and viewpoints of
                 GROUP NAMED IN P1?
                 (SINGLE MENTION)

                 1.  YES
                 5.  NO

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 3,4 in V5002; 1, 3, 9 in P2;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926221  P3.   (RB, P. 18) Now I have some questions about different
                 groups in our society.  I'm going to show you a seven-point
                 scale on which the characteristics of the people in
                 a group can be rated.  In the first statement a score of 1
                 means that you think almost all of the people in that
                 group tend to be "hard-working."  A score of 7 means that
                 almost all of the people in the group are "lazy."  A score
                 of 4 means that you think that most people in the group
                 are not closer to one end or the other, and of course you
                 may choose any number in between.
           P3a.  Where would you rate whites in
                 general on this scale?

                 1.  HARD-WORKING
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  LAZY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926222  P3b.  Blacks?

                 1.  HARD-WORKING
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  LAZY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926223  P3c.  Asian Americans?

                 1.  HARD-WORKING
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  LAZY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926224  P3d.  Hispanic Americans?

                 1.  HARD-WORKING
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  LAZY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926225  P4.   (RB, P. 19) The next set asks if people in each group tend
                 to be unintelligent or tend to be intelligent?
           P4a.  Where would you rate whites in general on this scale?

                 1.  UNINTELLIGENT
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  INTELLIGENT

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926226  P4b.  Blacks?

                 1.  UNINTELLIGENT
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  INTELLIGENT

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926227  P4c.  Asian Americans?

                 1.  UNINTELLIGENT
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  INTELLIGENT

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926228  P4d.  Hispanic Americans?

                 1.  UNINTELLIGENT
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  INTELLIGENT

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926229  P5.   (RB, P. 20) Do people in these groups tend to be violent
                 or do they tend to be peaceful?
           P5a.  Where would you rate whites in general on this scale?

                 1.  VIOLENT
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  PEACEFUL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926230  P5b.  Blacks?

                 1.  VIOLENT
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  PEACEFUL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926231  P5c.  Asian Americans?

                 1.  VIOLENT
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  PEACEFUL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926232  P5d.  Hispanic Americans?

                 1.  VIOLENT
                 2.
                 3.
                 4.
                 5.
                 6.
                 7.  PEACEFUL

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926233  Q1.   Do you favor a law making English the official language of
                 the United States, meaning government business would be
                 conducted in English only, or do you oppose such a law?

                 1.  FAVOR
                 3.  NEITHER FAVOR NOR OPPOSE
                 5.  OPPOSE

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926234  Q2.   (RB, P. 21) There are several different ideas about how to
                 teach children who don't speak English when they enter our
                 public schools.  Which one of the following three
                 statements best describe how you feel:

                 1.  ONE, ALL CLASSES SHOULD BE CONDUCTED ONLY IN ENGLISH
                     SO THAT CHILDREN HAVE TO LEARN ENGLISH RIGHT FROM THE
                     START.

                 2.  TWO, CHILDREN WHO DON'T KNOW ENGLISH SHOULD HAVE
                     CLASSES IN THEIR NATIVE LANGUAGE JUST FOR A YEAR OR
                     TWO UNTIL THEY LEARN ENGLISH.

                 3.  THERE SHOULD BE ONE SET OF CLASSES IN ENGLISH AND
                     ANOTHER SET IN SPANISH OR OTHER LANGUAGES ALL THE WAY
                     THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL SO THAT CHILDREN CAN KEEP UP THEIR
                     NATIVE LANGUAGES AND CULTURE IF THEY CHOOSE.

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926235  Q3.   Do you think the number of immigrants from foreign
                 countries who are permitted to come to the United States
                 to live should be increased a little, increased a lot,
                 decreased a little, decreased a lot, or left the same as
                 it is now?

