
CODEBOOK INTRODUCTION FILE
1992-1997 MERGED FILE
(1992.M97)













                   AMERICAN NATIONAL ELECTION STUDIES:



                        1992-97 MERGED FILE












             


                               CODEBOOK












                     Center for Political Studies
                     Institute for Social Research
                      The University of Michigan





                      NES ARCHIVE NUMBER 2407




                          Table of Contents
                     MERGED FILE 1992 TO 1997        


        Note: >>sections in the codebook introduction and
              codebook appendix can be navigated in the
               machine-readable files by searching ">>".



INTRODUCTORY MATERIALS   
----------------------
>> GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE MERGED FILE
>> SAMPLE COMPOSITION IN THE MERGED FILE
>> STRUCTURE OF THE MERGED FILE
>> USE OF THE MERGED FILE FOR PANEL OR CROSS-SECTIONAL ANALYSIS
>> WEIGHTS AVAILABLE WITH THE 92-97 MERGED FILE
>> VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST
         1992 variables
         1993 variables
         1994 variables
         1996 variables
         1996 contextual variables
         1997 variables

CODEBOOK
--------
         1992 variables
         1993 variables
         1994 variables
         1995 variables
         1996 variables
         1996 contextual variables
         1997 variables


APPENDICES   
----------
>> Study Design, Content, and Administration 1992 PRE-POST
>> Study Design, Content, and Administration 1993 PILOT
>> Study Design, Content, and Administration 1994 POST
>> Study Design, Content, and Administration 1995 PILOT
>> Study Design, Content, and Administration 1996 PRE-POST
>> Study Design, Content, and Administration 1997 PILOT

>> 1996 - ACCESSING GROUP-SPECIFIC DATA 
>> Post-stratified Cross-sectional Analysis Weights for the 1992, 
     1994, and 1996 NES Data

>> 1992 Sample Design
>> 1994 Sample Design
>> 1996 Sample Design

>> NES 1997 Pilot Technical Note - Randomization Problem

>> List of Technical Reports and Other Occasional Papers Through 1996

>> List of Pilot Study Reports

>> MASTER CODE Campaign Issues
>> MASTER CODE Campaign Political Advertisements
                 Part One - 1992
                 Part Two - 1996
>> MASTER CODE Candidate Number
>> MASTER CODE Ballot Cards and Candidate Lists
>> MASTER CODE Candidate Support Code
>> MASTER CODE Census Definitions
>> MASTER CODE Occupation Codes
>> MASTER CODE Census Industry Codes
>> MASTER CODE ICPSR State and Country Codes
>> MASTER CODE Important Problems
>> MASTER CODE Liberal/Conservative Codes
>> MASTER CODE Ethnicity/Nationality
>> MASTER CODE Party - Candidate Code
>> MASTER CODE Party Differences
>> MASTER CODE Presidential Primary Ballot Cards by State (1992)
>> MASTER CODE Type of Race
>> MASTER CODE City Code
>> MASTER CODE CPS 2-Digit Occupation Codes (1996)
>> MASTER CODE Religious Identification
>> MASTER CODE Contact issue (1997)
>> MASTER CODE Government waste (1997)
>> MASTER CODE Group references (1997)


>> GENERAL INTRODUCTION TO THE MERGED FILE

     The 1992-1997 Merged Datafile brings together all publicly 
released variables in the following recent National Election Studies 
datasets: the 1992 Pre- and Post-election studies, the 1993 Pilot 
Study, the 1994 Post-election study, the 1995 Pilot Study, the 
1996 Pre- and Post-election studies and the 1997 Pilot Study.  The 
total number of cases in the 1992-1997 Merged Datafile is 2439.  

This introduction summarizes the composition of the sample for each 
study, describes the structure of the Merged Datafile and provides 
examples of ways that the Merged Datafile can be used for subsetting 
data for time series and/or panel analysis. In the next section of 
this Merged Datafile codebook,  the introductory information from 
each separate study's codebook is included, because they contain the 
necessary documentation needed to use the variables in each year.  

>> SAMPLE COMPOSITION IN THE MERGED FILE

     Table 1 summarizes the sample composition of the Merged Datafile. 
 For 1993 through 1997, all cases from the study are included in the 
combined file.  For 1992, only those cases that were part of the fresh 
cross-section sample in 1992 are include in the Merged File.  1250 
cases that were part of a previous panel, the 1990-91-92 Political 
Consequences of War panel, are not included in the Merged Datafile; 
only the 1005 fresh cross-section cases with completed interviews in 
the 1992 pre- and post-election surveys that were therefore eligible 
to be reinterviewed in a subsequent study are included here.

TABLE 1: SAMPLE COMPOSITION OF COMPONENT STUDIES OF THE 1992-97 MERGED FILE

Study        Sample                           Total n*  Panel n*  Cross-
             Description                                          section n*

1992 Pre-    1005 'fresh' cross-section       1005         0       1005
and post-    cases with complete pre-
election     and post-election Iws
studies

1993 Pilot   750 of the 1005 1992              750       750
Study;       panel cases

1994 Post-   759 of the 1992 panel            1795       759       1036
election     cases and 1036 fresh
study        cross-section cases 

1995 Pilot   486 of the 1036 1994              486       486          0
study        panel cases

1996 Pre-    597 of the 1992 panel cases,     1714      1316        398
election     719 of the 1994 panel cases
study        and 398 fresh cross-section 
             cases

1996 Post-   545 of the 1992 panel            1534      1197        337
election     cases, 652 of the 1994 panel                       (1996 Panel)
study        cases and 337 of the 1996 
             pre-election cross-section 
             cases

1997 Pilot   551 of the 1534 cases completed   551       551          0
study        in 1996 post: 148 of the 1992 
             panel cases, 186 of the 1994 panel 
             and 217 of the 1996 panel cases

*Unweighted

>> STRUCTURE OF THE MERGED DATAFILE

     The dataset for each study in the Merged Datafile is identical to 
the original dataset for that year, including all survey variables as 
well as sampling, case disposition, conditions of interviewing and other 
ancillary variables such as those that describe randomization position.  
1996 contextual variables are also included.  The variables are ordered
chronologically by year, starting with 1992 and ending with 1997.  Within 
each study's data, the variables are in  the same order as in the original
data file.  

     To simplify identification of each variable, the two-digit year
was propended to the variable name.  For example, variable v3034 from 
the 1992 NES became v923034 in the Merged Datafile.  For 1996 and 1997, 
variables had already been named according to this convention, so those 
variable names remain the same as in the stand-alone datasets for those 
years.  See the Variable Descriptor List below for a complete list of 
variable names and short descriptors.

TABLE 2: SUMMARY OF VARIABLE NAMES AND THE YEARS TO WHICH THEY APPLY

VARIABLES                YEAR

VVERSION-VID97           All
V923001-V927001          1992
V937000-V937422          1993
V940001-V941536          1994
V952001-V952362          1995
V960001-V961513          1996
V967000A-V967187         1996 CONTEXTUAL
V970001-V970446          1997

>> USE OF THE MERGED FILE FOR PANEL OR CR0SS-SECTIONAL ANALYSIS

     The 1992-1997 Merged Datafile can be used for both cross-sectional 
and panel analysis through selecting subsets of cases.  Each election year 
sample can be analyzed as a whole, in cross-sectional or trend analysis.  
Cases that were reinterviewed in more than one election study can be treated 
as a panel; the 1992 and 1994 panels have data from more than one election 
year study.

Cases that have no data for a given year because they dropped out of the 
sample (panel attrition) or had not yet entered the sample (cross-section 
from a subsequent year) are blank for variables in the years when they were 
not in the sample.  The variable to use for subsetting is VPARTIC, 
frequencies for which are reproduced below as Table 3.  VPARTIC provides 
the basis for selecting cases in order to conduct cross-sectional and 
panel data analysis.

TABLE 3  VPARTIC: PARTICIPATION IN MERGED 1992-94-96 DATA

                                                                Cum      Cum
                                            Frequency   Pct   Frequency  Pct

21. 92 PrePo                                131         5.4      131     5.4
22. 92 PrePo, 93 Pi                         115         4.7      246    10.1
23. 92 PrePo, 93 Pi, 94 Po                  115         4.7      361    14.8
24. 92 PrePo, 93 Pi, 94 Po, 96 Pre           35         1.4      396    16.2
25. 92 PrePo, 93 Pi, 94 Po, 96 PrePo        348        14.3      744    30.5
26. 92 PrePo, 93 Pi, 94 Po, 96 PrePo, 97Pi  137         5.6      881    36.1
27. 92 PrePo, 94 Po                          47         1.9      928    38.0
28. 92 PrePo, 94 Po, 96 Pre                  17         0.7      945    38.7
29. 92 PrePo, 94 Po, 96 PrePo                49         2.0      994    40.8
30. 92 PrePo, 94 Po, 96 PrePo, 97Pi          11         0.5     1005    41.2
41. 94 Po only                              220         9.0     1225    50.2
42. 94 Po, 95 Pi                             97         4.0     1322    54.2
43. 94 Po, 95 Pi, 96 Pre                     22         0.9     1344    55.1
44. 94 Po, 95 Pi, 96 PrePo                  249        10.2     1593    65.3
45. 94 Po, 95 Pi, 96 PrePo, 97Pi            118         4.8     1711    70.2
46. 94 Po, 96 Pre                            45         1.8     1756    72.0
47. 94 Po, 96 PrePo                         217         8.9     1973    80.9
48. 94 Po, 96 PrePo, 97Pi                    68         2.8     2041    83.7
61. 96 Pre only                              61         2.5     2102    86.2
62. 96 PrePo                                120         4.9     2222    91.1
63. 96PrePo, 97 Pi                          217         8.9     2439   100.0

     To extract a subset of cases to analyze all cases that entered the 
study as part of the panel that began in 1992, the user would subset those 
cases with a code between 21 and 30 inclusive on VPARTIC.  Subsequent years' 
variables would contain missing data for those 1992 cases that dropped out 
of the study.  To study only those 1994 respondents who were first interviewed 
in 1994 and were reinterviewed through 1997, codes 30 and 45 would be used 
to select the relevant cases.  (Users interested in issues of panel attrition 
for these years should contact the NES staff concerning files of respondent 
and nonrespondent contact information.)  

NOTE ABOUT VARIABLE 'PADDING':
     If a respondent did not participate in a particular study included 
within the file, the variables for that study will be represented by a blank 
in the raw data file and interpreted as missing data.  For example, 
respondents who were first interviewed in 1994 will have 1992 PrePost and  
1993 Pilot variables padded with blanks.

>> WEIGHTS AVAILABLE WITH THE 92-97 MERGED FILE

     The weights originally issued with each year's dataset are found in 
this combined file, as are new weights released in October 1997.  Weights 
adjust for household nonresponse and number of eligible respondents in the 
household and incorporate post-stratification factors; they were constructed 
by the Survey Research Center sampling section.  

Analysts vary in their approach to using weight variables and each user 
must make his or her own decision about whether or not to use available 
NES weights and/or which weights to apply, based on judgements about 
the analyses to be done.  For more information on the use of specific 
weights, users should refer to the relevant sections of the individual 
study years' documentation, including the introductory material which 
follows here.  Detailed reports on sample designs and the construction 
of weights and sampling errors for complex samples like the NES are 
available in individual study year codebooks.  Analysts interested in 
developing their own nonresponse or post-stratification adjustment 
factors may request access to the necessary sample control data from 
the NES Board.




>> VARIABLE DESCRIPTION LIST
                                                                              
NOTE:
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).                     

                         -------------------------
                         MERGED FILE 1992 TO 1997
                         -------------------------

        VAR       DESCRIPTION             

        VERSION   NES VERSION NUMBER
        DSETNO    NES DATASET NUMBER
        ICPSRNO   ICPSR ARCHIVE NUMBER FOR MERGED 92-94-96
        CASEID    CASE ID FOR 92-94-96 DATASET
        PARTIC    PARTICIPATION IN COMBINED 92-94-96 DATA
        ID92      1992 PRE-ELECTION CASE ID NUMBER
        ID93      1993 PILOT CASE ID NUMBER  
        ID94      1994 CASE ID NUMBER
        ID95      1995 CASE ID NUMBER
        ID96      1996 CASE ID NUMBER 
        ID97      1997 CASE ID NUMBER

        ---------------------------------------------------------------
     

                       1992 PRE- AND POST-ELECTION VARIABLES

        923001  ICPSR ARCHIVE NUMBER FOR 1992
        923004  1992 Pre-Election Study Case ID
        923005  1992 Panel or Cross-Section Indicator
        923006  1990 Post Election Study Case ID
        923007  Panel Status For The 1991 Panel/Pilot
                Study
        923008  Full Sample Weight
        923009  Panel Only Weight
        923010  Pre-Post Indicator: 1992 Election Study
        923011  Pre-Election Form-Sample Indicator

                              SAMPLING INFORMATION

        923012  Primary Area Code (3 digits)
        923013  PRIMARY AREA NAME
        923014  Census Region
        923015  State Abbreviation
        923016  ICPSR State and 1992 Congressional District
        923017  ICPSR State Code
        923018  FIPS State Code
        923019  1992 Congressional District Number (2 digits)
        923020  1990 Congressional District Number
        923021  Type of Race:  House of Representatives
        923022  Type of Race: Senate


                            PRE-ELECTION INFORMATION

        923023  Pre-Election Sample Releases and Replicates
        923024  Pre-Election Sample Release -- Summary
        923025  Pre-Election: Beginning Time (local)--Exact Time
                Now
        923026  Pre-Election: Date of Interview:  MONTH
        923027  Pre-Election: Date Interview:  Day
        923028  Pre-Election: Interviewer's Interview Number
        923029  Pre-Election: Interview Length in Minutes
        923030  Pre-Election: Post-Edit Length, in Minutes
        923031  Pre-Election: Mode of Interview: Telephone or Personal
        923032  Pre-Election: Total Number of Calls to Obtain
                Interview
        923033  Pre-Election: Result Code
        923034  Reasons for using telephone questionnaire
        923035  Was Name Obtained
        923036  R's Address
        923037  Address Different From Sample Label
        923038  Phone Number Obtained
        923039  Is Number Listed in the Phone Directory
        923040  Is Phone Listed in R's Name
        923041  Does R Have Other Residence
        923042  Contact Information
        923043  Reason for not Interviewing by Phone
        923044  Type of Structure in Which R Lives
        923045  Is Cooperation Needed to Gain Access to Housing Unit
        923046  Instructions for Gaining Access to Housing Unit

                          R'S RESISTANCE TO INTERVIEW

        923047  Refusal Conversion Indicator
        923048  Persuasion Letter Requested
        923049  Type of Incentive Sent to Selected Household
        923050  Amount of Payment Offered to R
        923051  Amount of Payment Made to R
        923052  Did R Refuse Interview Initially
        923053  Did R Break Any Appointment
        923054  Reason for Resistance to Interview: Waste of Time
        923055  Reason for Resistance to Interview:  Very Ill
        923056  Reason for Resistance to Interview:  'Too Busy'
        923057  Reason for Resistance to Interview: Stressful Family
                Situation
        923058  Reason for Resistance to Interview: Confidentiality
        923059  Reason for Resistance to Interview: Invasion of
                Privacy
        923060  Reason for Resistance to Interview: Other

                              GEOGRAPHIC VARIABLES

        923061  FIPS State and County Codes
        923062  Tract/Enumeration District Indicator
        923063  FIPS 1980 SMSA Code
        923064  FIPS 1990 CMSA Codes
        923065  Size of Place of Interview - 1990
        923066  Actual Population of Interview Location - 1990
        923067  1990 Belt Code

                               SAMPLING VARIABLES

        923068  Sampling Error Code - Merged Panel/Cross-Section
        923069  Sampling Error Code - Panel Only
        923070  Cross-Section: Number of Household Units
        923071  Panel Only: R Found Not Living at Sample Label Address
        923072  Cross-Section: Household Listing
        923073  Cross-Section: Selection Table
        923074  Cross-Section: Person Number Selected As R
        923075  Cross-Section: Number of Persons in Household
        923076  Cross Section: Number of Politically Eligible Adults
                in HH
        923077  Cross Section: Household Composition Code
        923078  Household Description for Panel and Cross-Section
        923079  Cross-Section: Number of Children Under 6 Years Old in
                HH
        923080  Cross-Section: Number of Children 6-9 Years Old in HH
        923081  Cross-Section: Number of Children 10-13 Years Old in
                HH
        923082  Cross-Section: Number of Children 14-17 Years Old in
                HH

                             INTERVIEWER VARIABLES

        923083  Interviewer's ID Number
        923084  Supervisor ID Number
        923085  Interviewer's Race
        923086  Interviewer's Ethnicity
        923087  Interviewer's Age Bracketed
        923088  Interviewer's Years of Experience
        923089  Interviewer's Gender
        923090  Interviewer's Education
        923101  Interest in the Campaign


                              INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

        923102  Prediction of Winner in Presidential Election
        923103  Does R Think Presidential Race Will Be Close
        923104  Which Presidential Candidate Does R Think Will Carry
                State
        923105  Does R Think the Presidential Race Will Be Close in
                State
        923106  Does R Care Which Party Wins the Presidential Election
        923107  Did R Vote in 1988 Presidential Election
        923108  Vote for President in 1988


                               BUSH AS CANDIDATE

        923109  Is There Anything About Bush That Would Make R Vote
                For Him
        923110  Reasons Would Vote For Bush - First Mention
        923111  Reasons Would Vote For Bush - Second Mention
        923112  Reasons Would Vote For Bush - Third Mention
        923113  Reasons Would Vote For Bush - Fourth Mention
        923114  Reasons Would Vote For Bush - Fifth Mention
        923115  Is There Anything About Bush That Would Make R Vote
                Against Him
        923116  Reasons Would Vote Against Bush - First Mention
        923117  Reasons Would Vote Against Bush - Second Mention
        923118  Reasons Would Vote Against Bush - Third Mention
        923119  Reasons Would Vote Against Bush - Fourth Mention
        923120  Reasons Would Vote Against Bush - Fifth Mention
        923121  Is There Anything About Clinton That Would Make R Vote
                For Him


                              CLINTON AS CANDIDATE

        923122  Reasons Would Vote For Clinton - First Mention
        923123  Reasons Would Vote For Clinton - Second Mention
        923124  Reasons Would Vote For Clinton - Third Mention
        923125  Reasons Would Vote For Clinton - Fourth Mention
        923126  Reasons Would Vote For Clinton - Fifth Mention
        923127  Is There Anything About Clinton That Would Make R Vote
                Against Him
        923128  Reasons Would Vote Against Clinton - First Mention
        923129  Reasons Would Vote Against Clinton - Second Mention
        923130  Reasons Would Vote Against Clinton - Third Mention
        923131  Reasons Would Vote Against Clinton - Fourth Mention
        923132  Reasons Would Vote Against Clinton - Fifth Mention
        923133  Is There Anything About Perot That Would Make R Vote
                For Him


                               PEROT AS CANDIDATE

        923134  Reasons Would Vote For Perot - First Mention
        923135  Reasons Would Vote For Perot - Second Mention
        923136  Reasons Would Vote For Perot - Third Mention
        923137  Reasons Would Vote For Perot - Fourth Mention
        923138  Reasons Would Vote For Perot - Fifth Mention
        923139  Is There Anything About Perot That Would Make R Vote
                Against Him
        923140  Reasons Would Vote Against Perot - First Mention
        923141  Reasons Would Vote Against Perot - Second Mention
        923142  Reasons Would Vote Against Perot - Third Mention
        923143  Reasons Would Vote Against Perot - Fourth Mention
        923144  Reasons Would Vote Against Perot - Fifth Mention


                        R'S ATTENTION TO CAMPAIGN/MEDIA

        923145  Satisfaction With Presidential Candidates
        923201  How Often Did R Watch News on TV in the Past Week
        923202  How Much Attention Did R Give to the Presidential
                Campaign News on TV
        923203  How Often Did R Read a Daily Newspaper in the Past
                Week
        923204  Did R Read About the Campaign in Any Newspaper
        923205  How Much Attention Did R Give to Campaign News in the
                Newspaper
        923206  Did R Read About the Campaign in Any Magazines
        923207  How Much Attention Did R Give to the Campaign News in
                Magazines
        923208  Did R Listen to Campaign Speeches or Discussions on
                the Radio
        923209  How Many Campaign Speeches/Discussions Did R Listen to
                on the Radio
        923210  Did R Listen/Watch Call-In Radio/TV Talk Shows
        923211  Does R Recall Seeing Any Presidential Campaign
                Advertisements on TV
        923212  Remembered About Campaign Ads on TV - First Mention
        923213  Remembered About Campaign Ads on TV - Second Mention
        923214  Remembered About Campaign Ads on TV - Third Mention
        923215  Remembered About Campaign Ads on TV - Fourth Mention
        923216  Remembered About Campaign Ads on TV - Fifth Mention


                      R'S PARTICIPATION IN PRIMARY/CAUCUS

        923301  Did R Vote in Caucus/Primary Election
        923302  Did R Vote in Republican or Democratic Primary/Caucus
        923303  Which Republican Did R Vote For in State
                Primary/Caucus
        923304  Which Democratic Did R Vote For in State
                Primary/Caucus


                              FEELING THERMOMETERS

        923305  Feeling Thermometer - George Bush
        923306  Feeling Thermometer - Bill Clinton
        923307  Feeling Thermometer - Ross Perot
        923308  Feeling Thermometer - Dan Quayle
        923309  Feeling Thermometer - Albert Gore
        923310  Feeling Thermometer - Anita Hill
        923311  Feeling Thermometer - Tom Foley


        923312  Feeling Thermometer - Barbara Bush
        923313  Feeling Thermometer - Hillary Clinton
        923314  Feeling Thermometer - Clarence Thomas
        923315  Feeling Thermometer - Pat Buchanan
        923316  Feeling Thermometer - Jesse Jackson
        923317  Feeling Thermometer - Democratic Party
        923318  Feeling Thermometer - Republican Party


               R'S ASSESSMENT OF BUSH AS PRESIDENT (PRE-ELECTION)

        923319  Approves/Disapproves of Bush's Handling of His Job as
                President
        923320  How Strongly Approve/Disapprove of Bush's Handling of
                His Job
        923321  Approves/Disapproves of Bush's Handling of Foreign
                Relations
        923322  How Strongly Approve/Disapprove of Bush's Foreign
                Relations
        923323  Approve/Disapprove of Bush's Handling of the Economy
        923324  How Strongly Approve/Disapprove of Bush's Handling of
                Economy
        923325  Approve/Disapprove of Bush's Handling of Persian Gulf
                Crisis
        923326  How Strongly Approve/Disapprove of Bush's Handling of
                Gulf


                    R'S OPINION ABOUT CANDIDATES AND PARTIES

          Candidate Best Able to Handle...

        923327  ...The Nation's Economy
        923328  ...Foreign Affairs
        923329  ...Poverty
        923330  ...Pollution and the Environment
        923331  ...Health Care
        923332  ...the Budget Deficit


                   R'S LIKES/DISLIKES ABOUT DEMOCRATIC PARTY

        923401  Whether R Likes Anything About the Democratic Party
        923402  Likes About the Democratic Party - First Mention
        923403  Likes About the Democratic Party - Second Mention
        923404  Likes About the Democratic Party - Third Mention
        923405  Likes About the Democratic Party - Fourth Mention


        923406  Likes About the Democratic Party - Fifth Mention
        923407  Whether R Dislikes Anything About the Democratic Party
        923408  Dislikes About the Democratic Party - First Mention
        923409  Dislikes About the Democratic Party - Second Mention
        923410  Dislikes About the Democratic Party - Third Mention
        923411  Dislikes About the Democratic Party - Fourth Mention
        923412  Dislikes About the Democratic Party - Fifth Mention


                   R'S LIKES/DISLIKES ABOUT REPUBLICAN PARTY

        923413  Whether R Likes Anything About the Republican Party
        923414  Likes About the Republican Party - First Mention
        923415  Likes About the Republican Party - Second Mention
        923416  Likes About the Republican Party - Third Mention
        923417  Likes About the Republican Party - Fourth Mention
        923418  Likes About the Republican Party - Fifth Mention
        923419  Whether R Dislikes Anything About the Republican Party
        923420  Dislikes About the Republican Party - First Mention
        923421  Dislikes About the Republican Party - Second Mention
        923422  Dislikes About the Republican Party - Third Mention
        923423  Dislikes About the Republican Party - Fourth Mention
        923424  Dislikes About the Republican Party - Fifth Mention


                        R'S PERSONAL FINANCIAL SITUATION

        923425  Better/Worse Off Financially Than a Year Ago
        923426  How Much Better/Worse Off Financially Than a Year Ago
        923427  Better/Worse Off Financially a Year From Now
        923428  Much or Somewhat Better/Worse Off a Year From Now
        923429  Income Stayed At/Above/Below the Cost of Living
        923430  Income Gone Up/Fallen Behind the Cost of Living
        923431  Federal Economic Policy Has Affected R Financially
        923432  How Much Federal Economic Policy Has Affected R
                Financially
        923433  Been Able to Buy/Had to Put Off Buying Things During
                Past Year
        923434  Put Off Medical/Dental Treatment Due to Lack of Money
        923435  Borrow Money to Make Ends Meet
        923436  Dip Into Savings to Make Ends Meet
        923437  Look for Job, Work 2nd Job/More Hours to Make Ends
                Meet
        923438  Able to Save Any Money Over the Past Year
        923439  Fallen Behind in Rent/House Payments This Past Year


                            R HAS RECEIVED PAYMENTS

        923440  Receive Payments From Social Security
        923441  Receive Payments From Food Stamps
        923442  Receive Payments From Medicare
        923443  Receive Payments From Medicaid
        923444  Receive Payments From Unemployment Compensation
        923445  Receive Payments From AFDC
        923446  Receive Payments From Veterans Benefits
        923447  Receive Payments From Government Retirement Pensions
        923448  Receive Payments From Disability Payments
        923449  Receive Payments From Workman's Compensation
        923450  Presidential Candidate Most Likely to Raise Taxes


                       R'S FEELINGS ABOUT CANDIDATE: BUSH

        923501  Whether Bush Makes R Angry
        923502  Whether Bush Makes R Hopeful
        923503  Whether Bush Makes R Afraid
        923504  Whether Bush Makes R Proud


                     R'S FEELINGS ABOUT CANDIDATE: CLINTON

        923505  Whether Clinton Makes R Angry
        923506  Whether Clinton Makes R Hopeful
        923507  Whether Clinton Makes R Afraid
        923508  Whether Clinton Makes R Proud


                             IDEOLOGICAL PLACEMENT

        923509  Ideological Placement
        923510  Interviewer Checkpoint: Ideological Placement
        923511  Ideological Placement if Moderate/Middle of Road
        923512  Ideological Placement if DK/Haven't Thought Much
        923513  Summary: Ideological Placement
        923514  Ideological Placement - Bush
        923515  Ideological Placement - Clinton
        923516  Ideological Placement - Ross Perot
        923517  Ideological Placement - The Republican Party
        923518  Ideological Placement - The Democratic Party
        923519  Whether Political Candidates Should Display Higher
                Moral Standards


                          QUALITIES OF A TRUE AMERICAN

        923520  Getting Ahead Through Own Effort
        923521  Believing in God
        923522  Treating People of All Races Equally
        923523  Speaking English


                    R'S OPINION ON NATIONAL ISSUES/PROBLEMS

        923524  Racial/Ethnic Groups Should Maintain Distinct
                Cultures
        923525  Those Who Avoided Vietnam Should Have Served Despite
                Beliefs
        923526  Things in This Country Are Going in the Right
                Direction
        923527  Level of Unemployment Has Gotten Better/Worse in Past
                Year


                       R'S OPINION ON ECONOMIC CONDITIONS

        923528  How Much Better/Worse is the Level of Unemployment
        923529  Inflation Has Gotten Better/Worse in the Past Year
        923530  How Much Better/Worse is Inflation
        923531  Nation's Economy Has Gotten Better/Worse in Past Year
        923532  How Much Better/Worse is the Nation's Economy
        923533  Economy Has Gotten Better/Worse in Last Few Months
        923534  How Much Better/Worse is Economy in Past Few Months
        923535  Economy Has Gotten Better/Worse Compared to Four Years
                Ago
        923536  How much Better/Worse is Economy Compared to Four
                Years Ago
        923537  Economy Will Get Better/Worse in Next 12 Months
        923538  America's Ability to Compete in World Economy Gotten
                Better/Worse
        923539  How Much Better/Worse is America's Ability to Compete
                in World Economy
        923540  Standard of Living Will be Better/Worse 20 Years From
                Now
        923541  Federal Economic Policies Have Made Economy
                Better/Worse
        923542  How Much Better/Worse Have Federal Economic Policies
                Made Economy
        923543  Economic Conditions in State Have Gotten Better/Worse
        923544  How Much Better/Worse Are Economic Conditions in State


                        R'S OPINION ON POLITICAL PARTIES

                Which Party Would Do a Better Job...

        923545  ...Handling Economy
        923546  ...Handling Foreign Affairs
        923547  ...Solving Problem of Poverty
        923548  ...Making Health Care More Affordable
        923549  ...Cut Social Security Benefits

                             TAXES AND THE DEFICIT

        923550  Which Party is More Likely to - Raise Taxes
        923551  Who is More to Blame for Federal Budget Deficit


                         R'S OPINION ON MILITARY ISSUES

        923601  Unites States' World Position Has Grown
                Weaker/Stronger
        923602  Party Best Able to Keep United States Out of War
        923603  Should U.S. Maintain Military Power Through High
                Defense Spending
        923604  U.S. Should Not Concern Itself With Problems in Other
                Parts of World
        923605  How Willing Should U.S. be to Use Force to Solve Intl.
                Problems
        923606  How Worried is R About U.S. Getting into a Nuclear War
        923607  How Worried is R About U.S. Getting into Conventional
                War
        923608  Did U.S. Do the Right Thing in Sending Military Forces
                to Persian Gulf
        923609  Was One Party Was More in Favor of Military Force in
                Persian Gulf
        923610  Which Party Supported Use of Force in Persian Gulf
                More

                    INCUMBENT'S SUPPORT OF PERSIAN GULF WAR

        923611  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Candidate Named

        923612  Remembers How Incumbent Voted on Use of Force in
                Persian Gulf
        923613  Did Incumbent Vote For/Against Use of Force
        923614  Would R Have Guessed Incumbent Would Vote For/Against
                Use of Force
        923615  Approve/Disapprove of Bush's Handing of War in Persian
                Gulf
        923616  Approve/Disapprove of Bush's Handling of Gulf War

                          EFFECTS OF PERSIAN GULF WAR

        923617  Did Anything Good Come Out of the Persian Gulf War for
                the U.S.
        923618  Good Effects of the Persian Gulf War - First Mention
        923619  Good Effects of the Persian Gulf War - Second Mention
        923620  Good Effects of the Persian Gulf War - Third Mention
        923621  Good Effects of the Persian Gulf War - Fourth Mention
        923622  Good Effects of the Persian Gulf War - Fifth Mention
        923623  Did Anything Bad Come Out of the War for the U.S.
                Besides Losing Lives
        923624  Bad Effects of Persian Gulf War - First Mention
        923625  Bad Effects of Persian Gulf War - Second Mention
        923626  Bad Effects of Persian Gulf War - Third Mention
        923627  Bad Effects of Persian Gulf War - Fourth Mention
        923628  Bad Effects of Persian Gulf War - Fifth Mention
        923629  Was the War Worth the Cost
        923630  Should the War Have Continued After Kuwait Was
                Liberated


                              PARTY IDENTIFICATION

        923631  Party Identification
        923632  Strength of Party Identification
        923633  Is R Closer to Republican/Democratic Party
        923634  Summary: Party Identification


                      QUALITIES DESCRIBING CANDIDATE: BUSH

        923635  How Well Does "Intelligent" Describe Bush
        923636  How Well Does "Compassionate" Describe Bush
        923637  How Well Does "Moral" Describe Bush
        923638  How Well Does "Inspiring" Describe Bush
        923639  How Well Does "Provides Strong Leadership" Describe
                Bush
        923640  How Well Does "Really Cares About People Like You"
                Describe Bush
        923641  How Well Does "Knowledgeable" Describe Bush
        923642  How Well Does "Honest" Describe Bush
        923643  How Well Does "Gets Things Done" Describe Bush


                    QUALITIES DESCRIBING CANDIDATE: CLINTON

        923644  How Well Does "Intelligent" Describe Clinton
        923645  How Well Does "Compassionate" Describe Clinton
        923646  How Well Does "Moral" Describe Clinton
        923647  How Well Does "Inspiring" Describe Clinton
        923648  How Well Does "Provides Strong Leadership" Describe
                Clinton
        923649  How Well Does "Really Cares About People Like You"
                Describe Clinton
        923650  How Well Does "Knowledgeable" Describe Clinton
        923651  How Well Does "Honest" Describe Clinton
        923652  How Well Does "Gets Things Done" Describe Clinton


                      GOVERNMENT SERVICES/SPENDING SCALES:

        923701  Respondent
        923702  George Bush
        923703  Bill Clinton
        923704  The Republican Party
        923705  The Democratic Party
        923706  The Federal Government


                            DEFENSE SPENDING SCALES:

        923707  Respondent
        923708  George Bush
        923709  Bill Clinton
        923710  The Republican Party
        923711  The Democratic Party
        923712  The Federal Government


                        HEALTH CARE AND HEALTH INSURANCE

        923713  Can R Afford Health Care
        923714  Does R Have Health Insurance
        923715  Satisfaction With Quality of Available Health Care
        923716  Should Gov't Insurance Plan Cover All Medical Expenses
        923717  Should Government Require Parental Leave


                             JOB ASSURANCE SCALES:

        923718  Respondent
        923719  George Bush
        923720  Bill Clinton
        923721  The Republican Party
        923722  The Democratic Party
        923723  The Federal Government

        923724  Governmental Support of Social and Economic
                Position of Blacks


             INCREASE/DECREASE SPENDING ON FEDERAL BUDGET PROGRAMS
                         (See also Variables 3811-3819)

        923725  Increase/Decrease Federal Spending on Food Stamps
        923726  Increase/Decrease Federal Spending on Welfare
        923727  Increase/Decrease Federal Spending on AIDS Research
        923728  Increase/Decrease Federal Spending on Financial Aid
                For Students
        923729  Increase/Decrease Federal Spending on Programs That
                Assist Blacks
        923730  Increase/Decrease Federal Spending on Solving Problem
                of Homeless
        923731  Increase/Decrease Federal Spending on Programs That
                Assist Blacks


                               VIEWS ON ABORTION

        923732  Respondent's Position on Abortion
        923733  Respondent's View of Bush's Position on Abortion
        923734  Respondent's View of Clinton's Position on Abortion
        923735  Would Respondent Favor/Oppose Parental Consent Law for
                Teenage Abortions
        923736  How Strongly Does Respondent Favor/Oppose Parental
                Consent Law for Abortions
        923737  Would Respondent Favor/Oppose Government Funding for
                Abortions
        923738  How Strongly Does Respondent Favor/Oppose Government
                Funding for Abortions
        923739  Spousal Notification Law for Married Women Seeking
                Abortion
        923740  How Strongly Does Respondent Favor/Oppose Spousal
                Notification Law


                           VIEWS ON SEXUAL HARASSMENT

        923741  Respondent's View of Seriousness of Sexual Harassment
                in the Work Place
        923742  Has Respondent or Anyone Respondent Knows Been Subject
                to Sexual Harassment in Workplace
        923743  Status of Protection for Women From Sexual Harassment
                in Workplace
        923744  Is Respondent More Inclined to Believe the Woman/Man
                in Sexual Harassment


                       CONGRESSIONAL ISSUES AND PROBLEMS

        923745  Should Gov't Provide Child Care Assistance to Low/Mid
                Income Parents
        923746  Dealing With Urban Unrest/Rioting Scale - R
        923747  Does Respondent Favor/Oppose Term Limits For Congress
        923748  Has Respondent Heard/Read About Problems in Savings
                and Loan Business
        923749  Respondent's View of Who is to Blame for Problems of
                Savings and Loan Business
        923801  Women's Rights Scale - R
        923802  Does Respondent Favor/Oppose New Limits on Foreign
                Imports
        923803  Respondent's View of Japanese Business Competition and
                U.S. Response


                    RESPONDENTS PLANS FOR NOVEMBER ELECTION

        923804  Does Respondent Expect to Vote in November
        923805  Who Will Respondent Vote for in the Presidential
                Election
        923806  How Strong is Respondent's Preference for Presidential
                Candidate
        923807  If "No" in v 3804: Who Would Respondent Vote for in
                the Presidential Election
        923808  If "No" in v 3804: Strength of Respondent's Preference
                for President
        923809  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Respondent Volunteered Ross
                Perot in V 3807
        923810  Was Perot Ever Respondent's First Choice for President


             INCREASE/DECREASE SPENDING ON FEDERAL BUDGET PROGRAMS
                         (See also Variables 3725-3731)

        923811  Increase/Decrease Spending on Social Security
        923812  Increase/Decrease Spending on Science and Technology
        923813  Increase/Decrease Spending on Child Care
        923814  Increase/Decrease Spending on Dealing with Crime
        923815  Increase/Decrease Spending on Improving and Protecting
                the Environment
        923816  Increase/Decrease Spending on Government Assistance
                to the Unemployed
        923817  Increase/Decrease Spending on Poor people
        923818  Increase/Decrease Spending on Public schools
        923819  Increase/Decrease Spending on Aid to Big Cities


                     R'S RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE AND PRACTICE

        923820  Is Religion an Important Part of Respondent's Life
        923821  Amount of Guidance in Daily Living Provided by
                Respondent's Religion
        923822  How Often Does Respondent Pray
        923823  How Often Does Respondent Read the Bible
        923824  Respondent's View of the Bible
        923825  How Often Does Respondent Watch/Listen to Religious
                Programs
        923826  Does Respondent Attend Religious Services Apart From
                Weddings/Baptisms/Funerals
        923827  Does Respondent Consider Self Part of a Particular
                Church or Denomination
        923828  How Often Does Respondent Attend Religious Services
        923829  Does Respondent Attend Religious Services More Than
                Once a Week

                Denomination/Affiliation

        923830  Does Respondent Consider Self Protestant/Roman
                Catholic/Jewish
        923831  Respondent's Church/Denomination
        923832  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Baptist
        923833  Is Respondent's Church Affiliated With Larger Baptist
                Group/Strictly Local
        923834  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Lutheran
        923835  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Methodist
        923836  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Presbyterian
        923837  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Reformed
        923838  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Brethren
        923839  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Christian
        923840  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Church/Churches of Christ
        923841  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Church of God
        923842  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Holiness/Pentecostal
        923843  Respondent's Specific Denominational Affiliation -
                Other
        923844  Is "Other" Group Mentioned in V3843 Christian
        923845  If Jewish:  Is Respondent Orthodox/Conservative/Reform
        923846  Description of Respondent's Kind of Christianity
        923847  Is Respondent a Born-Again Christian
        923848  Is Respondent Officially a Member of a Place of
                Worship
        923849  Does Respondent Participate in Religious Group
                Outside of Place of Worship
        923850  Respondent's Religious Affiliation - Summary


                              PERSONAL INFORMATION

        923901  Respondent's Date of Birth - Month
        923902  Respondent's Date of Birth - Year
        923903  Respondent's Recoded Age
        923904  Respondent's Marital Status


                                 R'S EDUCATION

        923905  Years of Education Completed - R
        923906  Did Respondent Get High School Diploma/Pass
                Equivalency Test
        923907  Highest Degree Earned - R
        923908  Summary: R's Education


                          EDUCATION OF SPOUSE/PARTNER

        923909  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Respondent Married/Living with
                Partner

        923910  Years of Education Completed - Respondent's
                Spouse/Partner
        923911  Did Respondent's Spouse/Partner Get High School
                Diploma/Pass Equivalency Test
        923912  Highest Degree Earned - Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        923913  Summary: Spouse's Education


                             R'S OCCUPATION SECTION

        923914  Respondent's Working Status
        923915  Summary: Respondent's Working Status
        923916  If Unemployed: Has Respondent Ever Worked for Pay
        923917  If Retired: When Did Respondent Retire
        923918  If Disabled: Has Respondent Ever Worked for Pay
        923919  If Homemaker/Student: Is Respondent Doing Any Work for
                Pay at Present
        923920  If Unemployed Homemaker/Student: Has Respondent Worked
                for Pay in Last 6 Months
        923921  If Working/Temporarily Laid Off: Respondent's
                Occupation
        923922  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code
        923923  Prestige Score
        923924  Respondent's Industry/Business
        923925  Is Respondent Self-Employed/Works for Someone Else
        923926  Is Respondent Employed by Federal/State/Local
                Government
        923927  Number of Hours Worked Per Week by R
        923928  Is Respondent Satisfied with Number of Hours Worked
        923929  How Worried is Respondent About Losing Job


                 OCCUPATION - R WORKING OR TEMPORARILY LAID OFF

        923930  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Respondent is
                Working/Temporarily Laid Off
        923931  Was Respondent Out of Work/Laid Off During Last 6
                Months
        923932  Has Respondent Had Pay Cut/Reduction in Work Hours in
                Past 6 Months
        923933  Respondent's Last Occupation - Collapsed Census
                Occupation Code
        923934  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code
        923935  Prestige Score
        923936  Respondent's Last Occupation - Census Industry Code
        923937  Was Respondent Self-Employed/Worked for Someone Else
        923938  Was Respondent Employed by Federal/State/Local
                Government
        923939  Has Respondent Had a Job in the Past 6 Months
        923940  Number of Hours Per Week Respondent Worked


                 OCCUPATION - R UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED OR DISABLED

        923941  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Employment Status

        923942  Is Respondent Doing Any Work for Pay at the Present
                Time
        923943  Is Respondent Looking for Work at the Present Time
        923944  How Worried is Respondent About Not Being Able to Find
                a Job


                        R'S OCCUPATIONAL DATA - STACKED

        923945  Respondent's Last Occupation - Census Occupation Code
        923946  Respondent's Last Occupation - Collapsed 1980
                Occupation Code
        923947  Respondent's Last Occupation - Prestige Score
        923948  Respondent's Last Occupation - Census Industry Code
        923949  Was Respondent Self-Employed/Worked for Someone Else
        923950  Was Respondent Employed by Federal/State/Local
                Government
        923951  Number of Hours Respondent Worked in Average Week
        923952  Is Respondent Looking for Work at the Present Time
        923953  How Worried is Respondent About Not Being Able to Find
                a Job
        923954  Respondent's Present/Last Occupation - Census
                Occupation Code
        923955  Respondent's Current/Former Occupation - Collapsed
                Code
        923956  Respondent's Current/Former/Occupation - Census
                Industry Code
        923957  Was Respondent Self-Employed/Worked for Someone Else
        923958  Is/Was Respondent Employed by Federal/State/Local
                Government
        923959  Number of Hours Respondent Works/Worked on Job in
                Average Week
        923960  How Worried is Respondent About Losing Job/Not Being
                able to Find a Job
        923961  Has Respondent (If Unemployed/Disabled) Had a Job in
                the Last 6 Months
        923962  Is Respondent (If Unemployed/Retired/Disabled) Looking
                for Work at Present Time
        923963  Has Respondent (If Unemployed/Permanently Disabled)
                Ever Done Any Work For Pay


                          OCCUPATION OF SPOUSE/PARTNER

        924001  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Respondent's Marital Status

        924002  Is Respondent's Spouse/Partner Working Now
        924003  Summary: Working Status of Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        924004  Has Spouse/Partner (If Unemployed) Ever Worked for Pay
        924005  When Did Respondent's Spouse/Partner Retire
        924006  Has Respondent's Spouse/Partner (If Disabled) Ever
                Done Any Work for Pay
        924007  Is Respondent's Spouse/Partner (If Homemaker/Student)
                Doing Any Work for Pay
        924008  Has Respondent's Spouse/Partner Done Any Work in Last
                6 Months for Pay
        924009  Present Occupation of Respondent's Spouse/Partner -
                Census Occupation code
        924010  Collapsed 1980 Occupation Code - Respondent's
                Spouse/Partner
        924011  Prestige Score - Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        924012  Census Industry Code - Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        924013  Respondent's Spouse/Partner was Self-Employed/Worked
                for Someone Else
        924014  Is Respondent's Spouse/Partner Employed by
                Federal/State/Local Government
        924015  Number of Hours Worked by Respondent's Spouse/Partner
                in Average Week
        924016  Does Respondent's Spouse/Partner Work More/Fewer Hours
                Than He/She Wants
        924017  How Worried is Respondent's Spouse/Partner About
                Losing His/Her Job


                   OCCUPATION - SPOUSE/PARTNER WORKING NOW OR
                              TEMPORARILY LAID OFF

        924018  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Employment Status of
                Respondent's Spouse/Partner

        924019  Has Respondent's Spouse/Partner Been Out of Work/Laid
                Off in Last 6 Months
        924020  Has Respondent's Spouse/Partner Had Reduction in
                Hours/Pay in Last Six Months
        924021  Census Occupation Code - Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        924022  Collapsed Census Occupation Code - Respondent's
                Spouse/Partner
        924023  Prestige Score - Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        924024  Census Industry Code - Respondent's  Spouse/Partner
        924025  Respondent's Spouse/Partner Worked for Someone
                Else/Was Self-Employed
        924026  Was Respondent's Spouse/Partner Employed by
                Federal/State/Local Government
        924027  Has Respondent's Spouse/Partner had a Job in the Last
                6 Months
        924028  Number of Works Worked By Respondent's Spouse/Partner
                in Average Week


                OCCUPATION - SPOUSE/PARTNER UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED
                                  OR DISABLED

        924029  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Employment Status of
                Respondent's Spouse/Partner

        924030  Is Respondent's Spouse/Partner Doing Any Work for Pay
                as the Present Time
        924031  Is Respondent's Spouse/Partner Looking for Work at the
                Present Time
        924032  How Worried is Respondent's Spouse/Partner About
                Losing His/Her Job
        924033  Census Occupation Code - Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        924034  Collapsed Census Occupation Code - Respondent's
                Spouse/Partner
        924035  Prestige Score - Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        924036  Census Industry Code - Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        924037  Respondent's Spouse/Partner Worked for Someone
                Else/Was Unemployed
        924038  Was Respondent's Spouse/Partner Employed by
                Federal/State/Local Government
        924039  Number of Hours Worked by Respondent's Spouse/Partner
                in Average Week
        924040  Is Respondent's Spouse/Partner Looking for Work at the
                Present Time
        924041  How Worried is Respondent's Spouse/Partner About Not
                Being Able to find a Job