                 1.  INCREASE A LOT
                 2.  INCREASE A LITTLE
                 3.  SAME AS NOW
                 4.  DECREASED A LITTLE
                 5.  DECREASED A LOT

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926236  Q4.   (RB, P. 22) Many different groups of people have come to
                 the United States at different times in our history.  In
                 recent years the population of the United States has been
                 changing to include many more people of Hispanic and Asian
                 background.  I'm going to read a list of things that
                 people say may happen because of the growing number of
                 Hispanic people in the United States.  For each of these
                 things, please say how likely it is to happen.

           Q4a.  How likely is it that the growing number of Hispanics will
                 improve our culture with new ideas and customs--extremely
                 likely, very likely, somewhat likely, or not at all
                 likely?

                 1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
                 2.  VERY LIKELY
                 3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
                 4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926237  Q4b.  (How likely is it) to cause higher taxes due to more
                 demands for public services?--extremely likely, very
                 likely, somewhat likely, or not at all likely?

                 1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
                 2.  VERY LIKELY
                 3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
                 4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926238  Q4c.  (How likely is it) to take jobs away from people already
                 here--extremely likely, very likely, somewhat likely, or
                 not at all likely?

                 1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
                 2.  VERY LIKELY
                 3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
                 4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926239  Q5.   (RB, STILL ON P. 22) How about Asians?
           Q5a.  How likely is it that the growing number of Asians will
                 improve our culture with new ideas and customs--extremely
                 likely, very likely, somewhat likely, or not at all likely

                 1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
                 2.  VERY LIKELY
                 3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
                 4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926240  Q5b.  (How likely is it) to cause higher taxes due to more
                 demands for public services?--extremely likely, very
                 likely, somewhat likely, or not at all likely?

                 1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
                 2.  VERY LIKELY
                 3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
                 4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926241  Q5c.  (How likely is it) to take jobs away from people already
                 here--extremely likely, very likely, somewhat likely, or
                 not at all likely?

                 1.  EXTREMELY LIKELY
                 2.  VERY LIKELY
                 3.  SOMEWHAT LIKELY
                 4.  NOT AT ALL LIKELY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926242  Q6.   Do you think that immigrants who come to the U.S. should
                 be eligible as soon as they come here for government
                 services such as Medicaid, Food Stamps, Welfare, or should
                 they have to be here a year or more?

                 1.  ELIGIBLE IMMEDIATELY
                 2.  WAIT A YEAR OR MORE

                 8.  DK
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926243  Q7.   And now for our last questions--When you were growing up,
                 did your father or stepfather think of himself as a
                 Democrat, as a Republican, as an independent, or what?

                 1.  DEMOCRAT
                 3.  INDEPENDENT
                 5.  REPUBLICAN

                 7.  OTHER; SPECIFY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926244  Q8.   When you were growing up, did your mother or stepmother
                 think of herself as a Democrat, as a Republican, as an
                 independent, or what?

                 1.  DEMOCRAT
                 3.  INDEPENDENT
                 5.  REPUBLICAN

                 7.  OTHER; SPECIFY

                 8.  DON'T KNOW
                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926245  Q10.  EXACT TIME NOW:  (end of interview)

                 Code actual time using 24 HOUR CLOCK

                 0001.  12:01 AM
                 0600.  6:00 AM
                 1200.  NOON

                 1800.  6:00 PM
                 2400.  MIDNIGHT

                 9999.  NA

                 0000.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

  The high number of missing data in the Z section is due
  to: 1)  the original exclusion of the section from the
  printed questionnaire, with the subsequent delay for the
  additional pages to reach the field, and 2)  the failure
  of most interviewers who did phone interviews to complete
  this section.