                  SPOUSE/PARTNER'S OCCUPATIONAL DATA - STACKED

        924042  Census Occupation Code - Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        924043  Collapsed Census Occupation Code - Respondent's
                Spouse/Partner
        924044  Census Industry Code - Respondent's Spouse/Partner
        924045  Respondent's Spouse/Partner Works/Worked for Someone
                Else or Is/Was Unemployed
        924046  Was Respondent's Spouse/Partner Employed by
                Federal/State/Local Government
        924047  Number of Hours Worked by Respondent's Spouse/Partner
                in Average Week
        924048  How Worried is Respondent's Spouse/Partner About
                Losing His/Her Job
        924049  Has Respondent's Spouse/Partner Had a Job in the Past
                6 Months
        924050  Is Respondent's Spouse/Partner Looking For Work at the
                Present Time
        924051  Has Respondent's Spouse/Partner Ever Done Any Work For
                Pay


                                UNION MEMBERSHIP

        924101  Does Anyone in Respondent's Household Belong to a
                Labor Union
        924102  Who in Respondent's Household Belongs to a Labor Union


                                HOUSEHOLD INCOME

        924103  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Respondent Only HH Member Age
                14 or Older
        924104  Respondent's Family Income Before Taxes
        924105  Respondent's Income Before Taxes


                              SHORT FORM VARIABLES

        924106  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Respondent Only HH
                Member Age 14 or Older

        924107  Respondent's Family Income Before Taxes
        924108  Family Income Category
        924109  Was Respondent's Income Before Taxes Above/Below
                $24,999
        924110  Respondent's Income


                               R'S CLASS IDENTITY

        924111  Does Respondent Think of Self as Belonging to a Social
                Class
        924112  Does Respondent Think of Self as Middle Class or
                Working Class
        924113  If Middle Class: Is Respondent Average/Upper Middle
                Class
        924114  Summary: Respondent's Social Class
        924115  Does Respondent Feel Closer to Middle/Working Class


                           R'S ETHNIC GROUP IDENTITY

        924116  Respondent's Main Ethnic/Nationality Group (Other Than
                American) - 1st Mention
        924117  Respondent's Main Ethnic/Nationality Group (Other Than
                American) - 2nd Mention
        924118  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT:  Number of Groups Mentioned
        924119  Ethnic/National Group R Identifies Most Closely
        924120  Both Parents Born in This Country
        924121  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Hispanic Group Mentioned/Not
                Mentioned
        924122  Is R of Spanish/Hispanic Origin/Descent
        924123  Category Best Describing Hispanic Origin


                                 R'S BACKGROUND

        924124  Birthplace
        924125  Where R Grew Up
        924126  Occupation of Father - Collapsed Occupation Code
        924127  Did Mother Have a Job
        924128  Occupation of Mother - Collapsed Occupation Code
        924129  Type of Community R Grew Up In
        924130  How Long R Has Lived in Present
                City/Town/Township/County
        924131  Where Lived Previously - City
        924132  Where Lived Previously - State/Country
        924133  Distance to Previous Residence


                      RESIDENCE AND HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

        924134  How Long R Has Lived at Current Residence
        924135  Does R/Family Own/Rent Home
        924136  Does R Have Any Children
        924137  Number of Children Under Age 6
        924138  Number of Children Under Age 6 Living With R
        924139  Number of Children Between 6-18 Years Old
        924140  Number of Children Between Age 6-18 Living With R
        924141  Responsible for Raising Any Other Children
        924142  How Many Additional Children Live With R
        924143  Ending Time of Interview


                      CONDITIONS OF PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEW

        924201  Sex
        924202  Race
        924203  Other Persons Present at Interview
        924204  Cooperation
        924205  Level of Information About Politics/Public Affairs
        924206  Intelligence
        924207  Level of Suspicion About the Study Before Interview
        924208  Interest in the Interview
        924209  Sincerity of Answers
        924210  Did R Report Income Correctly
        924211  Estimate of Family Income by Interviewer
        924212  Interview in English/Translated into Another Language
        924213  What Language Was Interview Translated Into
        924214  Reaction to Interview - 1st Mention
        924215  Reaction to Interview - 2nd Mention
        924216  Reaction to Interview - 3rd Mention
        924217  Reaction to Interview - 4th Mention
        924218  Reaction to Interview - 5th Mention
        924219  Reaction to Interview - 6th Mention
        924220  Reaction to Interview - 7th Mention
        924221  Reaction to Interview - 8th Mention
        924222  Reaction to Interview - 9th Mention
        924223  Reaction to Interview - 10th Mention


                  PROBE INDICATORS FOR PRE-ELECTION INTERVIEW

        924224  George Bush
        924225  Bill Clinton
        924226  Ross Perot
        924227  Dan Quayle
        924228  Albert Gore
        924229  Anita Hill
        924230  Tom Foley
        924231  Barbara Bush
        924232  Hillary Clinton
        924233  Clarence Thomas
        924234  Pat Buchanan
        924235  Jesse Jackson
        924236  The Democratic Party
        924237  The Republican Party


                              POST-ELECTION SURVEY


                         1992 POST-ELECTION INFORMATION

        925001  Case ID Number
        925002  Sample-Form Indicator
        925003  Mode of Interview - Telephone/Personal
        925004  Beginning Time of Interview
        925005  Date of Interview - Month
        925006  Date of Interview - Day
        925007  Interviewer's Interview Number
        925008  Interview Length in Minutes
        925009  Length of Pre-Edit
        925010  Length of Post-Edit in Minutes
        925011  Total Number of Calls
        925012  Result Code


                              SAMPLING INFORMATION

        925013  Short/Panel-Form Only: Reasons for Using Short-Form
        925014  Is R Living at Sample Address
        925015  Recontact: Was Name Obtained
        925016  Recontact: Interviewer Checkpoint: Address Obtained
        925017  Recontact: If Address Different From Sample Label
        925018  Recontact: Was Phone Number Obtained
        925019  Recontact: Is Phone Listed in Current Directory
        925020  Recontact: Is Phone Listed in Name
        925021  Recontact: Does R Have Another Residence
        925022  Recontact: Name/Phone of Contact Person for R
        925023  Refusal Conversion Indicator
        925024  Persuasion Letter Requested
        925025  R Payment Offered - Amount
        925026  R Payment Paid - Amount
        925027  Contact Description: Did R Refuse Initially
        925028  Contact Description: Did R Break Any Appointments

                          R'S RESISTANCE TO INTERVIEW

        925029  Waste of Time
        925030  Very Ill
        925031  Too Busy
        925032  Stressful Family Situation
        925033  Confidentiality
        925034  Invasion of Privacy
        925035  Other Reason

                            INTERVIEWER INFORMATION

        925036  Interviewer's ID Number
        925037  Supervisor's ID Number
        925038  Interviewer's Race
        925039  Interviewer's Ethnicity
        925040  Interviewer's Age Bracketed
        925041  Interviewer's Yrs of Experience - Up to Sept 1, 1992
        925042  Interviewer's Gender
        925043  Interviewer's Education


                              GEOGRAPHIC VARIABLES

        925101  ICPSR State/Congressional District - R Voting Outside
                Sample Address
        925102  Interest in Political Campaigns
        925103  Did R Watch Programs About Campaign on TV
        925104  Number of Campaign Programs R Watched on TV
        925105  Does R Ever Discuss Politics With Family/Friends
        925106  How Often R Discusses Politics With Family/Friends
        925107  Number of Days in Past Week That R Talked Politics
                With Family/Friends
        925108  How Much R Cared About Outcome of U.S. House Elections
        925109  Does R Remember Names of Candidates for U.S. House of
                Representatives


                                 HOUSE CAMPAIGN

        925110  Number of House Candidate - 1st Mention
        925111  Party of House Candidate - 1st Mention
        925112  Collapsed Code: House Candidate - 1st Mention
        925113  Knowledge of Names/Parties: House Candidate - 1st
                Mention
        925114  Number of House Candidate - 2nd Mention
        925115  Party of House Candidate - 2nd Mention
        925116  Collapsed Code: House Candidate - 2nd Mention
        925117  Knowledge of Names/Parties: House Candidate - 2nd
                Mention
        925118  Number of House Candidate - 3rd Mention
        925119  Party of House Candidate - 3rd Mention
        925120  Collapsed Code: House Candidate - 3rd Mention
        925121  Knowledge of Names/Parties: House Candidate - 3rd
                Mention


                                SENATE CAMPAIGN
        925201  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: U.S. Senate Race in State
        925202  Does R Remember Names of Candidates for U.S. Senate
        925203  Number of Senate Candidate - 1st Mention
        925204  Party of Senate Candidate - 1st Mention
        925205  Collapsed Code: Senate Candidate - 1st Mention
        925206  Knowledge of Names/Parties: Senate Candidate - 1st
                Mention
        925207  Number of Senate Candidate - 2nd Mention
        925208  Party of Senate Candidate - 2nd Mention
        925209  Collapsed Code: Senate Candidate - 2nd Mention
        925210  Knowledge of Names/Parties: Senate Candidate - 2nd
                Mention
        925211  Number of Senate Candidate - 3rd Mention
        925212  Party of Senate Candidate - 3rd Mention
        925213  Collapsed Code: Senate Candidate - 3rd Mention
        925214  Knowledge of Names/Parties: Senate Candidate - 3rd
                Mention

                             CALIFORNIA SENATE RACE

        925215  Does R Remember Names of Candidates in California
                Senate Race
        925216  Number of Senate Candidate: California - 1st Mention
        925217  Party of Senate Candidate: California - 1st Mention
        925218  Collapsed Code: Senate Candidate - 1st Mention,
                California
        925219  Knowledge of Names/Parties: Senate Candidate, CA - 1st
                Mention
        925220  Number of Senate Candidate: California - 2nd Mention
        925221  Party of Senate Candidate: California - 2nd Mention
        925222  Collapsed Code: Senate Candidate - 2nd Mention,
                California
        925223  Knowledge of Names/Parties: Senate Candidate, CA - 2nd
                Mention
        925224  Number of Senate Candidate: California - 3rd Mention
        925225  Party of Senate Candidate: California - 3rd Mention
        925226  Collapsed Code: Senate Candidate - 3rd Mention,
                California
        925227  Knowledge of Names/Parties: Senate Candidate, CA - 3rd
                Mention
        925228  Number of Senate Candidate: California - 4th Mention
        925229  Party of Senate Candidate: California - 4th Mention
        925230  Collapsed Code: Senate Candidate - 4th Mention,
                California
        925231  Knowledge of Names/Parties: Senate Candidate, CA - 4th
                Mention


               FEELING THERMOMETERS: POLITICAL FIGURES AND GROUPS

        925301  Feeling Thermometer - George Bush
        925302  Feeling Thermometer - Bill Clinton
        925303  Feeling Thermometer - Ross Perot
        925304  Feeling Thermometer - Democratic U.S. Senate Candidate
        925305  Feeling Thermometer - Republican U.S. Senate Candidate
        925306  Feeling Thermometer - Democratic U.S. Senate
                Candidate, California
        925307  Feeling Thermometer - Republican U.S. Senate
                Candidate, California
        925308  Feeling Thermometer - Dem/Rep Senator: Term not up in
                state with race
        925309  Feeling Thermometer - Senator #1
        925310  Feeling Thermometer - Senator #2
        925311  Feeling Thermometer - Democratic House Candidate
        925312  Feeling Thermometer - Republican House Candidate
        925313  Feeling Thermometer - Retiring Democratic
                Representative
        925314  Feeling Thermometer - Third Party/Independent House
                Candidate
        925315  Feeling Thermometer - James Stockdale


                          FEELING THERMOMETERS: GROUPS

        925316  Feeling Thermometer - Labor Unions
        925317  Feeling Thermometer - Feminists
        925318  Feeling Thermometer - People On Welfare
        925319  Feeling Thermometer - Conservatives
        925320  Feeling Thermometer - Poor People
        925321  Feeling Thermometer - Catholics
        925322  Feeling Thermometer - Big Business
        925323  Feeling Thermometer - Blacks
        925324  Feeling Thermometer - The Women's Movement
        925325  Feeling Thermometer - The Federal Government in
                Washington
        925326  Feeling Thermometer - Liberals
        925327  Feeling Thermometer - Hispanic-Americans
        925328  Feeling Thermometer - The Military
        925329  Feeling Thermometer - Environmentalists
        925330  Feeling Thermometer - Lawyers
        925331  Feeling Thermometer - Illegal Immigrants
        925332  Feeling Thermometer - Southerners
        925333  Feeling Thermometer - Whites
        925334  Feeling Thermometer - Jews
        925335  Feeling Thermometer - Gay Men and Lesbians
        925336  Feeling Thermometer - Immigrants
        925337  Feeling Thermometer - Congress
        925338  Feeling Thermometer - Christian Fundamentalists
        925339  Feeling Thermometer - Asian-Americans
        925340  Feeling Thermometer - The Police

                 R'S LIKES/DISLIKES OF CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES

        925401  Whether R Liked Anything About Democratic Candidate
                for U.S. House
        925402  What R Likes About Democratic Candidate for U.S.
                House - 1st Mention
        925403  What R Likes About Democratic Candidate for U.S.
                House - 2nd Mention
        925404  What R Likes About Democratic Candidate for U.S.
                House - 3rd Mention
        925405  What R Likes About Democratic Candidate for U.S.
                House - 4th Mention
        925406  What R Likes About Democratic Candidate for U.S.
                House - 5th Mention
        925407  Whether R Disliked Anything About Democratic Candidate
                for U.S. House
        925408  What R Dislikes About Democratic Candidate for U.S.
                House - 1st Mention
        925409  What R Dislikes About Democratic Candidate for U.S.
                House - 2nd Mention
        925410  What R Dislikes About Democratic Candidate for U.S.
                House - 3rd Mention
        925411  What R Dislikes About Democratic Candidate for U.S.
                House - 4th Mention
        925412  What R Dislikes About Democratic Candidate for U.S.
                House - 5th Mention
        925413  Whether R Liked Anything About Republican Candidate
                for U.S. House
        925414  What R Likes About Republican Candidate for U.S.
                House - 1st Mention
        925415  What R Likes About Republican Candidate for U.S.
                House - 2nd Mention
        925416  What R Likes About Republican Candidate for U.S.
                House - 3rd Mention
        925417  What R Likes About Republican Candidate for U.S.
                House - 4th Mention
        925418  What R Likes About Republican Candidate for U.S.
                House - 5th Mention
        925419  Whether R Disliked Republican Candidate for U.S. House
        925420  What R Dislikes About Republican Candidate for U.S.
                House - 1st Mention
        925421  What R Dislikes About Republican Candidate for U.S.
                House - 2nd Mention
        925422  What R Dislikes About Republican Candidate for U.S.
                House - 3rd Mention
        925423  What R Dislikes About Republican Candidate for U.S.
                House - 4th Mention
        925424  What R Dislikes About Republican Candidate for U.S.
                House - 5th Mention

                       IMPORTANT ISSUES - HOUSE CAMPAIGN

        925425  Most Important Issue - 1st Mention
        925426  Most Important Issue - 2nd Mention
        925427  Most Important Issue - 3rd Mention
        925428  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Whether R Mentioned Issues
        925429  Most Important Issue to R in U.S. House Campaign
        925430  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Type of Race/Number of
                Candidates
        925431  Did R Prefer One of the Candidates Because of This
                Issue
        925432  Candidate R Preferred for U.S. House
        925433  Party of U.S. House Candidate Named in V 5432
        925434  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Type of Race/Number of
                Candidates
        925435  Whether Either U.S. House Candidate Was An Incumbent
        925436  Candidate Number Code - U.S. House Incumbent
        925437  Party of U.S. House Incumbent
        925438  If Only 1 House Candidate: Was Candidate Incumbent
        925439  If Only 1 House Candidate: Candidate Number Code
        925440  Only 1 House Candidate: Party of Candidate
        925501  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Democratic Candidate

                  PERSONAL CONTACT WITH DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

        925502  R Had Contact With Democratic House Candidate
        925503  R Met Democratic House Candidate Personally
        925504  R Attended Meeting Where Democratic House Candidate
                Spoke
        925505  R Talked With U.S. House Candidate's Staff/Office
        925506  R Received Mail from Democratic House Candidate
        925507  R Read About Democratic House Candidate in
                Newspaper/Magazine
        925508  R Heard Democratic House Candidate on Radio
        925509  R Saw Democratic House Candidate on TV
        925510  R Had Contact With Democratic House Candidate in Other
                Ways
        925511  Does R Know Anyone Who Had Contact With Democratic
                House Candidate


                  PERSONAL CONTACT WITH REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES

        925512  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Republican Candidate
        925513  R Had Contact With Republican House Candidate
        925514  R Met Republican House Candidate Personally
        925515  R Attended Meeting Where Republican House Candidate
                Spoke
        925516  R Talked to Republican House Candidate's Staff/Office
        925517  R Received Mail From Republican House Candidate
        925518  R Read About Republican House Candidate in
                Newspaper/Magazine
        925519  R Heard Republican House Candidate on Radio
        925520  R Saw Republican House Candidate on TV
        925521  R Had Contact With Republican House Candidate in Other
                Ways
        925522  Does R Know Anyone Who Has Had Contact With Republican
                House Candidate


                             VOTING SECTION: VOTERS

        925601  Did R Vote in Elections in November
        925602  Was R Registered to Vote in November Election
        925603  Is R Registered to Vote at Current Address
        925604  County/State of Voter Registration
        925605  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: R Voted/Did Not Vote
        925606  R Voted In Person/By Absentee Ballot
        925607  Where Did R Go to Vote in the November Election
        925608  Did R Vote for a Candidate for President
        925609  Who Did R Vote for in the Presidential Election
        925610  Strength of Preference for Presidential Candidate
        925611  How Long Before Election Did R Decide How to Vote


                               PRESIDENTIAL VOTE

        925612  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Presidential Vote

          Voted for George Bush:

        925613  Did R Ever Think of Voting for Clinton/Perot
        925614  Which Candidate (Clinton/Perot) Did R Think of Voting for

          Voted for Bill Clinton:

        925615  Did R Ever Think of Voting for Bush/Perot
        925616  Which Candidate (Bush/Perot) Did R Think of Voting for

          Voted for Ross Perot:

        925617  Did R Ever Think of Voting for Clinton/Bush
        925618  Which Candidate (Clinton/Bush) Did R Think of Voting for
        925619  Consideration of Other Candidates - Summary

        925620  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: VOTING RESPONDENT; Registered
                In/Outside State of IW

        925621  Did R Vote For U.S. House Candidate
        925622  Who R Voted For in U.S. House Election
        925623  Candidate Named - U.S. House of Representatives
        925624  Strength of Preference for U.S. House Candidate


                               STATE SENATE RACES

        925625  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Senate Race in State
        925626  Did R Vote for U.S. Senate Candidate
        925627  Who R Voted For in U.S. Senate Election
        925628  Candidate Named - U.S. Senate
        925629  U.S. Senate Candidate R Voted For
        925630  Candidate Named - U.S. Senate, California
        925631  2nd U.S. Senate Candidate R Voted For - California
        925632  2nd Candidate Named - U.S. Senate, California
        925633  Did R Prefer One Candidate for President
        925634  Presidential Candidate R Preferred
        925635  Strength of Preference for Presidential Candidate
        925636  Did R Prefer One Candidate for U.S. House
        925637  U.S. House Candidate Preferred by R
        925638  Candidate Named - U.S. House


                              SPOUSE/PARTNER VOTED

        925639  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Martial Status
        925640  Did Spouse/Partner Vote in November Election


                       CONTACT WITH U.S. HOUSE INCUMBENT

        925701  Did R/Family Contact U.S. House Incumbent/Office
        925702  Reason for Contact With House Incumbent - Express
                Opinion
        925703  Reason for Contact With House Incumbent - Seek
                Information
        925704  Reason for Contact With House Incumbent - Seek Help On
                a Problem
        925705  Did R Get Response From House Incumbent/Office
        925706  Level of Satisfaction With Response From House
                Incumbent
        925707  Does R Know Anyone Else Who Contacted House
                Incumbent/Office
        925708  Did Those Who Contacted House Incumbent Get a Response
        925709  Level of Satisfaction of Those Who Contacted House
                Incumbent
        925710  Approval Rating of House Incumbent
        925711  Strength of Approval Rating of House Incumbent
        925712  Helpfulness of House With Another Problem
        925713  Anything Special Done by House Incumbent for District
        925714  Is House Incumbent Keeping in Touch with R's District
        925715  Has R Heard/Read About U.S. Representatives Writing
                Bad Checks
        925716  Opinion on Bad Checks Written by U.S. Representatives


                          PROBLEMS WITH THE HOUSE BANK

        925717  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Candidate List Includes House
                Incumbent
        925718  Did House Incumbent Write Any Bad Checks
        925719  Did House Incumbent Write A Lot/A Few Bad Checks
        925720  Does R Think That Reps Who Wrote Bad Checks Broke Any
                Laws


                          IMPORTANT NATIONAL PROBLEMS

        925721  How Often R Follows Government/Public Affairs
        925722  Most Important Problem - 1st Mention
        925723  Most Important Problem - 2nd Mention
        925724  Most Important Problem - 3rd Mention
        925725  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Important Problem
        925726  The Single Most Important Problem the Country Faces
        925727  How Good A Job Government is Doing With This Problem
        925728  Political Party Most Likely to Get Gov't to Do Better
                Job on Problem


                    R'S OPINION ON VARIOUS POLITICAL ISSUES
                         (See also Variables 5922-5938)

        925729  Opinion on Less/More Government
        925730  Government/Free Market Should Handle Economic Problems
        925731  Reason Government Has Become Bigger Over the Years
        925732  Better When One Party Controls Both Presidency and
                Congress


                   PARTY CONTACTS WITH R DURING THE CAMPAIGN

        925801  Political Party Contact R to Talk About Campaign
        925802  Which Party Contacted R to Talk About Campaign
        925803  Anyone Else Contact R About Supporting Specific
                Candidates
        925804  Which Candidate Was R Asked to Support - 1st Mention
        925805  Which Candidate Was R Asked to Support - 2nd Mention
        925806  Which Candidate Was R Asked to Support - 3rd Mention

                            R'S POLITICAL ACTIVITIES

        925807  Did R Try to Influence Someone Else's Vote
        925808  Was R Contacted in Order to Influence His/Her Vote
        925809  Did R Wear Button/Use Car Sticker/Place Sign in Window
                During Campaign
        925810  Did R Attend Political Meetings/Rallies to Support a
                Candidate
        925811  Was R Invited to Political Rallies/Meetings to Support
                a Candidate
        925812  Did R Do Any Other Work for One of the
                Parties/Candidates
        925813  Was R Asked to do Work for Candidate/Party


                          R'S POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS

        925814  Did R Use $ 1 Political Contribution Option on Federal
                Tax Return
        925815  Did R Give Money to a Candidate Running for Public
                Office
        925816  Party of Candidate to Whom R Made Contribution
        925817  Did R Give money to a Political Party During Election
                Year
        925818  Political Party to Which R Gave Money
        925819  Did R Give Money to Other Group That Supported/Opposed
                Candidates
        925820  Did Anyone Talk to R About Registering to Vote/Voting
        925821  Did R Receive Requests Through Mail for Political
                Contributions
        925822  How Many Mail Requests for Political Contributions Did
                R Receive
        925823  Did R Contribute Because of Mail Received
        925824  Did R Receive Telephone Requests for Political
                Contributions
        925825  How Many Telephone Requests for Political
                Contributions Did R Receive
        925826  Did R Contribute Because of Telephone Calls
        925827  Was R Contacted in Person for Political Contributions
        925828  Did R Receive Quite a Few Personal Contacts for
                Contributions
        925829  Did R Contribute Because of Personal Contacts


                               PARTY DIFFERENCES

        925901  Does R See Important Differences Between Parties
        925902  Important Differences: Party Reference - 1st Mention
        925903  Party Difference Content Code - 1st Mention
        925904  Important Differences: Party Reference - 2nd Mention
        925905  Party Difference Content Code - 2nd Mention
        925906  Important Differences: Party Reference - 3rd Mention
        925907  Party Difference Content Code - 3rd Mention
        925908  Important Differences: Party Reference - 4th Mention
        925909  Party Difference Content Code - 4th Mention
        925910  Important Differences: Party Reference - 5th Mention
        925911  Party Difference Content Code - 5th Mention
        925912  Important Differences: Party Reference - 6th Mention
        925913  Party Difference Content Code - 6th Mention
        925914  Whether One Party is More Conservative at the National
                Level
        925915  Party R Thinks is More Conservative


                              POLITICAL KNOWLEDGE

        925916  Job/Political Office Held by Dan Quayle
        925917  Job/Political Office Held by William Rehnquist
        925918  Job/Political Office Held by Boris Yeltsin
        925919  Job/Political Office Held by Tom Foley
        925920  Who Has Final Responsibility to Decide
                Constitutionality of Law
        925921  Who Nominates Judges to the Federal Courts


                  OPINIONS ON VARIOUS SOCIAL/POLITICAL ISSUES
                         (See also Variables 5729-5732)

        925922  Is R Willing to Pay More Tax to Increase Gov't.
                Spending

                                  HOMOSEXUALS

        925923  Does R Favor/Oppose Laws Against Job Discrimination of
                Homosexuals
        925924  Strength of Favor/Opposition to Homosexual Job
                Discrimination Laws
        925925  Should Homosexuals Be Allowed to Serve in U.S.  Armed
                Forces
        925926  Strength of Opinion on Homosexuals Serving in U.S.
                Armed Forces
        925927  Should Homosexual Couples Be Legally Permitted to
                Adopt Children
        925928  Strength of Opinion on Homosexual Couples Adopting
                Children

                                  CIVIL RIGHTS

        925929  Are Civil Rights Leaders Pushing Too Fast/Going Too
                Slowly/About Right
        925930  Amount of Change in Position of Black People in Past
                Few Years
        925931  Does R Favor One Side in Debate Re: Gov't.
                Integration of Schools
        925932  Opinion on Gov't.  Integration of Schools

                                 DEATH PENALTY

        925933  Does R Favor/Oppose Death Penalty For Persons
                Convicted of Murder
        925934  Strength of Favor/Opposition to Death Penalty for
                Murder

                               AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

        925935  Is R For/Against Preferential Hiring/Promotion of
                Blacks
        925936  Strength of Opinion on Preferential Hiring/Promotion
                of Blacks
        925937  Does R Take a Side Re: Gov't.  Ensuring Fair Treatment
        925938  Should Gov't. See to it That Blacks Get Fair Treatment

        925939  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Panel/Cross-Section R

                      IMPORTANCE OF FOREIGN POLICY GOALS:

        925940  Securing Adequate Energy Supplies
        925941  Preventing Spread of Nuclear Weapons
        925942  Reducing Environmental Pollution
        925943  Protecting Weaker Nations
        925944  Bringing Democracy to Other Nations

                                 SCHOOL PRAYER

        925945  Opinion on Issue of School Prayer
        925946  Strength of Opinion on School Prayer

                                     QUOTAS

        925947  Is R For/Against Quotas to Admit Black Students
        925948  Strength of Opinion on Quotas

                               VIEWS OF CONGRESS

        925949  Approval Rating of U.S. Congress
        925950  Strength of Approval/Disapproval of U.S. Congress
        925951  Which Party Had Most Members in House Before Election
        925952  Which Party Had Most Members in Senate Before Election


                                 WOMEN'S ISSUES

        926001  Attention R Pays to Women's Issues in the News
        926002  Does R Think of Self as a Feminist
        926003  Is R a Strong Feminist
        926004  Best Way for Women to Improve Their Position
        926005  Sense of Pride in the Accomplishments of Women
        926006  Angry About the Way Women are Treated in Society
        926007  Power and Influence of Women Compared to Men
        926008  Power and Influence Women Ought to Have Compared to
                Men
        926009  Women's Power/Influence Compared to Men
        926010  Power/Influence of Men and Women in Most Families
        926011  Men or Women Should Have More Power/Influence in Most
                Families
        926012  How Strongly R Feels About Men's /Women's
                Power/Influence in Families


                                 NATIONAL GOALS

        926013  Most Desirable Goal for a Nation
        926014  Second Choice for Most Desirable National Goal
        926015  Power of the Government in Washington
        926016  Gov't. is Getting Too Powerful/Not Getting Too Strong
        926017  Gov't. Should Become More Powerful/Stay the Way it is
        926018  Party Most Likely to Favor a Powerful Government in
                Washington


                        DESIRABLE QUALITIES FOR CHILDREN

        926019  Independence or Respect for Others
        926020  Obedience or Self-Reliance
        926021  Curiosity or Good Manners
        926022  Being Considerate or Well Behaved

        926023  Gov't. Funds to Support Public/Private/Parochial
                Schools


                              R AGREES/DISAGREES:

        926024  Society Should Ensure Equal Opportunity to Succeed
        926025  Gone Too Far in Pushing Equal Rights in U.S.
        926026  U.S. Better Off if Worried Less About Equality
        926027  Not Problem if Some Have More of a Chance in Life
        926028  Fewer Problems in U.S. if People Treated Equally
        926029  Big Problem in U.S. With Not Giving Equal Chances
        926101  Should not Vote if You Don't Care About Outcome
        926102  People Like R Have No Say About What Gov't. Does
        926103  Public Officials Don't Care What R Thinks
        926104  Politics/Government Too Complicated to Understand
        926105  Understands Important Political Issues Facing U.S.
        926106  Well-Qualified to Participate in Politics
        926107  Could Do as Good a Job in Public Office as Others
        926108  Better Informed About Politics/Gov't. Than Most


                   R'S DEFINITION OF LIBERAL AND CONSERVATIVE

        926109  What "Liberal" Means to R - 1st Mention
        926110  What "Liberal" Means to R - 2nd Mention
        926111  What "Liberal" Means to R - 3rd Mention

        926112  What "Conservative" Means to R - 1st Mention
        926113  What "Conservative" Means to R - 2nd Mention
        926114  What "Conservative" Means to R - 3rd Mention


                              R AGREES/DISAGREES:

        926115  Adjust Morals to Changing World
        926116  Tolerate Different Moral Standards
        926117  Fewer Problems in U.S. if Emphasis on Family Ties
        926118  New Lifestyles Contribute to Breakdown of Society
        926119  Sex With Someone Other Than Spouse Always Wrong

        926120  Much of the Time Gov't. Can Be Trusted to Do What
                is Right
        926121  Does Government Waste Tax Money
        926122  Gov't. Run by Big Interests or For Benefit of all
                People
        926123  Many of the People Running the Government are Crooked
        926124  Do Elections Make Gov't. Pay Attention to What People
                Think
        926125  Amount of Attention Gov't. Pays to What People Think
                When Deciding


                              R AGREES/DISAGREES:

        926126  Blacks Should Work Way Up Without Special Favors
        926127  Blacks Have Gotten Less Than They Deserve
        926128  If Blacks Tried Harder Could Be Well Off as Whites
        926129  Difficult for Blacks to Work Out of Lower Class


                                   PATRIOTISM

        926130  How Does R Feel When He/She Sees the American Flag
                Flying
        926131  How Strong is Love for Country


                     SOCIAL SECURITY AND MEDICARE BENEFITS

        926132  Are Social Security Benefits Too Low/About Right/Too
                High
        926133  Are Social Security Benefits Much Too Low/High,
                Somewhat Too Low/High
        926134  Does R Favor/Oppose Taxes on Social Security Benefits
        926135  Strength of Favor/Opposition Re: Taxing Social
                Security Benefits
        926136  Does R Favor/Oppose Expanding Medicare to Pay for
                Nursing Home Care
        926137  Does R Favor/Oppose Expanding Medicare Strongly/Not so
                Strongly


                       VOLUNTEERISM AND COMMUNITY SERVICE

        926138  Was R Able to Devote Any Time to Volunteer Work in
                Last 12 Months
        926139  Would R Say Most People Can be Trusted or You Can't be
                Too Careful
        926140  Would R Say People Are Helpful or That They Look Out
                For Themselves
        926141  Does R Have Neighbors That He/She Knows and Talks to
                Regularly
        926142  How Many Neighbors Does R Talk to Regularly
        926143  Would R be Happy to Serve/Rather Not Serve on a Jury
        926144  Has R Worked on Some Community Problem in Last 12
                Months
        926145  Was R Able to Contribute Money to Church/Charity in
                Last 12 Months


                              ECONOMIC PROJECTIONS

        926146  Will R Be Better/Worse Off/Same Financially 1 Year
                From Now
        926147  Will R Be Much/Somewhat Better/Worse Off Financially 1
                Year From Now
        926148  Does R Think National Economy Will Get
                Better/Worse/Stay Same
        926149  Will National Economy Be Much/Somewhat Better/Worse
        926150  Will What R Pays in Taxes Over Next Year Go
                Up/Down/Stay Same
        926151  Will What R Pays in Taxes Go Up a Lot/a Little
        926152  Does R Think There Will Be More/Less/Same Unemployment
                in 12 Months


                              GROUP IDENTIFICATION

        926201  Group R Feels Close To - Poor People
        926202  Group R Feels Close To - Asian Americans
        926203  Group R Feels Close To - Liberals
        926204  Group R Feels Close To - The Elderly
        926205  Group R Feels Close To - Blacks
        926206  Group R Feels Close To - Labor Unions
        926207  Group R Feels Close To - Feminists
        926208  Group R Feels Close To - Southerners
        926209  Group R Feels Close To - Business People
        926210  Group R Feels Close To - Young People
        926211  Group R Feels Close To - Conservatives
        926212  Group R Feels Close To - Hispanic-Americans
        926213  Group R Feels Close To - Women
        926214  Group R Feels Close To - Working-Class People
        926215  Group R Feels Close To - Whites
        926216  Group R Feels Close To - Middle-Class People

        926217  INTERVIEWER CHECKPOINT: Mention of Group
        926218  Single Group R Feels Closest to
        926219  Organization/Activity Representing Interests of
                Group(1)
        926220  Organization/Activity Representing Interests of
                Group(2)


                               WORK ETHIC SCALES

        926221  Work Ethic Scale - Whites
        926222  Work Ethic Scale - Blacks
        926223  Work Ethic Scale - Asian Americans
        926224  Work Ethic Scale - Hispanic Americans

                              INTELLIGENCE SCALES

        926225  Intelligence Scale - Whites
        926226  Intelligence Scale - Blacks
        926227  Intelligence Scale - Asian Americans
        926228  Intelligence Scale - Hispanic Americans

                               DISPOSITION SCALES

        926229  Disposition Scale - Whites
        926230  Disposition Scale - Blacks
        926231  Disposition Scale - Asian Americans
        926232  Disposition Scale - Hispanic Americans

                      ENGLISH AS OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF U.S.

        926233  Does R Favor/Oppose Law Making English Official
                Language of U.S.
        926234  How to Teach Children Who Don't Speak English When
                Entering School
        926235  Foreign Immigrants Permitted to U.S. Increase/Decrease

                          EFFECT OF HISPANICS ON U.S.

        926236  Improve Culture With New Ideas/Customs
        926237  Higher Taxes Due to Demand for Services
        926238  Jobs Taken Away From People Already Here
        926239  Improve Culture With New Ideas/Customs
        926240  Higher Taxes Due to Demand for Services
        926241  Take Away Jobs From People Already Here

        926242  Should Foreign Immigrants Be Immediately Eligible for
                Gov't. Services


                      PARTY IDENTIFICATION OF R'S PARENTS

        926243  Was R's Father/Stepfather Democrat/Republican/
                Independent/Other
        926244  Was R's Mother/Stepmother Democrat/Republican/
                Independent/Other


                      POST INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION VARIABLES

        926245  Ending Time of Interview
        926246  Sex
        926247  Race
        926248  Other Persons Present at Interview
        926249  Cooperation
        926250  General Level of Information About Politics/Public
                Affairs
        926251  Was Interview Conducted Entirely in English
        926252  Language in Which Interview Was Conducted Other Than
                English


                               PROBE INDICATORS:

        926301  George Bush
        926302  Bill Clinton
        926303  Ross Perot
        926304  NAME # 11, 13 or 15: Democratic Senate Candidate
        926305  Name # 12, 14 or 16: Republican Senate Candidate
        926306  Name # 11a: California Democratic Senate Candidate
        926307  Name # 14a: California Republican Senate Candidate
        926308  Name # 19, 29: Democratic/Republican Senator
        926309  Name, Senator #1: Probe Indicator
        926310  Name, Senator #2: Probe Indicator
        926311  Name #31, 33 or 35: Democratic House Candidate
        926312  Name #32, 34 or 36: Republican House Candidate
        926313  Name #41, 42: Democratic/Republican Rep. Retiring
        926314  Name #30: 3rd Party/Independent House Candidate
        926315  James Stockdale
        927000  Time Series Weight
        927001  Type of incumbent

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                              1993 PILOT STUDY

        937000  93PIL: Incumbent candidate R's Representative in last
                       Congress
        937001  93PIL: 1993 Pilot Study case ID
        937003  93PIL: Form assignment
        937004  93PIL: Had R moved since 1992
        937005  93PIL: ICPSR state code
        937006  93PIL: 1992 congressional district number
        937007  93PIL: Had R changed Congressional district since 1992
        937008  93PIL: Flag to skip Q.G3b(A) and Q.G9b(A)
        937009  93PIL: Month of R's birth
        937010  93PIL: Year of R's birth
        937011  93PIL: R's address

                            INTERVIEW/ER INFORMATION

        937012  93PIL: Interviewer's ID number
        937013  93PIL: Year of interview
        937014  93PIL: Month of interview
        937015  93PIL: Day of interview
        937016  93PIL: Interview length in minutes
        937017  93PIL: Number of calls to obtain interview
        937018  93PIL: Result code
        937019  93PIL: Refusal conversion
        937020  93PIL: Contact flag
        937021  93PIL: Interviewer's gender
        937022  93PIL: Interviewer's education
        937023  93PIL: Interviewer's race
        937024  93PIL: Interviewer's ethnicity
        937025  93PIL: Interviewer's age
        937026  93PIL: Interviewer's years of experience

                        ASSESSMENT OF CLINTON PRESIDENCY

        937101  93PIL: R approves/disapproves of Clinton's handling of
                       presidency
        937102  93PIL: Strength of R's approval of Clinton's handling
                       of presidency
        937103  93PIL: Strength of R's Disapproval of Clinton's
                       handling of presidency
        937104  93PIL: Summary: Clinton presidential approval
        937105  93PIL: R approves/disapproves of Clinton's handling of
                       economy
        937106  93PIL: Strength of R's approval of Clinton's handling
                       of economy
        937107  93PIL: Strength of R's Disapproval of Clinton's
                       handling of economy
        937108  93PIL: Summary: approval of Clinton's handling of
                       economy
        937109  93PIL: R approves/disapproves of Clinton's handling of
                       foreign relations
        937110  93PIL: Strength of R's approval of Clinton's handling
                       of foreign relations
        937111  93PIL: Strength of R's Disapproval of Clinton's
                       handling of foreign relations
        937112  93PIL: Summary: approval of Clinton's handling of
                       foreign relations
        937113  93PIL: R approves/disapproves of Clinton's handling of
                       homosexuals in military
        937114  93PIL: Strength of R's approval of Clinton's handling
                       of homosexuals in military
        937115  93PIL: Strength of R's Disapproval of Clinton's
                       handling of homosexuals in military
        937116  93PIL: Summary: approval of Clinton's handling of gays
                       and lesbians in military
        937117  93PIL: R approves/disapproves of Clinton's handling of
                       Bosnia and former Yugoslavia
        937118  93PIL: Strength of R's approval of Clinton's handling
                       of Bosnia and former Yugoslavia
        937119  93PIL: Strength of R's Disapproval of Clinton's
                       handling of Bosnia and former Yugoslavia
        937120  93PIL: Summary: approval of Clinton's handling of
                       Bosnia

                                 HOUSE CAMPAIGN

        937121  93PIL: Does R remember names of candidates for U.S.
                       House
        937122  93PIL: Name of candidate for U.S. House (1st mention)
        937123  93PIL: Party of candidate for U.S. House (1st mention)
        937124  93PIL: Collapsed code for U.S. House candidate (1st
                       mention)
        937125  93PIL: R's knowledge of House candidate's name and
                       party (1st mention)
        937126  93PIL: Name of candidate for U.S. House (2nd mention)
        937127  93PIL: Party of candidate for U.S. House (2nd mention)
        937128  93PIL: Collapsed code for U.S. House candidate (2nd
                       mention)
        937129  93PIL: R's knowledge of House candidate's name and
                       party (2nd mention)

                              FEELING THERMOMETER

        937130  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - Bill Clinton
        937131  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - Ross Perot
        937132  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - Incumbent Senator 1
        937133  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - Incumbent Senator 2
        937134  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - Senate candidate who lost
                       in 1992
        937135  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - Second candidate who lost
                       in California
        937136  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - House incumbent
        937137  93PIL: Does R recall job/office of House incumbent
        937138  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - Hillary Clinton
        937139  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - Rush Limbaugh
        937140  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - Don Young
        937141  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - the Democratic Party
        937142  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - the Republican Party
        937143  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - people who call
                       themselves independents
        937144  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - political parties in
                       general
        937145  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - gay men and lesbians,
                       i.e., homosexuals
        937146  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - the military
        937147  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - the wealthy
        937148  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - the middle class
        937149  93PIL: Feeling thermometer - United We Stand America
        937150  93PIL: Does R know who founded United We Stand America
        937151  93PIL: Was special DK probe used with Q.B2a (Bill
                       Clinton thermometer)
        937152  93PIL: Was special DK probe used with Q.B2b (Ross
                       Perot thermometer)
        937153  93PIL: Was special DK probe used with Q.B2c (Incumbent
                       Senator 1 thermometer)
        937154  93PIL: Was special DK probe used with Q.B2d (Incumbent
                       Senator 2 thermometer)
        937155  93PIL: Was special DK probe used with Q.B2e (Senate
                       candidate who lost in 1992 thermometer)
        937156  93PIL: Was special DK probe used with Q.B2f (2nd
                       candidate who lost in California thermometer)
        937157  93PIL: Was special DK probe used with Q.B2g (House
                       incumbent thermometer)
        937158  93PIL: Was special DK probe used with Q.B2h (Hillary
                       Clinton thermometer)
        937159  93PIL: Was special DK probe used with Q.B2i (Rush
                       Limbaugh thermometer)
        937160  93PIL: Was special DK probe used with Q.B2j (Don Young
                       thermometer)
        937161  93PIL: R's vote choice for President at time of
                       interview

                     LIKES/DISLIKES RE: U.S. REPRESENTATIVE

        937162  93PIL: Is there anything R likes about U.S.
                       Representative
        937163  93PIL: What R likes about U.S. Representative - 1st
                       mention
        937164  93PIL: What R likes about U.S. Representative - 2nd
                       mention
        937165  93PIL: What R likes about U.S. Representative - 3rd
                       mention
        937166  93PIL: What R likes about U.S. Representative - 4th
                       mention
        937167  93PIL: What R likes about U.S. Representative - 5th
                       mention
        937168  93PIL: Is there anything R dislikes about U.S.
                       Representative
        937169  93PIL: What R dislikes about U.S. Representative - 1st
                       mention
        937170  93PIL: What R dislikes about U.S. Representative - 2nd
                       mention
        937171  93PIL: What R dislikes about U.S. Representative - 3rd
                       mention
        937172  93PIL: What R dislikes about U.S. Representative - 4th
                       mention
        937173  93PIL: What R dislikes about U.S. Representative - 5th
                       mention

                        CONTACT WITH U.S. REPRESENTATIVE

        937174  93PIL: Did R meet Representative personally
        937175  93PIL: Did R attend meeting/gathering where
                       Representative spoke
        937176  93PIL: Did R talk with Representative's staff/office
        937177  93PIL: Did R receive mail from Representative
        937178  93PIL: Did R read about Representative in
                       newspaper/magazine
        937179  93PIL: Did R hear about Representative on radio
        937180  93PIL: Did R see Representative on TV
        937181  93PIL: Did R have any other contact with
                       Representative
        937182  93PIL: Type of contact R had with Representative
        937183  93PIL: Does R know anyone who has had contact with
                       Representative

                                VOTING BEHAVIOR

        937184  93PIL: Did R vote in the election this last November
                       (Forms 1,3)
        937185  93PIL: Did R vote for Democratic or Republican
                       candidate in election for House of
                       Representatives (Forms 1,3)

                   PURPOSE OF R's CONTACT WITH REPRESENTATIVE

        937186  93PIL: Did R or R's family contact Representative
        937187  93PIL: Was contact made with Representative to express
                       an opinion
        937188  93PIL: Was contact made with Representative to seek
                       information
        937189  93PIL: Was contact made with Representative to seek
                       help with problem
        937190  93PIL: Does R know anyone else who contacted
                       Representative

                     APPROVAL/DISAPPROVAL OF REPRESENTATIVE

        937191  93PIL: R approves/disapproves of Representative's
                       handling of job
        937192  93PIL: Strength of R's approval of Representative's
                       handling of job
        937193  93PIL: Strength of R's disapproval of Representative's
                       handling of job
        937194  93PIL: Summary: Representative approval

                      REPRESENTATIVE'S SUPPORT FOR CLINTON

        937195  93PIL: How often has R's Representative supported
                       Clinton's proposals
        937196  93PIL: Representative almost always supported
                       Clinton's proposals
        937197  93PIL: Representative almost never supported Clinton's
                       proposals
        937198  93PIL: Summary: Representative's support for Clinton
        937199  93PIL: R's guess re: frequency of Representative's
                       support for Clinton
        937200  93PIL: Did R's Representative vote for Clinton's
                       deficit reduction plan
        937201  93PIL: How R's Representative voted for Clinton's
                       deficit reduction plan
        937202  93PIL: R's guess re: how representative voted for
                       Clinton's deficit plan
        937203  93PIL: How well R's Representative stays in touch with
                       district

                    POLITICAL RULER: LIBERAL TO CONSERVATIVE

        937204  93PIL: R's Self-placement on political ruler (Forms
                       1,2)
        937205  93PIL: Probe of R's self-placement on political ruler
                       (Forms 1,2)
        937206  93PIL: Revised self-placement if response to Q.D1a was
                       incorrect (Forms 1,2)
        937207  93PIL: Does R consider him/herself a liberal or
                       conservative (Forms 1,2)
        937208  93PIL: R's certainty re: liberal/conservative
                       orientation (Forms 1,2)
        937209  93PIL: R's placement of Bill Clinton on political
                       ruler (Forms 1,2)
        937210  93PIL: Does R consider Bill Clinton a liberal or
                       conservative (Forms 1,2)
        937211  93PIL: R's certainty re: Clinton's position on
                       political ruler (Forms 1,2)
        937212  93PIL: R's placement of Bill Clinton on political
                       ruler (Forms 3,4)
        937213  93PIL: R's certainty re: Clinton's position on
                       political ruler (Forms 3,4)
        937214  93PIL: R's placement of Bill Clinton on political
                       ruler (Forms 3,4)
        937215  93PIL: Does R consider Bill Clinton a liberal or
                       conservative (Forms 3,4)
        937216  93PIL: R's certainty re: Clinton's position on
                       political ruler (Forms 3,4)
        937217  93PIL: R's Self-placement on political ruler (Forms
                       3,4)
        937218  93PIL: Does R consider him/herself a liberal or
                       conservative (Forms 3,4)
        937219  93PIL: R's certainty re: liberal/conservative
                       orientation (Forms 3,4)
        937220  93PIL: R's placement of Ross Perot on political ruler
        937221  93PIL: R's certainty re: Perot's position on political
                       ruler
        937222  93PIL: R's placement of House incumbent on political
                       ruler
        937223  93PIL: R's certainty re: House incumbent's position on
                       political ruler
        937224  93PIL: R's placement of Republican Party on political
                       ruler
        937225  93PIL: R's placement of Democratic Party on political
                       ruler