==============================
VAR 926246  Z1.   Respondent's sex is:

                 1.  MALE
                 2.  FEMALE

                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926247  Z2.   Respondent's race is:

                 1.  WHITE
                 2.  BLACK
                 3.  AMERICAN INDIAN OR ALASKAN NATIVE
                 4.  ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER

                 7.  Other

                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926248  Z3.   Other persons present at interview were (CHECK MORE THAN
                 ONE BOX IF NECESSARY):
                 00. NONE (only box checked)

                 01. CHILDREN UNDER 6 ONLY
                 02. OLDER CHILDREN ONLY
                 03. Children under 6 and older children

                 04. SPOUSE ONLY
                 05.   "    and children under 6
                 06.   "    and older children
                 07.   "    and children under 6 and older children

                 08. OTHER RELATIVES ONLY
                 09.   "      "      and children under 6
                 10.   "      "      and older children
                 11.   "      "      and children under 6 and older
                                     children
                 12.   "      "      and spouse
                 13.   "      "      and spouse and children under 6
                 14.   "      "      and spouse and older children
                 15.   "      "      and spouse and children under 6 and
                                     older children

                 16. OTHER ADULTS ONLY
                 17.   "      "   and children under 6
                 18.   "      "   and older children
                 19.   "      "   and children under 6 and older
                                  children
                 20.   "      "   and spouse
                 21.   "      "   and spouse and children under 6
                 22.   "      "   and spouse and older children
                 23.   "      "   and spouse and children under 6 and
                                  older children
                 24.   "      "   and other relatives
                 25.   "      "   and other relatives and children under 6
                 26.   "      "   and other relatives and older children
                 27.   "      "   and other relatives and children under 6
                                  and older children
                 28.   "      "   and other relatives and spouse
                 29.   "      "   and other relatives and spouse and
                                  children under 6

                 30. Other adults and other relatives and spouse and
                     children under 6 and older children (all boxes checked
                     in interview schedule)

                 99. NA; Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926249  Z4.   Respondent's cooperation was:

                 1.  VERY GOOD
                 2.  GOOD
                 3.  FAIR
                 4.  POOR
                 5.  VERY POOR

                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926250  Z5.   Respondent's general level of information about politics
                 and public affairs seemed:

                 1.  VERY HIGH
                 2.  FAIRLY HIGH
                 3.  AVERAGE
                 4.  FAIRLY LOW
                 5.  VERY LOW

                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926251  Z6.   Was this interview conducted entirely in English, or was
                 it necessary to translate some (or all) questions into
                 another language?

                 1.  INTERVIEW CONDUCTED ENTIRELY IN ENGLISH
                 2.  SOME (OR ALL) QUESTIONS TRANSLATED INTO ANOTHER
                     LANGUAGE

                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926252  Z6a.  What language?

                 1.  Spanish
                 4.  Vietnamese

                 7.  Other

                 9.  NA

                 0.  Inap, no post-interview; 1, 9 in Z6; no 1992 interview

  THERE ARE NO VARIABLES IN THE RANGE 6253-6300

==============================
VAR 926301  B1a.  GEORGE BUSH--Probe Indicator

                 0.  Not probed

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926302  B1b.  Bill Clinton

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926303  B1c.  Ross Perot

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926304  B1d.  (NAME # 11, 13 or 15)

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, 24, 81, 82, 85, 99 in V3022; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926305  B1e.  (NAME # 12, 14 or 16)

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, 81, 82, 85, 99 in V3022; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926306  B1f.  (NAME # 11a) CALIFORNIA ONLY

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; 01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25,
                          31-35, 40-45, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56, 61-62, 68,
                          72-73 in V3017; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926307  B1g.  (NAME # 14a) CALIFORNIA ONLY

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; 01, 03, 04, 12-14, 21-25,
                          31-35, 40-45, 47, 49, 52, 54, 56, 61-62, 68,
                          72-73 in V3017; no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926308  B1h.  (NAME # 19, 29)

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; 81, 82, 85, 99 in V3022;
                          no 1992 interview

==============================
VAR 926309  B1j.  (NAME, SENATOR #1)

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; 12, 21, 24, 55, 65 in V3022;
                          no 1992 interview

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VAR 926310  B1k.  (NAME, SENATOR #2)

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; 12, 21, 24, 55, 65 in V3022;
                          no 1992 interview

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VAR 926311  B1m.  (NAME # 31, 33 or 35)