               QUALITIES DESCRIBING CANDIDATES: CLINTON AND PEROT

        937226  93PIL: How well does "honest" describe Bill Clinton
        937227  93PIL: How well does "provides strong leadership"
                       describe Bill Clinton
        937228  93PIL: How well does "really cares about people like
                       you" describe Clinton
        937229  93PIL: How well does "knowledgeable" describe Bill
                       Clinton
        937230  93PIL: How well does "gets things done" describe Bill
                       Clinton
        937231  93PIL: How well does "honest" describe Ross Perot
        937232  93PIL: How well does "provides strong leadership"
                       describe Ross Perot
        937233  93PIL: How well does "really cares about people like
                       you" describe Perot
        937234  93PIL: How well does "knowledgeable" describe Ross
                       Perot
        937235  93PIL: How well does "gets things done" describe Ross
                       Perot

                      DIRECTION/POSITION OF UNITED STATES

        937236  93PIL: Are things in this country going in the right
                       direction
        937237  93PIL: Has the United State's position in the world
                       grown weaker

                              FINANCIAL SITUATION

        937238  93PIL: Is R better/worse off financially
        937239  93PIL: How much better/worse off is R financially
        937240  93PIL: Is R much/somewhat worse off financially
        937241  93PIL: Summary: How R is getting along financially
        937242  93PIL: Will R be better/worse off financially one year
                       from now
        937243  93PIL: Will R be much/somewhat better off financially
                       one year from now
        937244  93PIL: Will R be much/somewhat worse off financially
                       one year from now
        937245  93PIL: Summary: R's family better/worse off a year
                       from now
        937246  93PIL: Will what R pays in taxes go up/down/stay same
                       over next year
        937247  93PIL: Will what R pays in taxes go up a lot or a
                       little
        937248  93PIL: Will what R pays in taxes go down a lot or a
                       little
        937249  93PIL: Summary: R's payment of income tax next year

                        NATIONAL ECONOMY/ECONOMIC POLICY

        937250  93PIL: Has nation's economy gotten better/worse/stayed
                       same over past year
        937251  93PIL: Is nation's economy much/somewhat better
        937252  93PIL: Is nation's economy much/somewhat worse
        937253  93PIL: Summary: National economy in the past year
        937254  93PIL: Have federal policies made national economy
                       better/worse/same
        937255  93PIL: Have federal policies made national economy
                       much/somewhat better
        937256  93PIL: Have federal policies made national economy
                       much/somewhat worse
        937257  93PIL: Is effect of federal policies on economy closer
                       to better or worse
        937258  93PIL: Summary: Federal government economic policies
        937259  93PIL: Will national economy get better/worse/stay
                       same over next year
        937260  93PIL: Will standard of living be better/worse/same 20
                       years from now
        937261  93PIL: Will free trade with other countries bring
                       prosperity or lose jobs
        937262  93PIL: Does R feel strongly/not strongly about effect
                       of free trade
        937263  93PIL: Summary: Trade, strength
        937264  93PIL: Will level of prosperity be a lot
                       higher/somewhat higher
        937265  93PIL: Will a lot of jobs/only some jobs be lost
        937266  93PIL: Summary: Trade amount jobs lost

                          FEELINGS TOWARD BILL CLINTON

        937267  93PIL: Has Clinton ever made R feel angry
        937268  93PIL: Has Clinton ever made R feel hopeful
        937269  93PIL: Has Clinton ever made R feel afraid
        937270  93PIL: Has Clinton ever made R feel proud

                           FEELINGS TOWARD ROSS PEROT

        937271  93PIL: Has Perot ever made R feel angry
        937272  93PIL: Has Perot ever made R feel hopeful
        937273  93PIL: Has Perot ever made R feel afraid
        937274  93PIL: Has Perot ever made R feel proud

                    PARTY CONTROL OF PRESIDENCY AND CONGRESS

        937275  93PIL: Is one party control of both presidency and
                       Congress or control split between parties
                       better

             CLINTON'S REQUESTS FOR TAX INCREASES AND SPENDING CUTS

        937276  93PIL: Did Clinton ask for too large/right amount/too
                       small of a tax increase
        937277  93PIL: Did Clinton ask for too much/right amount/not
                       enough cuts in programs

                    APTITUDE/TENDENCIES OF POLITICAL PARTIES

        937278  93PIL: Which party would do a better job of handling
                       the economy
        937279  93PIL: Which party would do a better job of handling
                       foreign affairs
        937280  93PIL: Which party would do a better job making health
                       care more affordable
        937281  93PIL: Which party is more likely to raise taxes

                                VOTING BEHAVIOR

        937282  93PIL: Did R vote in the election this past November
                          (Forms 2,4)
        937283  93PIL: Did R vote for Democratic or Republican
                       candidate in election for House of
                       Representatives (Forms 2,4)

                                     NAFTA

        937284  93PIL: Has R heard enough about NAFTA to have an
                       opinion on it
        937285  93PIL: Does R favor/oppose NAFTA
        937286  93PIL: Does R strongly favor/not strongly favor NAFTA
        937287  93PIL: Does R strongly oppose/not strongly oppose
                       NAFTA
        937288  93PIL: Summary: NAFTA approval

                    GENDER SOCIALIZATION IN RAISING CHILDREN

        937289  93PIL: Should parents encourage boys to be masculine
                       and girls to be feminine
        937290  93PIL: Does R feel strongly/not strongly about parents
                       encouraging gender socialization
        937291  93PIL: Summary: Gender socialization
        937292  93PIL: Should parents give a lot/some attention to
                       gender socialization
        937293  93PIL: Should parents pay any attention to gender
                       socialization
        937294  93PIL: Summary: Parents gender association

                     R's STATUS AS A POLITICAL INDEPENDENT

        937295  93PIL: Does R think of him/herself as a political
                       independent
        937296  93PIL: Does R consider him/herself a strong/not so
                       strong independent

                                    CONGRESS

        937297  93PIL: R approves/disapproves of how Congress has been
                       handling its job
        937298  93PIL: Strength of R's approval of Congress
        937299  93PIL: Strength of R's disapproval of Congress
        937300  93PIL: Summary: Congress approval
        937301  93PIL: R approves of almost everything/just most
                       things Congress has done
        937302  93PIL: R disapproves of almost everything/just most
                       things Congress has done
        937303  93PIL: Summary: Approval of amounts of things Congress
                       has done

           ATTENTION RECEIVED FROM U.S. SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES

        937304  93PIL: How much attention do Senators/Representatives
                       pay to people who elected them

                               R AGREES/DISAGREES

        937305  93PIL: We don't need political parties in America
                       anymore
        937306  93PIL: If not for special interests in Washington most
                       problems could be easily solved
        937307  93PIL: Media coverage of politics reflects media's own
                       biases more than facts
        937308  93PIL: Government in this country has broken down and
                       needs big changes
        937309  93PIL: We need to reduce the deficit, even if that
                       means paying more taxes
        937310  93PIL: We need to reduce the deficit, even if that
                       means spending less for health care and
                       education

                          PREFERENCE FOR PARTY SYSTEM

        937311  93PIL: Would R prefer two party system/candidates
                       without party labels/one or more new parties

              CONTACT WITH/SUPPORT FOR ROSS PEROT/UNITED WE STAND

        937312  93PIL: Has R been contacted by United We Stand since
                       election last November
        937313  93PIL: Has R ever thought of him/herself as supporter
                       of United We Stand
        937314  93PIL: Is R a paid member of United We Stand

                           BUDGET POLITICS/PRIORITIES

        937315  93PIL: Does R have an opinion on budget politics
        937316  93PIL: Is maintaining spending or domestic
                       programs/preventing tax increases/or
                       cutting the deficit most important for
                       government right now
        937317  93PIL: What is the second most important thing for
                       government to do right now
        937318  93PIL: What should government do to cut the deficit -
                       1st mention
        937319  93PIL: What should government do to cut the deficit -
                       2nd mention
        937320  93PIL: What should government do to cut the deficit -
                       3rd mention
        937321  93PIL: What should government do to cut the deficit -
                       4th mention
        937322  93PIL: What should government do to cut the deficit -
                       5th mention
        937323  93PIL: What should government do to cut the deficit -
                       6th mention

                              LAWS FOR HOMOSEXUALS

        937324  93PIL: R favors/oppose laws to protect homosexuals
                       from job discrimination
        937325  93PIL: Strength of R's favor for laws to protect
                       homosexuals
        937326  93PIL: Strength of R's opposition for laws to protect
                       homosexuals
        937327  93PIL: Summary: Favor/oppose law to protect
                       homosexuals
        937328  93PIL: Should homosexuals be allowed to serve in U.S.
                       Armed Forces
        937329  93PIL: Strength of R's support for homosexuals in U.S.
                       Armed Forces
        937330  93PIL: Strength of R's opposition to homosexuals in
                       U.S. Armed Forces
        937331  93PIL: Summary: Homosexuals in U.S. Armed Forces
        937332  93PIL: Should homosexual couples be legally permitted
                       to adopt children
        937333  93PIL: Strength of R's support for homosexual couples
                       to adopt children
        937334  93PIL: Strength of R's opposition to homosexual
                       couples adopting children
        937335  93PIL: Summary: Should homosexual couples be allowed
                       to adopt children

                             VIEWS OF HOMOSEXUALITY

        937336  93PIL: Is homosexuality something chosen or something
                       people cannot change
        937337  93PIL: Strength of R's belief that homosexuality is
                       something people choose
        937338  93PIL: Strength of R's belief that homosexuality
                       cannot be changed
        937339  93PIL: Summary: Homosexuality cannot be changed
        937340  93PIL: Homosexuals seduce non-homosexuals/don't make
                       sexual advances on people not interested
        937341  93PIL: Strength of R's belief that homosexuals try to
                       seduce non-homosexuals
        937342  93PIL: Strength of R's belief that homosexuals don't
                       make advances on people not interested
        937343  93PIL: Summary: Seduction and Homosexuality
        937344  93PIL: Does R find homosexuality disgusting
        937345  93PIL: Strength of R's feeling that homosexuality is
                       disgusting
        937346  93PIL: Does homosexuality of others make R feel
                       personally uncomfortable
        937347  93PIL: Summary: Homosexuality disgusting
        937348  93PIL: R worries/doesn't worry that working with a
                       homosexual would pose special risk of getting
                       AIDS or another disease
        937349  93PIL: Would R worry a lot/little about getting a
                       disease from working with homosexuals
        937350  93PIL: Is R somewhat/very confident that working with
                       homosexuals poses no special danger of disease
        937351  93PIL: Summary: Getting disease by working with
                       gays/lesbians
        937352  93PIL: Homosexuality is unnatural/homosexuality is
                       natural for some people
        937353  93PIL: Strength of R's feeling that homosexuality is
                       unnatural
        937354  93PIL: Strength of R's feeling that homosexuality is
                       natural for some people
        937355  93PIL: Summary: Homosexuality natural
        937356  93PIL: Homosexuals have too much/right amount/not
                       enough influence
        937357  93PIL: Homosexuals have too much/only a little too
                       much influence
        937358  93PIL: Homosexuals have far too little/sightly too
                       little influence
        937359  93PIL: Homosexuals have a little too much/slightly too
                       little influence
        937360  93PIL: Summary: Homosexual influence
        937361  93PIL: Homosexuality is against God's will/acceptable
                       to God/has nothing to do with God
        937362  93PIL: Strength of R's feeling that homosexuality is
                       against God's will
        937363  93PIL: 93PIL: Strength of R's feeling that
                       homosexuality is acceptable to God
        937364  93PIL: Strength of R's feeling that homosexuality has
                       nothing to do with God
        937365  93PIL: Summary: Homosexuality and God

                              PARTY IDENTIFICATION

        937366  93PIL: R's party identification
        937367  93PIL: Strength of R's party identification as
                       Republican
        937368  93PIL: Strength of R's party identification as
                       Democrat
        937369  93PIL: Is R closer to Republican or Democratic Party
        937370  93PIL: Summary: R's Party ID

                             HEALTH CARE INSURANCE

        937371  93PIL: Should government/individuals/employers provide
                       health insurance
        937372  93PIL: Strength of R's feeling regarding who should
                       provide health insurance
        937373  93PIL: Summary: Government, health insurance

                      CONSEQUENCES OF GOVERNMENT POLICIES

        937374  93PIL: Personal consequences of a national health
                       insurance plan (Forms 1,2)
        937375  93PIL: Personal consequences (not coded)
        937376  93PIL: Consequences of national health insurance for
                       country (Forms 3,4)
        937377  93PIL: Consequences of national health insurance for
                       middle-class (Forms 3,4)
        937378  93PIL: Consequences of national health insurance for
                       wealthy (Forms 3,4)
        937379  93PIL: Consequences of national health insurance for
                       poor (Forms 3,4)
        937380  93PIL: Consequences of national health insurance for
                       whites (Forms 3,4)
        937381  93PIL: Consequences of national health insurance for
                       Blacks (Forms 3,4)
        937382  93PIL: Consequences of national health insurance for
                       country (Forms 1,2)
        937383  93PIL: Personal consequences (not coded)
        937384  93PIL: Is R currently covered by any health insurance
                       plan
        937385  93PIL: Tax dollars to public schools only or
                       private/parochial also
        937386  93PIL: Strength of support for tax dollars for public
                       schools
        937387  93PIL: Strength of support for tax dollars for
                       private/parochial schools
        937388  93PIL: Summary: Approval of use of government funds
                       regardless of school type
        937389  93PIL: Personal consequences of support for
                       parochial/private schools (Form 1)
        937390  93PIL: Consequences of support for parochial/private
                       schools for country (Form 2)
        937391  93PIL: Consequences of support for parochial/private
                       schools for middle-class (Forms 1,2)
        937392  93PIL: Consequences of support for parochial/private
                       schools for wealthy (Forms 1,2)
        937393  93PIL: Consequences of support for parochial/private
                       schools for poor (Forms 1,2)
        937394  93PIL: Consequences of support for parochial/private
                       schools for whites (Forms 1,2)
        937395  93PIL: Consequences of support for parochial/private
                       schools for Blacks (Forms 1,2)
        937396  93PIL: Consequences of support for parochial/private
                       schools for country (Form 1)
        937397  93PIL: Personal consequences of support for
                       parochial/private schools (Form 2)

                     SATISFACTION WITH CHILDREN'S EDUCATION

        937398  93PIL: Does R have children/grandchildren
                       enrolled in elementary/high school
        937399  93PIL: Number of children/grandchildren enrolled in
                       elementary/high school
        937400  93PIL: Is R satisfied with children's education
        937401  93PIL: Extent of R's satisfaction with children's
                       education
        937402  93PIL: Extent of R' dissatisfaction with children's
                       education
        937403  93PIL: Summary: Satisfaction with children's education
        937404  93PIL: Type of school attended by R's child/children

                  PREFERENCE IN HIRING AND PROMOTION OF BLACKS

        937405  93PIL: Is R for/against preferential hiring/promotion
                       of blacks
        937406  93PIL: Strength of R's approval of preferential
                       hiring/promotion of blacks
        937407  93PIL: Strength of R' opposition to preferential
                       hiring/promotion of blacks
        937408  93PIL: Summary: Preference in hiring and promotion of
                       blacks
        937409  93PIL: Personal consequences of preferential
                       hiring/promotion of blacks (Form 3)
        937410  93PIL: Consequences of preferential hiring/promotion
                       of blacks for country (Form 4)
        937411  93PIL: Consequences of preferential hiring/promotion
                       of blacks for middle-class (Forms 3,4)
        937412  93PIL: Consequences of preferential hiring/promotion
                       of blacks for wealthy (Forms 3,4)
        937413  93PIL: Consequences of preferential hiring/promotion
                       of blacks for poor (Forms 3,4)
        937414  93PIL: Consequences of preferential hiring/promotion
                       of blacks for whites (Forms 3,4)
        937415  93PIL: Consequences of preferential hiring/promotion
                       of blacks for Blacks (Forms 3,4)
        937416  93PIL: Consequences of preferential hiring/promotion
                       of blacks for country (Forms 3)
        937417  93PIL: Personal consequences of preferential
                       hiring/promotion of blacks (Form 4)
        937418  93PIL: Chances of R being passed over for
                       job/promotion in favor of equally/less
                       qualified employee
        937419  93PIL: R agrees/disagrees that affirmative action
                       programs for blacks have reduced whites'
                       chances for jobs/promotions
        937420  93PIL: Strength of R's agreement that affirmative
                       action reduces chances for whites
        937421  93PIL: Strength of R's disagreement that affirmative
                       action reduces chances for whites
        937422  93PIL: Summary: Affirmative action had reduced chances
                       for whites

        ---------------------------------------------------------------


                      1994 POST-ELECTION STUDY


      940001  94PO: 1994 CASE ID
      940002  94PO: 94 Panel/cross-section indicator
      940003  94PO: 93 Pilot indicator
      940004  94PO: Full Sample Weight
      940005  94PO: Panel only weight
      940006  94PO: Time series weight
      940007  94PO: Form yellow/blue

                              SAMPLING INFORMATION

      940008  94PO: Primary area code
      940009  94PO: Primary area name
      940010  94PO: Area segment of R's household
      940011  94PO: Census region in 1994
      940012  94PO: State abbreviation
      940013  94PO: ICPSR State code
      940014  94PO: Fips state code
      940015  94PO: Congressional district number
      940016  94PO: ICPSR State & Congressional District
      940017  94PO: Type of House race
      940018  94PO: Type of Senate race
      940019  94PO: Type of governor race

                 CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ASSIGNMENT INFORMATION

      940020  94PO: State/Congressional district for voter outstate
      940021  94PO: FIPS state/county
      940022  94PO: Panel Summary 1992,1994: R moved 1992-94
      940023  94PO: Panel Summary 1994: Redistricting in 1994
      940024  94PO: Panel Summary 1992: 1992 Congressional district
                    assignment wrong
      940025  94PO: Summary 1993: 1993 Congressional district
                    assignment wrong
      940026  94PO: Error in administration of candidate list - 1994
      940027  94PO: Summary 1994: R's registration in Congressional
                    dist of interview
      940028  94PO: Summary 1994: Candidate names administered in '94
      9400          same as R's dist
      940029  94PO: Summary 1992, 1994: Did R evaluate same incumbent
                    in 1992 and 1994
      940030  94PO: Panel Summary 1992,94: Did R evaluate same
                    incumbent in '92 '93
      940031  94PO: Panel Summary 1993,94: Did R evaluate same
                    incumbent in '93 '94
      940032  94PO: Panel Summary 92-94: Did R evaluate same incumbent
                    in 92-94


                      INTERVIEW ADMINISTRATION INFORMATION

      940033  94PO: Month of Interview
      940034  94PO: Day of interview
      940035  94PO: Year of interview
      940036  94PO: Number of days since election
      940037  94PO: Interviewer interview number
      940038  94PO: Length of interview
      940039  94PO: Length of pre-edit
      940040  94PO: Length of post-edit
      940041  94PO: Number of phone calls to housing unit
      940042  94PO: Number of face to face calls to housing unit
      940043  94PO: Total Number of calls
      940044  94PO: Interview within/out range
      940045  94PO: Interview face to face/phone
      940046  94PO: Administration/mode summary
      940047  94PO: Language of interview
      940048  94PO: Final result of interview
      940049  94PO: Panel same address/moved
      940050  94PO: Panel different sex/name/age
      940051  94PO: Panel name different
      940052  94PO: Panel sex different
      940053  94PO: Panel age different
      940054  94PO: Cross-section number of housing units at sample
                    location
      940055  94PO: Cross-section source of household listing
      940056  94PO: Cross-section selection table
      940057  94PO: Person number selected as R
      940058  94PO: Number of eligible adults


                               SAMPLING VARIABLES

      940059  94PO: 1990 Belt code
      940060  94PO: 1990 population in 1000'S
      940061  94PO: Size of place
      940062  94PO: 1980 Census tract/ed indicator
      940063  94PO: 1994 sampling error stratum code
      940064  94PO: 1994 sampling error computation unit code
      940065  94PO: Census Region for 1992 panel
      940066  94PO: 1980 SMSA code
      940067  94PO: 1980 CMSA code


                          R'S RESISTANCE TO INTERVIEW

      940068  94PO: Recontact: Name obtained?
      940069  94PO: Recontact: Address same?
      940070  94PO: How recontact address is different
      940071  94PO: Recontact: Phone number obtained?
      940072  94PO: Recontact: Phone listed in directory?
      940073  94PO: Recontact: Phone listed in R's name?
      940074  94PO: Recontact: Other residence?
      940075  94PO: Recontact: Contact address given
      940076  94PO: Recontact: Problem to interview by phone?
      940077  94PO: Contact description: Type of housing unit
      940078  94PO: Contact description: Gatekeeper required for
                    entrance?
      940079  94PO: Gatekeeper description
      940080  94PO: Panel Summary 1992-94: When R's moved
      940081  94PO: Contact description: Initial refusal?
      940082  94PO: Contact description: Broken appointment?
      940083  94PO: Resistance to interview?
      940084  94PO: Reason for resistance - Waste of time
      940085  94PO: Reason for resistance - Very ill
      940086  94PO: Reason for resistance - Too busy
      940087  94PO: Reason for resistance - Difficult family situation
      940088  94PO: Reason for resistance - Confidentiality
      940089  94PO: Reason for resistance - Privacy
      940090  94PO: Reason for resistance - No special reason
      940091  94PO: Reason for resistance - Other reason
      940092  94PO: Refusal conversion indicator
      940093  94PO: Persuasion letter sent
      940094  94PO: Payment amount
      940095  94PO: Check sent/jan95
      940096  94PO: Verification indicator
      940097  94PO: Evaluation indicator
      940098  94PO: Interview taped?

                             INTERVIEWER VARIABLES

      940099  94PO: Field supervisor ID
      940100  94PO: Interviewer of record ID
      940101  94PO: Interviewer gender
      940102  94PO: Interviewer education
      940103  94PO: Interviewer race
      940104  94PO: Interviewer ethnicity
      940105  94PO: Interviewer languages
      940106  94PO: Interviewer years of experience
      940107  94PO: Interviewer age bracketed


                      R'S ATTENTION TO CAMPAIGN/MEDIA

      940124  94PO: Interest in politics
      940125  94PO: Read paper?
      940126  94PO: Watch news?
      940127  94PO: Listen to radio?
      940128  94PO: Discuss politics?
      940129  94PO: Frequency of political discussion
      940130  94PO: Number of days politics discussed in past week


                 R'S LIKES/DISLIKES ABOUT DEMOCRATIC PARTY

      940131  94PO: Does R like Democratic party?
      940132  94PO: What R likes about Democratic party #1
      940133  94PO: What R likes about Democratic party #2
      940134  94PO: What R likes about Democratic party #3
      940135  94PO: What R likes about Democratic party #4
      940136  94PO: What R likes about Democratic party #5
      940137  94PO: Does R dislike Democratic party?
      940138  94PO: What R dislikes about Democratic party #1
      940139  94PO: What R dislikes about Democratic party #2
      940140  94PO: What R dislikes about Democratic party #3
      940141  94PO: What R dislikes about Democratic party #4
      940142  94PO: What R dislikes about Democratic party #5


                 R'S LIKES/DISLIKES ABOUT REPUBLICAN PARTY

      940143  94PO: Does R like Republican party?
      940144  94PO: What R likes about Republican party #1
      940145  94PO: What R likes about Republican party #2
      940146  94PO: What R likes about Republican party #3
      940147  94PO: What R likes about Republican party #4
      940148  94PO: What R likes about Republican party #5
      940149  94PO: Does R dislike Republican party?
      940150  94PO: What R dislikes about Republican party #1
      940151  94PO: What R dislikes about Republican party #2
      940152  94PO: What R dislikes about Republican party #3
      940153  94PO: What R dislikes about Republican party #4
      940154  94PO: What R dislikes about Republican party #5


                   R'S ASSESSMENT OF CLINTON AS PRESIDENT

      940201  94PO: Approve/disapprove Clinton
      940202  94PO: Approve/disapprove Clinton - scale
      940203  94PO: Approve/disapprove Clinton - economy
      940204  94PO: Approve/disapprove Clinton - economy scale
      940205  94PO: Approve/disapprove Clinton - foreign policy
      940206  94PO: Approve/disapprove Clinton - foreign policy scale
      940207  94PO: Approve/disapprove Clinton - health care
      940208  94PO: Approve/disapprove Clinton - health care scale
      940209  94PO: How much R cares about outcome of house race


                            RECALL OF CANDIDATES

      940210  94PO: Does R recall names of House candidates?
      940211  94PO: #1 recall house - Code
      940212  94PO: #1 recall house - Party
      940213  94PO: #1 recall house - Summary
      940214  94PO: #1 recall house - Accuracy
      940215  94PO: #2 recall house - Code
      940216  94PO: #2 recall house - Party
      940217  94PO: #2 recall house - Summary
      940218  94PO: #2 recall house - Accuracy
      940219  94PO: #3 recall house - Code
      940220  94PO: #3 recall house - Party
      940221  94PO: #3 recall house - Summary
      940222  94PO: #3 recall house - Accuracy


                            FEELING THERMOMETER

      940223  94PO: Feel thermometer-Clinton
      940224  94PO: Feel thermometer-Perot
      940225  94PO: Feel thermometer-Dole
      940226  94PO: Feel thermometer-Quayle
      940227  94PO: Feel thermometer-Gore
      940228  94PO: Feel thermometer-Jackson
      940229  94PO: Feel thermometer-Hillary
      940230  94PO: Feel thermometer-C Powell
      940231  94PO: Feel thermometer-Senate Democratic candidate
      940232  94PO: Feel thermometer-Senate Republican candidate
      940233  94PO: Feel thermometer-Tennessee only Senate Democratic
                   candidate
      940234  94PO: Feel thermometer-Tennessee only Senate Republican
                   candidate
      940235  94PO: Feel thermometer-Senate candidate term not up
      940236  94PO: Feel thermometer-Senate candidate 1 no race
      940237  94PO: Feel thermometer-Senate candidate 2 no race
      940238  94PO: Feel thermometer-House Democrat
      940239  94PO: Feel thermometer-House Republican
      940301  94PO: Feel thermometer-Democratic Party
      940302  94PO: Feel thermometer-Republican Party
      940303  94PO: Feel thermometer-political parties in general
      940304  94PO: Feel thermometer-Hispanics
      940305  94PO: Feel thermometer-Blacks
      940306  94PO: Feel thermometer-conservatives
      940307  94PO: Feel thermometer-labor unions
      940308  94PO: Feel thermometer-women's movement
      940309  94PO: Feel thermometer-people on welfare
      940310  94PO: Feel thermometer-environmentalists
      940311  94PO: Feel thermometer-liberals
      940312  94PO: Feel thermometer-poor people
      940313  94PO: Feel thermometer-whites
      940314  94PO: Feel thermometer-big business
      940315  94PO: Feel thermometer-Christian fundamentalists
      940316  94PO: Feel thermometer-elderly
      940317  94PO: Feel thermometer-illegal immigrants
      940318  94PO: Feel thermometer-gays, lesbians
      940319  94PO: Feel thermometer-wealthy people


                       CONGRESS APPROVAL/DISAPPROVAL

      940320  94PO: Approve/disapprove congress
      940321  94PO: Approve/disapprove congress-scale
      940322  94PO: Approve/disapprove congress-health care
      940323  94PO: Approve/disapprove congress-health care scale


                      VOTING BEHAVIOR -- 1992 ELECTION

      940324  94PO: Voted in 1992?
      940325  94PO: Presidential vote in 1992

                       DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES -- 1992

      940401  94PO: Does R like Democratic candidate?
      940402  94PO: What R likes about Democratic candidate #1
      940403  94PO: What R likes about Democratic candidate #2
      940404  94PO: What R likes about Democratic candidate #3
      940405  94PO: What R likes about Democratic candidate #4
      940406  94PO: What R likes about Democratic candidate #5
      940407  94PO: Does R dislike Democratic candidate?
      940408  94PO: What R dislikes about Democratic candidate #1
      940409  94PO: What R dislikes about Democratic candidate #2
      940410  94PO: What R dislikes about Democratic candidate #3
      940411  94PO: What R dislikes about Democratic candidate #4
      940412  94PO: What R dislikes about Democratic candidate #5


                       REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES -- 1992

      940413  94PO: Does R like Republican candidate?
      940414  94PO: What R likes about Republican candidate #1
      940415  94PO: What R likes about Republican candidate #2
      940416  94PO: What R likes about Republican candidate #3
      940417  94PO: What R likes about Republican candidate #4
      940418  94PO: What R likes about Republican candidate #5
      940419  94PO: Does R dislike Republican candidate?
      940420  94PO: What R dislikes about Republican candidate #1
      940421  94PO: What R dislikes about Republican candidate #2
      940422  94PO: What R dislikes about Republican candidate #3
      940423  94PO: What R dislikes about Republican candidate #4
      940424  94PO: What R dislikes about Republican candidate #5
      940425  94PO: Checkpoint: no House candidates


                       CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ISSUES

      940426  94PO: District issue #1
      940427  94PO: District issue #2
      940428  94PO: District issue #3
      940429  94PO: Checkpoint: no district issues
      940430  94PO: Most important district issue


                          INCUMBENCY OF CANDIDATE

      940431  94PO: Either House candidate incumbent?
      940432  94PO: Which House candidate was incumbent?
      940433  94PO: Party of House candidate incumbent
      940434  94PO: If only 1 candidate ran - was candidate
                   incumbent?
      940435  94PO: If only 1 candidate ran - candidate number of
                   House incumbent
      940436  94PO: If only 1 candidate ran - party of House
                   incumbent
      940501  94PO: Checkpoint: Democratic candidate in House race?


                INTERACTION WITH DEMOCRATIC HOUSE CANDIDATE

      940502  94PO: Contact w/Democratic House candidate?
      940503  94PO: Met Democratic House candidate
      940504  94PO: Attended meeting where Democratic House candidate
                   spoke
      940505  94PO: Talked to staff of Democratic House candidate
      940506  94PO: Received mail from Democratic House candidate
      940507  94PO: Read news about Democratic House candidate
      940508  94PO: Heard Democratic House candidate on radio
      940509  94PO: Saw Democratic House candidate on tv
      940510  94PO: Other contact with Democratic House candidate
      940511  94PO: Anyone else have contact with Democratic House
                   candidate?


                INTERACTION WITH REPUBLICAN HOUSE CANDIDATE

      940512  94PO: Checkpoint: Republican candidate in House race?
      940513  94PO: Contact w/Republican House candidate?
      940514  94PO: Met Republican House candidate
      940515  94PO: Attended meeting where Republican House candidate
                   spoke
      940516  94PO: Talked to staff of Republican House candidate
      940517  94PO: Received mail from Republican House candidate
      940518  94PO: Read news about Republican House candidate
      940519  94PO: Heard Republican House candidate on radio
      940520  94PO: Saw Republican House candidate on tv
      940521  94PO: Other contact with Republican House candidate
      940522  94PO: Anyone else contact Republican House candidate?


                            R'S VOTING BEHAVIOR

      940601  94PO: Did R vote?
      940602  94PO: Was R registered?
      940603  94PO: Where was R registered?
      940604  94PO: FIPS state/county code of R
      940605  94PO: FIPS state/county R registered
      940606  94PO: Checkpoint: did R register and vote?
      940607  94PO: Did R vote on election day or before?
      940608  94PO: How long before election day did R vote?
      940609  94PO: Voted in person or absentee?
      940610  94PO: Checkpoint: registered in county/state of
                   interview?
      940611  94PO: Checkpoint: blue or yellow ballot card?
      940612  94PO: Did R vote for House candidate?
      940613  94PO: R's House vote
      940614  94PO: R's house vote - party
      940615  94PO: Checkpoint: Senate race?
      940616  94PO: Did R vote for Senate Candidate?
      940617  94PO: R's Senate vote
      940618  94PO: R's Senate vote - party
      940619  94PO: Checkpoint: Gubernatorial race?
      940620  94PO: Did R vote for Gubernatorial candidate?
      940621  94PO: R's Gubernatorial vote
      940622  94PO: R's Gubernatorial vote - party
      940623  94PO: Checkpoint: blue or yellow ballot card?
      940624  94PO: Nonvoter-House candidate preference?
      940625  94PO: Nonvoter-House candidate preferred
      940626  94PO: Nonvoter-House candidate preferred-party
      940627  94PO: Checkpoint: incumbent in House race?


                      R'S CONTACT WITH REPRESENTATIVE

      940628  94PO: Did R have contact w/House representative?
      940629  94PO: House contact- express opinion
      940630  94PO: House contact- seek information
      940631  94PO: House contact- seek help
      940632  94PO: Did R get response from House representative?
      940633  94PO: Was R satisfied w/response from House
                   representative?
      940634  94PO: Anyone else in contact with House representative?
      940635  94PO: Did that person get a response?
      940636  94PO: Was person satisfied w/response?
      940637  94PO: Approve/disapprove House incumbent's performance
      940638  94PO: Approve/disapprove House incumbent - scale


                         R'S KNOWLEDGE OF INCUMBENT

      940639  94PO: Would House representative be helpful?
      940640  94PO: Has House representative done anything special for
                   district?
      940641  94PO: Does R know # years House representative in
                   office?
      940642  94PO: How many years House representative in office?
      940643  94PO: Less than or greater than 12 years in office?
      940644  94PO: House incumbent's support for Clinton
      940645  94PO: House incumbent supports Clinton almost always
      940646  94PO: House incumbent supports Clinton almost never
      940647  94PO: House incumbent supports Clinton half the time
      940648  94PO: Did House incumbent vote for crime bill?
      940649  94PO: R's guess re: House incumbent's vote on crime
                   bill
      940650  94PO: Does House incumbent care more about solving
                   problems/prestige
      940651  94PO: Does R favor/oppose term limits?


                            PARTY IDENTIFICATION

      940652  94PO: Is R Republican, Democrat or Independent?
      940653  94PO: Is R strong Republican/Democrat?
      940654  94PO: Is R closer to Republican/Democratic Party?
      940655  94PO: Party identification summary


                          PROBLEMS FACING COUNTRY

      940701  94PO: Does R follow public affairs?
      940702  94PO: Most important problem facing country #1
      940703  94PO: Most important problem facing country #2
      940704  94PO: Most important problem facing country #3
      940705  94PO: Checkpoint: most important problems facing
                   country
      940706  94PO: Which problem facing country is most important?
      940707  94PO: Best political party to deal w/most important
                   problem


                             PARTY DIFFERENCES

      940708  94PO: Any differences between Democratic/Republican
                   parties?
      940709  94PO: Party difference #1
      940710  94PO: Party difference #1 content code
      940711  94PO: Party difference #2
      940712  94PO: Party difference #2 content code
      940713  94PO: Party difference #3
      940714  94PO: Party difference #3 content code
      940715  94PO: Party difference #4
      940716  94PO: Party difference #4 content code
      940717  94PO: Party difference #5
      940718  94PO: Party difference #5 content code
      940719  94PO: Party difference #6
      940720  94PO: Party difference #6 content code


                     R'S CONTACT WITH POLITICAL PARTIES

      940801  94PO: Did parties contact R?
      940802  94PO: Which party contacted R?
      940803  94PO: Did anyone else contact R about candidates?
      940804  94PO: Support asked for candidate #1
      940805  94PO: Support asked for candidate #2
      940806  94PO: Did anyone talk to R about voting/registering?
      940807  94PO: Did any moral/religious groups contact R?
      940808  94PO: Did R advise anyone about voting?
      940809  94PO: Did R display button/sticker/sign?
      940810  94PO: Did R go to meetings, rallies etc.?
      940811  94PO: Did R do any other work for party/candidate?
      940812  94PO: Did R contribute to candidate?
      940813  94PO: Party of candidate contribution
      940814  94PO: Did R contribute to political party?
      940815  94PO: Party of contribution
      940816  94PO: Did R contribute to any other group?


                              FEDERAL SPENDING

      940817  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for
                   environment
      940818  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for foreign
                   aid
      940819  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for social
                   security
      940820  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for welfare
      940821  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for aids
                   research
      940822  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for food
                   stamps
      940823  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for public
                   schools
      940824  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for child
                   care
      940825  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for crime
      940826  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for health
                   care
      940827  94PO: Federal spending increased/decreased for defense


                  APTITUDE/TENDENCIES OF POLITICAL PARTIES

      940828  94PO: Which party would raise taxes?
      940829  94PO: Which party would best handle the economy?
      940830  94PO: Which party would best handle pollution?
      940831  94PO: Which party would best handle crime?
      940832  94PO: Which party would best handle foreign affairs?
      940833  94PO: Which party would fix health care?
      940834  94PO: Which party would reform welfare?


                    R'S FEELINGS ABOUT PRESIDENT CLINTON

      940835  94PO: Has Clinton ever made R angry?
      940836  94PO: Has Clinton ever made R hopeful?
      940837  94PO: Has Clinton ever made R afraid?
      940838  94PO: Has Clinton ever made R proud?


                  POLITICAL RULER: LIBERAL TO CONSERVATIVE

      940839  94PO: R self-rated, liberal/conservative scale
      940840  94PO: If R had to choose: liberal/conservative?
      940841  94PO: Clinton: liberal/conservative scale
      940842  94PO: Certainty about Clinton on liberal/conservative
                   scale
      940843  94PO: House Democratic candidate: liberal/conservative
                   scale
      940844  94PO: Certainty about House Democrat on
                   liberal/conservative scale
      940845  94PO: House Republican: liberal/conservative scale
      940846  94PO: Certainty about House Republican on
                   liberal/conservative scale
      940847  94PO: Democratic party: liberal/conservative scale
      940848  94PO: Republican party: liberal/conservative scale
      940901  94PO: Is United States on right/wrong track?


                      R'S PERSONAL FINANCIAL SITUATION

      940902  94PO: Is R better/worse off than last year?
      940903  94PO: Is R much better/worse off than last year?
      940904  94PO: Will R be better/worse off next year?
      940905  94PO: Will R be much better/worse off next year?
      940906  94PO: Were R's federal taxes higher/lower in 1993?
      940907  94PO: Were R's federal taxes much higher/lower in 1993?
      940908  94PO: Has economy gotten better/worse in past year?
      940909  94PO: Has economy gotten much better/worse in past
                   year?
      940910  94PO: Will economy get better/worse next year?
      940911  94PO: Have policies made economy better/worse in past
                   year?
      940912  94PO: Have policies made economy much better/worse in
                   past year?


                                PARTY SYSTEM

      940913  94PO: Does R favor 2-party system/no parties/multiple
                   parties?


                             EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

      940914  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: society should ensure equal
                   opportunity
      940915  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: gone too far with equal
                   rights
      940916  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: big problem- not giving
                   everyone equal chance
      940917  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: better not to worry about
                   equal opportunity
      940918  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: lack of equal opportunity not
                   a problem
      940919  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: fewer problems if equal
                   opportunity


                           ASSESSMENT OF CLINTON

      940920  94PO: How well does moral describe Clinton?
      940921  94PO: How well does strong leadership describe Clinton?
      940922  94PO: How well does cares about you describe Clinton?
      940923  94PO: How well does knowledgeable describe Clinton?
      940924  94PO: How well does gets things done describe Clinton?
      940925  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: raise taxes to reduce deficit
      940926  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: cut health/education to
                   reduce deficit
      940927  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: increase health/education
                   even if more taxes


                             7-POINT SCALES

      940928  94PO: 7-point scale: equal role for women
      940929  94PO: 7-point scale: defense spending
      940930  94PO: 7-point scale: job/standard of living
      940931  94PO: CLINTON 7-point scale: job/standard of living
      940932  94PO: House Democrat 7-point scale: job/standard of
                   living
      940933  94PO: House Republican 7-point scale: job/standard of
                   living
      940934  94PO: Democratic Party 7-point scale: job/Standard of
                   living
      940935  94PO: Republican Party 7-point scale: job/Standard of
                   living
      940936  94PO: 7-point scale: aid to Blacks
      940937  94PO: Clinton 7-point scale: aid to Blacks
      940938  94PO: Democratic Party 7-point scale: aid to Blacks
      940939  94PO: Republican Party 7-point scale: aid to Blacks
      940940  94PO: 7-point scale: services/spending
      940941  94PO: Clinton 7-point scale: services/spending
      940942  94PO: House Democrat 7-point scale: services/spending
      940943  94PO: House Republican 7-point scale: services/spending
      940944  94PO: Democratic Party 7-point scale: services/spending
      940945  94PO: Republican Party 7-point scale: services/spending
      940946  94PO: R favors/opposes no welfare increase if more kids
      940947  94PO: Degree of favor/opposition to no extra welfare for
                   extra kids
      940948  94PO: R favors/opposes 2 year limit for welfare
      940949  94PO: Degree of favor/opposition to 2 year welfare
                   limit
      940950  94PO: 7-point scale: federal health insurance
      940951  94PO: Clinton 7-point scale: federal health insurance
      940952  94PO: House Democrat 7-point scale: federal health
                   insurance
      940953  94PO: House Republican 7-point scale: federal health
                   insurance
      940954  94PO: Democratic Party 7-point scale: federal health
                   insurance
      940955  94PO: Republican Party 7-point scale: federal health
                   insurance

                               AFFIRMATIVE ACTION

        941001  94PO: R favors/opposes preference in hiring Blacks
        941002  94PO: Degree of favor/opposition to preferential
                      hiring of Blacks
        941003  94PO: Is it government's role to insure blacks/whites
                      in same schools?
        941004  94PO: Does R think gov't should insure blacks/whites
                      in same schools?
        941005  94PO: How much change in position of blacks?


                                 R'S KNOWLEDGE

        941006  94PO: R's knowledge - Gore
        941007  94PO: R's knowledge - Rehnquist
        941008  94PO: R's knowledge - Yeltsin
        941009  94PO: R's knowledge - Foley
        941010  94PO: R's Knowledge - final decision on
                      constitutionality of law
        941011  94PO: R's knowledge - responsibility to nominate
                      federal judges
        941012  94PO: Party in control of House before last election
        941013  94PO: Party in control of Senate before last election
        941014  94PO: R's view: circumstances that allow for legal
                      abortion


                              U.S. FOREIGN POLICY

        941015  94PO: Has U.S. position in world grown stronger/weaker
                      in past year
        941016  94PO: Should U.S. immigration be
                      increased/decreased/left the same
        941017  94PO: Should preventing nuclear proliferation be
                      foreign policy goal?
        941018  94PO: Should spreading democracy be foreign policy
                      goal?
        941019  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: U.S should stay home
        941020  94PO: R's opinion: prayer in public schools
        941021  94PO: Strength of R's opinion: prayer in public
                      schools


                                R'S HEALTH CARE

        941022  94PO: Does R have health insurance?
        941023  94PO: Is R satisfied with health plan?
        941024  94PO: Is R's health plan a serious problem?
        941025  94PO: Can R afford health care?
        941026  94PO: R's satisfaction with available health care
        941027  94PO: Has R put off dental/medical treatment due to
                      lack of money?
        941028  94PO: R's satisfaction with U.S. health care


                              R AGREES/DISAGREES:

        941029  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: Newer lifestyles contribute
                         to breakdown of society
        941030  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: Adjust morals to change
        941031  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: Emphasize traditional family
                      ties
        941032  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: Tolerate different moral
                      stands
        941033  94PO: How often R trusts government
        941034  94PO: How much government wastes tax money
        941035  94PO: Is government run by big interests?
        941036  94PO: How many people in government are crooked?
        941037  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: Public officials don't care
        941038  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: People like R have no say
        941039  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: Politics/government is too
                      complicated
        941040  94PO: R favors/opposes Clinton crime bill
        941041  94PO: R favors/opposes death penalty
        941042  94PO: Strength of R's favor/opposition to death
                      penalty


                          ROLE OF RELIGION IN R'S LIFE

        941043  94PO: Is religion important to R?
        941044  94PO: Amount of guidance R receives from religion
        941045  94PO: How often does R pray?
        941046  94PO: How often does R read the bible?
        941047  94PO: R's opinion on the authority of the bible


                        R'S OPINION ON STATUS OF BLACKS

        941048  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: Blacks have gotten less than
                         they deserve
        941049  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: No special favors for blacks
        941050  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: Blacks need to try harder
        941051  94PO: R agrees/disagrees: Difficult for blacks to work
                      out of lower class due to slavery/discrimination
        941100  94PO: Checkpoint: cross-section /panel


                    R'S RELIGIOUS PREFERENCES AND PRACTICES

        941101  94PO: Does R attend religious services?
        941102  94PO: Is R part of a denomination?
        941103  94PO: How often R attends religious services
        941104  94PO: R attends religious services once a week or more
        941105  94PO: R is protestant/catholic/Jewish/other
        941106  94PO: R's religious denomination
        941107  94PO: Baptist type
        941108  94PO: Is R affiliated with larger Baptist group
        941109  94PO: Lutheran type
        941110  94PO: Methodist type
        941111  94PO: Presbyterian type
        941112  94PO: Reformed type
        941113  94PO: Church of brethren type
        941114  94PO: 'Christian' type
        941115  94PO: Church of Christ type
        941116  94PO: Church of god type
        941117  94PO: 'other' subgroupings
        941118  94PO: Name of 'other' subgroups
        941119  94PO: Is church/denomination Christian?
        941120  94PO: Is R Jewish orthodox/conservative/reform?
        941121  94PO: Is R Protestant
                      fundamentalist/evangelical/charismatic/
                      pentecostal?
        941122  94PO: R's region - summary
        941123  94PO: Checkpoint: R's church attendance
        941124  94PO: Was political information available at place of
                      worship?
        941125  94PO: Did clergy support a particular candidate/party?
        941126  94PO: #1 candidate clergy supported
        941127  94PO: #2 candidate clergy supported
        941128  94PO: #3 candidate clergy supported


                              PERSONAL INFORMATION

        941201  94PO: Month of birth
        941202  94PO: Year of birth
        941203  94PO: Recoded age
        941204  94PO: Marital status
        941205  94PO: Checkpoint: cross-section/panel


                                 R'S EDUCATION

        941206  94PO: Highest grade of education
        941207  94PO: Dis R get high school diploma or equivalent?
        941208  94PO: Highest degree of education
        941209  94PO: R's education - summary


                          EDUCATION OF SPOUSE/PARTNER

        941210  94PO: Checkpoint: married/partnered
        941211  94PO: Highest grade of spouse's education
        941212  94PO: Did spouse get high school diploma/equivalent
        941213  94PO: Highest degree in spouse's education
        941214  94PO: Spouse's education - summary


                                R'S WORK STATUS

        941215  94PO: R's employment status
        941216  94PO: R's employment status - summary
        941217  94PO: If unemployed- has R ever worked for pay?
        941218  94PO: If retired- when did R retire?
        941219  94PO: If disabled- has R ever worked for pay?
        941220  94PO: If homemaker/student- is R working now?
        941221  94PO: If unemployed homemaker/student- has R worked in
                      past 6 months?