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; 24, 52, 99 in V3021; 3,4 in
                         V5002; no 1992 interview

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VAR 926312  B1n.  (NAME # 32, 34 or 36)

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; 14, 51, 99 in V3021; 3,4 in
                         V5002; no 1992 interview

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VAR 926313  B1p.  (NAME # 41, 42)

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no post-interview; 12, 14, 21, 24, 45, 85, 99
                          in V3021; 3,4 in V5002; no 1992 interview

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VAR 926314  B1q.  (NAME # 30)

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, dummy variable; no 1992 interview

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VAR 926315  B1r.  James Stockdale

                 1.  RQ (Repeat question)
                 2.  WT (What do you think)
                 3.  WC (Which is closer)
                 4.  WM (Whatever it means to you)
                 5.  DK PROBE USED?--box marked yes

                 6.  RQ and WT; RQ and WC; RQ and WM

                 7.  Other probe; type of probe unclear

                 9.  Inap, no 1992 interview

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VAR 927000  TIME SERIES WEIGHT

           This weight should be used in analyses in which the 1992 NES is
           being compared to earlier unweighted National Election Studies
           data collections.  Variable 7000 corrects for panel attrition and
           for aging of the panel respondents.  Details on the construction
           of this variable are provided in introductory material SAMPLE
           DESIGN.

           The weight is centered with a mean of 1.0.  Cases that are part of
           the new 1992 cross-section have a value of 1.0000 on variable 7000
           [NOTE:  THIS STATEMENT IS INAPPLICABLE TO PANEL FILE].  This is a
           5-digit variable with 4 decimal places.

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VAR 927001  WAS INCUMBENT CANDIDATE R'S REPRESENTATIVE IN LAST
CONGRESS?

           Substantial reapportionment following the 1990 Census occurred
           between the elections to the 102nd Congress (1990) and 103rd
           Congress (1992).  Variables 3019 and 3020 give the 1992 and the
           1990 congressional district numbers for the sample address in
           which the respondent resided at the time of their Pre-election
           interview.

           Redistricting between the 1990 and 1992 elections was quite
           extensive.  As district boundary lines changed, it is possible
           that the incumbent running for re-election in a respondent's
           district was not the incumbent who had previously represented the
           segment in which the respondent lived.  For example, for the 102nd
           Congress, Ann Arbor Michigan was in Michigan's 2nd District
           represented by Carl Pursell.  After redistricting, Ann Arbor was
           part of the 13th Congressional District, whose incumbent,
           Representative William Ford, ran for re-election to the 103rd
           Congress.  Ford's constituents now include Ann Arborites who had
           previously been part of the 2nd District.  These constituents
           would be coded "2" on variable 7001, which basically records
           whether R was represented by the same or different incumbents in
           the 102nd and 103rd Congresses.

                     0.        Neither of the candidates for the 103rd
                               Congress running in R's district was an
                               incumbent in the 102nd Congress.

                     1.        The incumbent who ran for re-election to
                               the 103rd Congress in the congressional
                               district for the sample segment in which R
                               resided in 1992, is the same incumbent who
                               represented that segment in the 102nd
                               Congress.

                     2.        The incumbent who ran for re-election in
                               R's district in 1992 did not represent the
                               sample segment in which R lives in the
                               102nd Congress.

                     3.        LA06:  Two Republican incumbents ran in
                               1992, neither of whom represented this
                               segment in the 102nd Congress.

                     9.        Indeterminate, NA [85 typerace]

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VAR 927002  PANEL PARTICIPATION IN 1990, 1991, 1992 STUDIES

           Interviewed in 1 Study only:

                 10. 1990 only

           Interviewed in 2 Studies:

                 21. 1990 and 1991
                 22. 1990 and 1992-- pre 1992 only
                 23. 1990 and 1992-- pre and post 1992

           Interviewed in all 3 Studies:

                 32. 1990, 1991, and 1992 -- pre 1992 only

                 33. 1990, 1991, and 1992 -- pre and post 1992

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