                       R WORKING OR TEMPORARILY LAID OFF

        941222  94PO: R working- occupation
        941223  94PO: R working- collapsed occupation code
        941224  94PO: R working- prestige score
        941225  94PO: Is R working for industry?
        941226  94PO: Is R working for self/other?
        941227  94PO: Is R working for government?
        941228  94PO: R working- number of hours
        941229  94PO: R working- wants more/fewer hours
        941230  94PO: R working- worried/not worried about losing job
        941231  94PO: Checkpoint: R working now/temporarily laid off
        941232  94PO: R working- laid off in past?
        941233  94PO: R working- pay/hours cut?


                       R UNEMPLOYED, RETIRED OR DISABLED

        941234  94PO: R unemployed/retired/disabled- occupation
        941235  94PO: R unemployed/retired/disabled- collapsed
                      occupation code
        941236  94PO: R unemployed/retired/disabled- prestige
        941237  94PO: R unemployed/retired/disabled- industry
        941238  94PO: R unemployed/retired/disabled- works for self
        941239  94PO: R unemployed/retired/disabled- works for
                      government
        941240  94PO: R unemployed/retired/disabled- worked in past 6
                      months
        941241  94PO: R unemployed/retired/disabled- hours worked
        941242  94PO: Checkpoint: R unemployed/retired/disabled
        941243  94PO: R retired/disabled- working now
        941244  94PO: R retired/disabled- looking for work
        941245  94PO: R unemployed/retired/disabled- worried/not
                      worried about finding a job


                              R HOMEMAKER/STUDENT

        941246  94PO: R homemaker/student- occupation
        941247  94PO: R homemaker/student- collapsed occupation
        941248  94PO: R homemaker/student- prestige
        941249  94PO: R homemaker/student- industry
        941250  94PO: R homemaker/student- worked for self
        941251  94PO: R homemaker/student- worked for government
        941252  94PO: R homemaker/student- hours worked
        941253  94PO: R homemaker/student- looking for work
        941254  94PO: R homemaker/student- worried/not worried about
                      finding a job


                         R'S OCCUPATION DATA - STACKED

        941255  94PO: Recode1. R's occupation stacked
        941256  94PO: Recode2. R's occupation headings
        941257  94PO: Recode3. R's prestige bracketed
        941258  94PO: Recode4. R's industry stacked
        941259  94PO: Recode5. R employed self/other
        941260  94PO: Recode6. R employed by government
        941261  94PO: Recode7. R's # hours worked per week
        941262  94PO: Recode8. R worried/not worried about losing job
        941263  94PO: Recode9. R had job in past 6 months
        941264  94PO: Recode10. R looking for job now
        941265  94PO: Recode11. R ever worked for pay


                          OCCUPATION OF SPOUSE/PARTNER

        941301  94PO: Checkpoint: r married/partnered
        941302  94PO: Spouse employment status
        941303  94PO: Spouse employment status - summary
        941304  94PO: Spouse unemployed-ever worked for pay
        941305  94PO: Spouse retired- when retired
        941306  94PO: Spouse disabled- ever work for pay
        941307  94PO: Spouse homemaker/student- working now
        941308  94PO: Spouse unemployed homemaker/student-worked in
                      past 6 months
        941309  94PO: Spouse working- occupation
        941310  94PO: Spouse working- collapsed occupation code
        941311  94PO: Spouse working- prestige
        941312  94PO: Spouse working- industry
        941313  94PO: Spouse working- work for self
        941314  94PO: Spouse working- work for government
        941315  94PO: Spouse working- no. hours
        941316  94PO: Spouse working- wants more/fewer hours
        941317  94PO: Spouse working- worried/not worried about losing
                      job
        941318  94PO: Checkpoint: Spouse working/temporarily laid off
        941319  94PO: Spouse working- layoff in past 6 months
        941320  94PO: Spouse working- pay/hours cut?


                   SPOUSE/PARTNER UNEMPLOYED/RETIRED/DISABLED

        941321  94PO: Spouse unemployed/retired/disabled- occupation
        941322  94PO: Spouse unemployed/retired/disabled- collapsed
                      occupation
        941323  94PO: Spouse unemployed/retired/disabled- prestige
        941324  94PO: Spouse unemployed/retired/disabled- industry
        941325  94PO: Spouse unemployed/retired/disabled- works for self
        941326  94PO: Spouse unemployed/retired/disabled- works for
                      government
        941327  94PO: Spouse unemployed/retired/disabled- job in past
                      6 months
        941328  94PO: Spouse unemployed/retired/disabled- hours worked
        941329  94PO: Checkpoint: Spouse unemployed/retired/disabled
        941330  94PO: Spouse retired/disabled- working now
        941331  94PO: Spouse retired/disabled- looking for work
        941332  94PO: Spouse unemployed/retired/disabled- worried/not
                      worried about finding a job


                        SPOUSE/PARTNER HOMEMAKER/STUDENT

        941333  94PO: Spouse homemaker/student- occupation
        941334  94PO: Spouse homemaker/student- collapsed occupation
                      code
        941335  94PO: Spouse homemaker/student- prestige
        941336  94PO: Spouse homemaker/student- industry
        941337  94PO: Spouse homemaker/student- worked for self
        941338  94PO: Spouse homemaker/student- worked for government
        941339  94PO: Spouse homemaker/student- hours worked
        941340  94PO: Spouse homemaker/student- looking for job
        941341  94PO: Spouse homemaker/student- worried/not worried
                      about finding job


                   SPOUSE/PARTNER'S OCCUPATION DATA - STACKED

        941342  94PO: Recode1001. spouse occupation stack
        941343  94PO: Recode1002. spouse occup headings
        941344  94PO: Recode1003. spouse prestige bracket
        941345  94PO: Recode1004. spouse industry stacked
        941346  94PO: Recode1005. spouse employed self/other
        941347  94PO: Recode1006. spouse employ government
        941348  94PO: Recode1007. spouse # hours work a week
        941349  94PO: Recode1008. spouse worried/not worried about
                      losing Job
        941350  94PO: Recode1009. spouse had job past 6 months
        941351  94PO: Recode1010. spouse looking for job now
        941352  94PO: Recode1011. spouse ever worked for pay


                                UNION MEMBERSHIP

        941401  94PO: Anyone in labor union?
        941402  94PO: Who belongs to labor union?


                                HOUSEHOLD INCOME

        941403  94PO: Checkpoint: family members over 14 years old?
        941404  94PO: Family income
        941405  94PO: R's income
        941406  94PO: Does R belong to social class?
        941407  94PO: R's social class
        941408  94PO: Is R average/upper middle/working social class?
        941409  94PO: Social class- summary
        941410  94PO: Is R close to middle/working class people?
        941411  94PO: Checkpoint: cross section/panel


                           R'S ETHNIC GROUP IDENTITY

        941412  94PO: R's ethnic group #1
        941413  94PO: R's ethnic group #2
        941414  94PO: Number of ethnic groups given
        941415  94PO: Closest ethnic group
        941416  94PO: Both parents born in U.S.?
        941417  94PO: Checkpoint: Did R mention Hispanic
        941418  94PO: Is R hispanic
        941419  94PO: R type hispanic


                                 R'S BACKGROUND

        941420  94PO: Place R was born
        941421  94PO: Place R grew up
        941422  94PO: Where was R brought up?
        941423  94PO: How long in community?
        941424  94PO: R last community- city?
        941425  94PO: R last community-state/country


                    R'S RESIDENCE AND HOUSEHOLD COMPOSITION

        941426  94PO: How long lived in residence?
        941427  94PO: R own/pay rent?
        941428  94PO: R have children?
        941429  94PO: No. R's children under 6
        941430  94PO: No. children under 6 living with R
        941431  94PO: No. R's children 6-18 years
        941432  94PO: No. children 6-18 living with R


                      POST INTERVIEW DESCRIPTION VARIABLES

        941433  94PO: Time ending
        941434  94PO: R's gender
        941435  94PO: R's race
        941436  94PO: Other person at interview
        941437  94PO: R's level of cooperation
        941438  94PO: R's level of information
        941439  94PO: R's apparent intelligence
        941440  94PO: R'S suspiciousness
        941441  94PO: R's interest in interview
        941442  94PO: R's sincerity
        941443  94PO: Did R report income correctly?
        941444  94PO: Estimate of R's family income
        941445  94PO: Interview entirely in english
        941446  94PO: Other language used
        941447  94PO: #1 reaction to interview
        941448  94PO: #2 reaction to interview
        941449  94PO: #3 reaction to interview
        941450  94PO: #4 reaction to interview
        941451  94PO: #5 reaction to interview
        941452  94PO: #6 reaction to interview
        941453  94PO: #7 reaction to interview
        941454  94PO: #8 reaction to interview
        941455  94PO: #9 reaction to interview
        941456  94PO: #10 reaction to interview
        941457  94PO: #11 reaction to interview
        941458  94PO: #12 reaction to interview


                           FEELING THERMOMETER PROBES

        941501  94PO: V223 Clinton feeling thermometer probe
        941502  94PO: V224 Perot feeling thermometer probe
        941503  94PO: V225 Dole feeling thermometer probe
        941504  94PO: V226 Quayle feeling thermometer probe
        941505  94PO: V227 Gore feeling thermometer probe
        941506  94PO: V228 Jackson feeling thermometer probe
        941507  94PO: V229 Hillary feeling thermometer probe
        941508  94PO: V230 C Powell feeling thermometer probe
        941509  94PO: V231 Senate Democrat feeling thermometer probe
        941510  94PO: V232 Senate Republican feeling thermometer probe
        941511  94PO: V233 Tennessee Senate Democrat feeling
                      thermometer probe
        941512  94PO: V234 Tennessee Senate Republican feeling
                      thermometer probe
        941513  94PO: V235 Tennessee Senate incumbent feeling
                      thermometer probe
        941514  94PO: V236 Tennessee Senator 1 no state race feeling
                      thermometer probe
        941515  94PO: V237 Tennessee Senator 2 no state race feeling
                      thermometer probe
        941516  94PO: V238 House Democrat feeling thermometer probe
        941517  94PO: V239 House Republican feeling thermometer probe
        941518  94PO: V301 Democratic party feeling thermometer probe
        941519  94PO: V302 Republican party feeling thermometer probe
        941520  94PO: V303 Political parties feeling thermometer probe
        941521  94PO: V304 Hispanics feeling thermometer probe
        941522  94PO: V305 Blacks feeling thermometer probe
        941523  94PO: V306 Conservatives feeling thermometer probe
        941524  94PO: V307 Labor unions feeling thermometer probe
        941525  94PO: V308 Women's movement feeling thermometer probe
        941526  94PO: V309 Welfare feeling thermometer probe
        941527  94PO: V310 Environmentalist feeling thermometer probe
        941528  94PO: V311 Liberals feeling thermometer probe
        941529  94PO: V312 Poor people feeling thermometer probe
        941530  94PO: V313 Whites feeling thermometer probe
        941531  94PO: V314 Big business feeling thermometer probe
        941532  94PO: V315 Christian fund feeling thermometer probe
        941533  94PO: V316 Elderly feeling thermometer probe
        941534  94PO: V317 Illegal immigrant feeling thermometer
                      probe
        941535  94PO: V318 Gays/lesbians feeling thermometer probe
        941536  94PO: V319 Wealthy feeling thermometer probe

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                 1995 PILOT STUDY

        952001  RESPONDENT ID
        952002  1994 POST ID4
        952005  FORM OF QUESTIONNAIRE
        952006  A1. DOES R HAVE A TV IN THE HOME
        952007  A2. DOES R WATCH NATL NETWORK NEWS LIKE NBC NIGHTLY NEWS(A)
        952008  A2a. HOW OFTEN DOES R WATCH NATIONAL NETWORK NEWS
        952009  A3. WHICH NETWORK NEWS PROGRAMS DOES R WATCH MOST OFTEN
        952010  A4. DOES R GET CABLE OR SATELLITE TV
        952011  A1. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: AFRAID
        952012  A2. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: ANXIOUS
        952013  A3. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: WORRIED
        952014  A4. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: ANGRY
        952015  A5. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: BITTER
        952016  A6. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: RESENTFUL
        952017  A7. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: PROUD
        952018  A8. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: HOPE
        952019  A9. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: ENTHUSIASTIC
        952020  A10. A5a. CLINTON MAD R FEEL: DISGUSTED
        952021  A11. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: HATRED
        952022  A12. A5a. CLINTON MADE R FEEL: CONTEMPT
        952023  A1. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: AFRAID
        952024  A2. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: ANXIOUS
        952025  A3. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: WORRIED
        952026  A4. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: ANGRY
        952027  A5. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: BITTER
        952028  A6. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: RESENTFUL
        952029  A7. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: PROUD
        952030  A8. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: HOPE
        952031  A9. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: ENTHUSIASTIC
        952032  A10. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: DISGUSTED
        952033  A11. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: HATRED
        952034  A12. A5b. HOW OFTEN CLINTON MAKES R FEEL: CONTEMPT
        952035  A1. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: AFRAID
        952036  A2. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: ANXIOUS
        952037  A3. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: WORRIED
        952038  A4. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: ANGRY
        952039  A5. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: BITTER
        952040  A6. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: RESENTFUL
        952041  A7. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: PROUD
        952042  A8. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: HOPE
        952043  A9. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: ENTHUSIASTIC
        952044  A10. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: DISGUSTED
        952045  A11. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: HATRED
        952046  A12. A6a. DOLE MADE R FEEL: CONTEMPT
        952047  A1. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: AFRAID
        952048  A2. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: ANXIOUS
        952049  A3. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: WORRIED
        952050  A4. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: ANGRY
        952051  A5. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: BITTER
        952052  A6. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: RESENTFUL
        952053  A7. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: PROUD
        952054  A8. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: HOPE
        952055  A9. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: ENTHUSIASTIC
        952056  A10. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: DISGUSTED
        952057  A11. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: HATRED
        952058  A12. A6b. HOW OFTEN DOLE MAKES R FEEL: CONTEMPT
        952059  A7A. CLINTON MAKES R FEEL AT THIS MOMENT: ENTHUSIASTIC
        952060  A7b. CLINTON MAKES R FEEL AT THIS MOMENT: HOPEFUL
        952061  A7c. CLINTON MAKES R FEEL AT THIS MOMENT: ANXIOUS
        952062  A7d. CLINTON MAKES R FEEL AT THIS MOMENT: UPSET
        952063  A7e. CLINTON MAKES R FEEL AT THIS MOMENT: ANGRY
        952064  A8. DOLE MAKES R FEEL AT THIS MOMENT: ENTHUSIASTIC
        952065  A8b. DOLE MAKES R FEEL AT THIS MOMENT: HOPEFUL
        952066  A8c. DOLE MAKES R FEEL AT THIS MOMENT: ANXIOUS
        952067  A8d. DOLE MAKES R FEEL AT THIS MOMENT: UPSET
        952068  A8e. DOLE MAKES R FEEL AT THIS MOMENT: ANGRY
        952069  B1. R FAVOR INCREASE TAXES TO REDUCE DEFICIT
        952070  B2. FAVOR SPENDING CUTS ON DOMESTIC PROGRAMS TO REDUCE DEFICIT
        952071  B3. FAVOR SPENDING CUTS ON DEFENSE TO REDUCE DEFICIT
        952072  B4. CLINTON PROVIDES STRONG LEADERSHIP
        952073  B4a. HOW CERTAIN CLINTON PROVIDES STRONG LEADERSHIP
        952074  B5. CLINTON MORAL
        952075  B5a. HOW CERTAIN CLINTON IS MORAL
        952076  B6. DOLE PROVIDES STRONG LEADERSHIP
        952077  B6a. HOW CERTAIN DOLE PROVIDES STRONG LEADERSHIP
        952078  B7. DOLE MORAL
        952079  B7a. HOW CERTAIN DOLE IS MORAL
        952080  B8. R FAVOR CUTS ON DEFENSE TO REDUCE TAXES
        952081  B9. R FAVOR CUTS ON DOMESTIC PROGRAMS TO REDUCE TAXES
        952082  B10. R FAVOR INCREASE IN DEFICIT TO REDUCE TAXES
        952083  A1. B11a. FEELING THERMOMETER: CLINTON
        952084  A2. B11a. FEELING THERMOMETER: DOLE
        952085  A3. B11a. FEELING THERMOMETER: GORE
        952086  A4. B11a. FEELING THERMOMETER: GINGRICH
        952087  A5. B11a. FEELING THERMOMETER: PEROT
        952088  A6. B11a. FEELING THERMOMETER: COLIN POWELL
        952089  A7. B11a. FEELING THERMOMETER: PHIL GRAMM
        952090  A8. B11a. FEELING THERMOMETER: PETE WILSON
        952091  A9. B11a. FEELING THERMOMETER: HILLARY CLINTON
        952092  A10. B11a. FEELING THERMOMETER: RUSH LIMBAUGH
        952093  A1. B11a1. - WAS DK PROBE USED: BILL CLINTON
        952094  A2. B11a1. - WAS DK PROBE USED: BOB DOLE
        952095  A3. B11a1. - WAS DK PROBE USED: AL GORE
        952096  A4. B11a1. - WAS DK PROBE USED: NEWT GINGRICH
        952097  A5. B11a1. - WAS DK PROBE USED: ROSS PEROT
        952098  A6. B11a1. - WAS DK PROBE USED: COLIN POWELL
        952099  A7. B11a1. - WAS DK PROBE USED: PHIL GRAMM
        952100  A8. B11a1. - WAS DK PROBE USED: PETE WILSON
        952101  A9. B11a1. - WAS DK PROBE USED: HILARY CLINTON
        952102  A10. B11a1. - WAS DK PROBE USED: RUSH LIMBAUGH
        952103  B11b. HOW R WOULD RATE TOM BROKAW
        952104  B11b1. WAS SPECIAL DK PROBE USED
        952105  B11c. HOW R WOULD RATE PETER JENNINGS
        952106  B11c1. WAS SPECIAL DK PROBE USED
        952107  B11d. HOW R WOULD RATE DAN RATHER
        952108  B11d1. WAS SPECIAL DK PROBE USED
        952109  B11e. HOW R WOULD RATE BERNARD SHAW
        952110  B11e1. WAS SPECIAL DK PROBE USED
        952111  B11f1. HOW R WOULD RATE GROUPS PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT
        952112  B11f2. HOW R WOULD RATE RELIG GROUPS LIKE CHRISTIAN COALITION
        952113  B11f3. HOW R WOULD RATE THE AARP
        952114  B11f4. HOW R WOULD RATE GROUPS SEEKING TO HELP BLACKS
        952115  B11f5. HOW R WOULD RATE BIG BUSINESS
        952116  B12. HOW MUCH ATTENTION R PAYS TO NEWS ABOUT CRIME
        952117  B13. HOW MUCH ATTENTION R PAYS TO NEWS ABOUT ENVIRONMENT
        952118  B14. HOW MUCH ATTENTION R PAYS TO NEWS ABOUT ECONOMY
        952119  C1. SATISFACTION WITH THE WAY DEMOCRACY WORKS IN US
        952120  C2. LAST PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WAS CONDUCTED FAIRLY
        952121  C3. DOES R THINK OF HIMSELF CLOSE TO ANY PARTICULAR PARTY
        952122  M1C3a. WHICH PARTY R FEELS CLOSE TO - 1ST MENTION
        952123  M2C3a. WHICH PARTY R FEELS CLOSE TO - 2ND MENTION
        952124  M3C3a. WHICH PARTY R FEELS CLOSE TO - 3RD MENTION
        952125  C3b. WHICH PARTY R FEELS CLOSEST TO
        952126  C3c. HOW CLOSE DOES R FEEL TO THIS PARTY
        952127  C3d. CLOSER TO ONE PARTY THAN THE OTHER
        952128  C3e. WHICH PARTY CLOSE
        952129  C4. POLITICAL PARTIES CARE ABOUT WHAT PEOPLE WANT
        952130  C5. POLITICAL PARTIES ARE NECESSARY
        952131  C6. DOING GOOD JOB ARE DOING A GOOD JOB
        952132  C7a. RATE DEMOCRATS
        952133  C7b. RATE REPUBLICANS
        952134  C7c. RATE LIBERTARIANS
        952135  C8a. RATE CLINTON
        952136  C8b. RATE DOLE
        952137  C9. ECONOMY GOOD
        952138  C10. ECONOMY BETTER/WORSE THAN LAST YEAR
        952139  C10a. DEGREE BETTER
        952140  C10b. DEGREE WORSE
        952141  C11. REMEMBER NAMES OF CANDIDATES IN LAST CONGR ELECTION
        952142  C12. CONGRESS KNOWS WHAT ORDINARY PEOPLE THINK
        952143  C13. HAS R HAD ANY CONTACT WITH CONGRESS IN LAST YEAR
        952144  C14. SELF PLACEMENT ON LEFT/RIGHT SCALE
        952145  C14b. DEMOCRATS PLACEMENT ON LEFT/RIGHT SCALE
        952146  C14c. REPUBLICANS PLACEMENT ON LEFT/RIGHT SCALE
        952147  C14d. LIBERTARIANS PLACEMENT ON LEFT/RIGHT SCALE
        952148  C15a. CLINTON PLACEMENT ON LEFT/RIGHT SCALE
        952149  C15b. DOLE PLACEMENT ON LEFT/RIGHT SCALE
        952150  C16. VOTING WILL MAKE THE FUTURE BETTER
        952151  C17. WHO IS IN POWER IS IMPORTANT
        952152  C18. NEED A STRONG LEADER VS DEMOCRACY ALWAYS BEST
        952153  C19. DO PEOPLE SAY WHAT THEY THINK ABOUT POLITICS
        952154  C20. HOW PROBABLE IS IT THAT R WILL EVER VOTE DEMOCRAT
        952155  C20. HOW PROBABLE IS IT THAT R WILL EVER VOTE REPUBLICAN
        952156  C20. HOW PROBABLE IS IT THAT R WILL EVER VOTE LIBERTARIAN
        952157  C21. GOVT SEE TO IT EVERYONE HAS JOB
        952158  C21a. HOW STRONG R FEELS GOVT SHOULD SEE TO EVERYONE HAS JOB
        952159  C21b. HOW STRONG R FEELS GOVT SHD LET PEOPLE GET AHEAD ON OWN
        952160  C22. HOW MANY DAYS LAST WEEK R WATCHED NEWS ON TV
        952161  D1a. GOVERNMENT SHOULD PUT EFFORT INTO PROTECTING ENVIRONMENT
        952162  D1b. GOVERNMENT SHOULD PUT EFFORT INTO REDUCING AIR POLLUTION
        952163  D1c. GOVERNMENT SHOULD PUT EFFORT INTO MANAGING NAT RESOURCES
        952164  D1d. GOVERNMENT SHOULD PUT EFFORT INTO CLEANING UP LAKES
        952165  D1e. GOVERNMENT SHOULD PUT EFFORT INTO CLEANING TOXIC WASTE
        952166  D1f. GOVERNMENT SHOULD PUT EFFORT INTO REDUCING SOLID WASTE
        952167  D1g. GOVT SHOULD PUT EFFORT INTO ADDRESSING GLOBAL WARMING
        952168  D1h. WHICH LEVEL GOVT SHOULD ADDRESS ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
        952169  D2. WHICH MORE IMPORTANT:  PROTECT ENVIRONMENT /MAINTAIN JOBS
        952170  D2b. STRENGTH FAVOR: PROTECTING ENVIRONMENT IF IT COSTS JOBS
        952171  D2c. IF R HAD TO CHOOSE BETWEEN ENVIRONMENT AND JOBS
        952172  D2d. STRENGTH FAVOR: MAINTAIN JOBS OVER PROTECT ENVIRONMENT
        952173  D2e. WHICH MORE IMPORTANT TO CLINTON: ENVIRONMENT OR JOBS
        952174  D2f. STRENGTH OF OPINION CLINTON ENVIRONMENT OVER JOBS
        952175  D2g. STRENGTH OF OPINION CLINTON: JOBS OVER ENVIRONMENT
        952176  D2h. WHICH MORE IMPORTANT TO DOLE: ENVIRONMENT OR JOBS
        952177  D2j. STRENGTH OF OPINION DOLE: ENVIRONMENT OVER JOBS
        952178  D2k. STRENGTH OF OPINION DOLE: JOBS OVER ENVIRONMENT
        952179  D2m. WHICH MORE IMPORTANT TO GORE: ENVIRONMENT OR JOBS
        952180  D2n. STRENGTH OF OPINION GORE: ENVIRONMENT OVER JOBS
        952181  D2p. STRENGTH OF OPINION GORE: JOBS OVER ENVIRONMENT
        952182  D2q. WHICH MORE IMPORTANT TO DEMOCRATS: ENVIRONMENT OR JOBS
        952183  D2r. STRENGTH OF OPINION DEMOCRATS: ENVIRONMENT OVER JOBS
        952184  D2s. STRENGTH OF OPINION DEMOCRATS: JOBS OVER ENVIRONMENT
        952185  D2t. WHICH MORE IMPORTANT TO REPUBLICANS: JOBS OR ENVIRONMENT
        952186  D2u. STRENGTH OF OPINION REPUBLICANS: ENVIRONMENT OVER JOBS
        952187  D2v. STRENGTH OF OPINION REPUBLICANS: JOBS OVER ENVIRONMENT
        952188  D3.  R FAVOR TOUGHER GOVT REGS ON BUSINESS-PROTECT ENVIRONMENT
        952189  D3a. HOW STRONGLY R FEELS TOUGHER REGS NEEDED
        952190  D3b. HOW STRONGLY R FEELS TOUGHER REGS NOT NEEDED
        952190A D3z. SUMMARY: R OPINION GOVT REGULATIONS-PROTECT ENVIRONMENT
        952191  D3c. HOW CERTAIN R IS OF OWN POSITION ON THIS
        952192  D3d. CLINTON FAVOR TOUGHER GOVT REGS EVEN IF BUSINESS HURT
        952193  D3e. HOW STRONGLY CLINTON FEELS TOUGHER REGS ARE NEEDED
        952194  D3f. HOW STRONGLY CLINTON FEELS TOUGHER REGS NOT NEEDED
        952195  D3g. HOW CERTAIN R IS OF CLINTONS POSITION ON THIS
        952196  D3h. DOES DOLE FAVOR TOUGHER REGS TO PROTECT ENVIRONMENT
        952197  D3j. HOW STRONGLY DOES DOLE FEEL TOUGHER REGS ARE NEEDED
        952198  D3k. HOW STRONGLY DOES DOLE FEEL TOUGHER REGS ARE NOT NEEDED
        952199  D3m. DOES GORE FAVOR TOUGHER REGS TO PROTECT ENVIRONMENT
        952200  D3n. HOW STRONGLY DOES GORE FEEL TOUGHER REGS ARE NEEDED
        952201  D3p. HOW STRONGLY DOES GORE FEEL TOUGHER REGS NOT NEEDED
        952202  D3q. DOES SENATOR 1 FAVOR TOUGHER REGS TO PROTECT ENVIRONMENT
        952203  D3r. HOW STRONGLY DOES SENATOR 1 FEEL TOUGHER REGS ARE NEEDED
        952204  D3s. HOW STRONGLY DOES SENATOR 1 FEEL TOUGHER REGS NOT NEEDED
        952205  D3t. HOW CERTAIN R IS OF SENATOR 1 POSITION ON THIS
        952206  D3u. DOES SENATOR 2 FAVOR TOUGHER REGS TO PROTECT ENVIRONMENT
        952207  D3v. HOW STRONGLY SENATOR 2 FEELS TOUGHER REGS ARE NEEDED
        952208  D3w. HOW STRONGLY SENATOR 2 FEELS TOUGHER REGS ARE NOT NEEDED
        952209  D3x. HOW CERTAIN R IS OF SENATOR 2 POSITION ON THIS
        952210  D4.  NATURE EXISTS FOR USE OR: PRESERVE/PROTECT NATURE
        952211  D4a. HOW STRONG R FEELS NATURE EXISTS FOR OUR USE
        952212  D4b. HOW STRONG R FEELS WE SHOULD PRESERVE AND PROTECT NATURE
        952213  D5.  RATE NATIONAL AIR QUALITY
        952214  D5a. RATE LOCAL AIR QUALITY
        952215  D6.  RATE NATIONAL WATER QUALITY
        952216  D6a. RATE LOCAL WATER QUALITY
        952217  D7.  DOES R CONSIDER SELF TO BE ENVIRONMENTALIST
        952218  D7a. WOULD R CONSIDER SELF STRONG ENVIRONMENTALIST OR NOT
        952219  D8.  APPROVE/DISAPPROVE OF WAY CLINTON HANDLES ENVIRONMENT
        952220  D8a. STRENGTH OF APPROVAL
        952221  D8b. STRENGTH OF DISAPPROVAL
        952222  D9.  R SUPPORT/OPP BAN GAS GARDEN TOOLS TO REDUCE AIR POLL
        952223  D10. R SUPPORT/OPPOSE HIGHER GAS TAX TO REDUCE AIR POLLUTION
        952224  D11. ANTI POLLUTION EQU ON CARS WORTH PAYING OR REDUCE COST
        952225  D11a. WOULD R PAY MORE FOR ANTI-POLLUTION EQUIPMENT
        952226  E1a. CLINTON SUPPORT/OPP PLANS BY GROUPS TO PROTECT ENVIRONMT
        952227  E1b. CLINTON SUPPORT/OPPOSE LEGISLATION FAVORED BY THE AARP
        952228  E1c. CLINTON SUPPORT/OPPOSE LEGIS. FAVORED BY CHRISTIAN
                     COALITION
        952229  E1d. CLINTON SUPPORT/OPPOSE LEGISLATION TO HELP BLACKS
        952230  E1e. CLINTON SUPPORT/OPPOSE LEGISLATION TO HELP BIG BUSINES
        952231  E2a. DOLE SUPPORT/OPPOSE PLANS BY GROUPS TO PROTECT
                     ENVIRONMENT
        952232  E2b. DOLE SUPPORT/OPPOSE LEGISLATION FAVORED BY THE AARP
        952233  E2c. DOLE SUPPORT/OPPOSE LEGISLATION FAVORED BY CHRISTIAN
                     COALITION
        952234  E2d. DOLE SUPPORT/OPPOSE LEGISLATION TO HELP BLACKS
        952235  E2e. DOLE SUPPORT/OPPOSE LEGISLATION TO HELP BIG BUSINESS
        952236  E3.  AGREE/DISAGREE: FIND WAYS TO HELP OTHERS
        952237  E4.  AGREE/DISAGREE: DIGNITY AND WELL BEING MOST IMPORTANT
                     CONCERNS
        952238  E5.  AGREE/DISAGREE: PEOPLE AREN'T KIND ENOUGH TO OTHERS
        952239  E6.  AGREE/DISAGREE: PEOPLE WHO CAN'T PROVIDE FOR THEIR OWN
                     SHOULD BE
                     HELPED BY OTHERS
        952240  E7.  AGREE/DISAGREE: PEOPLE SHOULD ALWAYS BE CONCERNED ABT
                     OTHERS
        952241  E8.  AGREE/DISAGREE: BETTER NOT TOO KIND -KINDNESS ABUSED
        952242  E9.  AGREE/DISAGREE: BETTER NOT TOO INVOLVED WITH PEOPLES
                     NEEDS
        952243  E10. AGREE/DISAGREE: PAY TOO MUCH ATTENTION TO WELL-BEING OF
                     OTHERS
        952244  E11. BEST NOT GET INVOLVED OR PEOPLE WHO CAN'T DO IT ON THEIR
                     OWN
                     SHOULD BE HELPED BY OTHERS
        952245  E12. NOT KIND ENOUGH/TOO KIND - KINDNESS WILL BE ABUSED
        952246  E13. ALWAYS BE CONCERNED FOR OTHERS/PAY TOO MUCH ATTENTION
        952247  F1.  SPENDING: CUT DEFENSE AND INCREASE DOMESTIC PROGRAMS
        952248  F2.  SPENDING: INCREASE DEFICIT AND INCREASE DOMESTIC PROGRAMS
        952249  F3.  SPENDING: INCREASE TAXES AND INCREASE DOMESTIC PROGRAMS
        952250  F4.  AGREE/DISAGREE WAY CLINTON HANDLING HIS JOB
        952251  F4a. STRENGTH APPROVE OF CLINTON'S HANDLING HIS JOB
        952252  F4b. STRENGTH OF DISAPPROVAL OF CLINTON'S HANDLING HIS JOB
        952252A Fx. SUMMARY: APPROVAL OF CLINTONS HANDLING JOB
        952253  F5.  LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SELF-PLACEMENT
        952254  F5a. CONFIRM F5
        952255  F5b. RE ASK LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE SELF-PLACEMENT
        952256  F5c. HAD TO CHOOSE, R WOULD CONSIDER SELF LIBERAL/CONSERVATIVE
        952257  F6.  SPENDING: INCREASE DEFICIT TO INCREASE DEFENSE
        952258  F7.  SPENDING: INCREASE TAXES TO INCREASE DEFENSE
        952259  F8.  SPENDING: CUT DOMESTIC PROGRAMS TO INCREASE DEFENSE
        952260  F9.  DOES R THINK OF SELF AS REPUBLICAN/DEMOCRAT/OTHER
        952261  F9a. STRENGTH REPUBLICAN
        952262  F9b. STRENGTH DEMOCRAT
        952263  F9c. DOES R THINK OF SELF CLOSER TO REPUBLICAN OR DEMOCRATIC
                     PARTY
        952264  G1.  BEST TO REDUCE CRIME: ADDRESS CONDITIONS/TOUGHER ON
                     CRIMINALS
        952265  G1a. STRENGTH OF RS APPROACH
        952266  G1b. WHICH MORE IMPORTANT TO CLINTON: ADDRESS CONDITIONS OR
                     TOUGHER
                     ON CRIMINALS
        952267  G1c. HOW STRONG DOES CLINTON FAVOR THAT APPROACH
        952268  G1d. WHICH MORE IMPORTANT TO DOLE: ADDRESS CONDITIONS OR
                     TOUGHER 
                     ON CRIMINALS
        952269  G1e. HOW STRONG DOES DOLE FAVOR THAT APPROACH
        952270  G2.  HOW AFRAID IS R THAT HE OR FAMILY WILL BECOME CRIME
                     VICTIM
        952271  G3.  WELFARE: EVERYONE WHO NEEDS IT GETS IT OR REDUCE ABUSE
        952272  G3a. HOW STRONGLY R FEELS EVERYONE WHO NEEDS WELFARE SHOULD
                     GET IT
        952273  G3b. HOW STRONGLY R FEELS GOVT SHOULD MAKE SURE WELFARE NOT
                     ABUSED
        952274  G3c. WHICH IMPORTANT TO CLINTON: GET WELFARE OR NO WELFARE
                     ABUSE
        952275  G3d. HOW STRONG DOES HE FEEL THAT EVERYONE WHO NEEDS WELFARE
                     GETS IT
        952276  G3e. HOW STRONG DOES HE FEEL THAT GOVT SHOULD CONTROL WELFARE
                     ABUSE
        952277  G3f. WHICH IMPORTANT TO DOLE: GET WELFARE OF NO WELFARE ABUSE
        952278  G3g. HOW STRONG DOES HE FEEL THAT EVERYONE WHO NEEDS WELFARE
                     GETS IT
        952279  G3h. HOW STRONG DOES HE FEEL THAT GOVT SHOULD CONTROL WELFARE
                     ABUSE
        952280  G4.  HOW R FEELS: GOVT PROVIDE JOBS VS GET AHEAD ON OWN
        952281  G4a. HOW STRONGLY R FEELS THAT GOVT SHOULD PROVIDE JOBS FOR
                     ALL
        952282  G4b. HOW STRONGLY R FEELS THAT PEOPLE SHOULD GET AHEAD ON
                     THEIR OWN
        952283  G4c. WHICH MORE IMPORTANT TO CLINTON: PROVIDE JOBS/GET AHEAD
                     ON OWN
        952284  G4d. HOW STRONG DOES HE FAVOR THAT APPROACH
        952285  G4e. WHICH MORE IMPORTANT TO DOLE: PROVIDE JOBS/GET AHEAD ON
                     OWN
        952286  G4f. HOW STRONG DOES HE FAVOR THAT APPROACH
        952287  G5.  AMOUNT OF GOVT EFFORT SPENT ON CRIME
        952288  G5a. HOW DOES CLINTON FEEL ABOUT EFFORT OF GOVT ON CRIME
        952289  G5b. HOW DOES DOLE FEEL ABOUT EFFORT OF GOVT ON CRIME
        952290  G5c. WHICH BRANCH OF GOVT BE MOST INVOLVED IN DEALING WITH
                     CRIME
        952291  G6.  R OPINION ON EFFORT PUT INTO WELFARE
        952292  G6a. HOW DOES CLINTON FEEL ABOUT EFFORT OF GOVT ON WELFARE
        952293  G6b. HOW DOES DOLE FEEL ABOUT EFFORT OF GOVT ON WELFARE
        952294  G6d. WHICH BRANCH OF GOVT BE MOST INVOLVED IN DEALING WITH
                     WELFARE
        952295  G7.  R OPINION ON EFFORT TO GET EVERYONE A JOB
        952296  G7a. HOW DOES CLINTON FEEL ABOUT EFFORT OF GOVT TO GET JOBS
                     FOR ALL
        952297  G7b. HOW DOES DOLE FEEL ABOUT EFFORT OF GOVT TO GET JOBS FOR
                     ALL
        952298  M1.  HOW MANY HOURS R WATCHES TV IN MORNING/AFTERNOON
        952299  M2.  HOW MANY HOURS R WATCHES TV IN EVENING
        952300  M3.  DOES R EVER WATCH NEWS
        952301  M3a. HOW OFTEN R WATCHES NEWS
        952302  M4.  HOW MUCH ATTENTION R PAYS TO NEWS
        952303  M5.  DOES R WATCH MORNING NEWS
        952304  M5a. HOW OFTEN DOES R WATCH MORNING NEWS
        952305  M6.  DOES R WATCH LOCAL NEWS
        952306  M6a. HOW OFTEN DOES R WATCH LOCAL NEWS
        952307  M7.  DOES R WATCH ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
        952308  M7a. HOW OFTEN DOES R WATCH ENTERTAINMENT NEWS
        952309  M8.  DOES R WATCH NEWS MAGAZINES
        952310  M8a. HOW OFTEN DOES R WATCH NEWS MAGAZINES
        952311  M9.  DOES R WATCH NATIONAL NEWS
        952312  M9a. HOW OFTEN DOES R WATCH NATIONAL NEWS
        952313  M10. WHICH PROGRAM DOES R WATCH (NATIONAL NEWS)
        952314  M11. HOW MANY ENTERTAINMENT SHOWS WERE ON NETWORKS
        952315  M12a. HOW MANY TIMES LAST WEEK WATCHED JEOPARDY OR WHEEL OF
                     FORTUNE
        952316  M12c. HOW MANY TIMES LAST WEEK WATCHED TV SPORTS
        952317  M12d. DOES R WATCH NYPD BLUE
        952318  M12e. DOES R WATCH HOME IMPROVEMENT
        952319  M12f. DOES R WATCH MURDER SHE WROTE
        952320  M12g. DOES R WATCH FRIENDS
        952321  M12h. DOES R WATCH PRIME TIME LIVE
        952322  M13a. DOES R KNOW WHERE ER TAKES PLACE
        952323  M13b. DOES R KNOW WHAT SHOW HUGH DOWNS IS ON
        952324  M13c. HOW MANY KIDS DOES GRACE HAVE ON GRACE UNDER FIRE
        952325  M13d. WHAT'S KRAMER'S FIRST NAME ON SEINFELD
        952326  M13e. ON WHAT SHOW WOULD YOU SEE DAN DIERDORF
        952327  M13f. WHO WORKS WITH CORKY, FRANK, JIM, AND MILES
        952328  M13g. ON WHAT SHOW WOULD YOU SEE DAN CONNER
        952329  M13h. ON WHAT SHOW WOULD YOU SEE PAUL SCHAEFER
        952330  M14.  DO R EVER LISTEN TO TALK RADIO
        952331  M14a. HOW OFTEN DOES R LISTEN TO TALK RADIO
        952332  M15.  HOW MUCH ATTENTION DOES R PAY TO TALK RADIO
        952333  A1. M16a. DOES R EVER LISTEN TO RUSH LIMBAUGH
        952334  A2. M16a. DOES R EVER LISTEN TO JIM BOHANNON
        952335  A3. M16a. DOES R EVER LISTEN TO HIGHTOWER RADIO
        952336  A4. M16a. DOES R EVER LISTEN TO G. GORDON LIDDY
        952337  A5. M16a. DOES R EVER LISTEN TO CHUCK HARDER
        952338  A6. M16a. DOES R EVER LISTEN TO JAMES DOBSON
        952339  A1. M16b. HOW OFTEN DOES R LISTEN TO RUSH LIMBAUGH
        952340  A2. M16b. HOW OFTEN DOES R LISTEN TO JIM BOHANNON
        952341  A3. M16b. HOW OFTEN DOES R LISTEN TO HIGHTOWER RADIO
        952342  A4. M16b. HOW OFTEN DOES R LISTEN TO G. GORDON LIDDY
        952343  A5. M16b. HOW OFTEN DOES R LISTEN TO CHUCK HARDER
        952344  A6. M16b. HOW OFTEN DOES R LISTEN TO JAMES DOBSON
        952345  M17(1). DOES R LISTEN TO ANY OTHER TALK RADIO SHOWS-MENTION 1
        952346  M17b(1). HOW OFTEN DOES R LISTEN TO OTHER TALK RADIO-MENTION 1
        952347  M17(2). DOES R LISTEN TO ANY OTHER TALK RADIO SHOWS-MENTION 2
        952348  M17b(2). HOW OFTEN DOES R LISTEN TO OTHER TALK RADIO-MENTION 2
        952349  M17(3). DOES R LISTEN TO ANY OTHER TALK RADIO SHOWS-MENTION 3
        952350  M17b(3). HOW OFTEN DOES R LISTEN TO OTHER TALK RADIO-MENTION 3
        952351  M18a. WHAT NETWORK DOES TOM BROKAW WORK FOR
        952352  M18b. WHAT NETWORK DOES PETER JENNINGS WORK FOR
        952353  M18c. WHAT NETWORK DOES DAN RATHER WORK FOR
        952354  M18d. WHAT NETWORK DOES BERNARD SHAW WORK FOR
        952355  M19.  HOW MANY MILES DO YOU DRIVE IN A TYPICAL WEEK
        952356  LENGTH OF IW
        952357  IWR OF RECORD
        952358  REFUSAL CONVERSION FLAG
        952359  OTHER IWR
        952360  RESULT DATE
        952361  NO. CALLS-LAST CALL NO.
        952362  IWR GENDER

        ---------------------------------------------------------------

                         1996 PRE-AND-POST ELECTION STUDY

        960001    Pre. 1996 Case ID
        960002    Pre. 1996 Panel/Cross indicator
        960003    Pre. 1996 Full sample weight
        960004    Pre. 1996 Panel-only weight
        960005    Pre. 1996 Time-series weight
        960006    Pre. 1995 Case ID (panel)
        960007    Pre. 1994 Case ID (panel)
        960008    Pre. 1993 Case ID (panel)
        960009    Pre. 1992 Case ID (panel)
        960010    Pre. 1996 Pre Only or Pre-and-Post
        960010A   Pre. Time Series participation 1992,1994,1996
        960010B   Pre. Panel participation summary
        960011    Pre. Day of interview
        960012    Pre. Month of interview
        960013    Pre. Number of days between pre IW and election day
        960014    Pre. Beginning time
        960015    Pre. Ending time
        960016    Pre. Interview length in minutes
        960017    Pre. Interview number
        960018    Pre. Date of beginning VQ file
        960019    Pre. Date of ending VQ file
        960020    Pre. Payment amount
        960021    Pre. Was interview tape recorded
        960022    Pre. Verification indicator
        960023    Pre. Evaluation indicator
        960024    Pre. Refusal conversion indicator
        960025    Pre. Was persuasion letter sent
        960026    Pre. Type of  persuasion letter
        960027    Pre. Number of telephone calls
        960028    Pre. Number of face to face calls
        960029    Pre. Total number of calls (Phone + FtF)
        960030    Pre. Final result code
        960031    Pre. Beginning interview mode
        960031A   Pre. Mode summary - pre and post
        960032    Pre. Ending interview mode
        960033    Pre. Sample release
        960034    Pre. Sample release summary
        960035    Pre. Question 'form' summary
        960036    Pre. (Panel only) Does R still live at address on sample 
                       label
        960037    Pre. (Panel only) New address is:
        960038    Pre. Panel - correct name, birth date and gender on 
                       coversheet
        960039    Pre. Panel - coversheet name marked different
        960040    Pre. Panel coversheet - gender marked different
        960041    Pre. Panel coversheet - birth data marked different
        960042    Pre. Cross - Household listing obtained from
        960043    Pre. Cross - Selection table
        960044    Pre. Cross - Person number selected as R
        960045    Pre. Cross - Total number of persons in HH
        960046    Pre. Cross - Total number of eligible adults in HU
        960046A   Pre. Panel and Cross - Total number of eligible adults in HU
        960047    Pre. Cross - Household composition code
        960048    Pre. Cross - Number of children under 6 years old in
                       household
        960049    Pre. Cross - Number of children 6-9 years old in household
        960050    Pre. Cross - Number of children 10-13 years old in household
        960051    Pre. Cross - Number of children 14-17 years old in household
        960052    Pre. Type of structure in which the respondent lives
        960053    Pre. Is there a blding manager, security grd, other
                       gatekeeper
        960054    Pre. Type of blding manager, security grd, or other
                       gatekeeper
        960055    Pre. Did R refuse initially
        960056    Pre. Did R break any appointment
        960057    Pre. Was there resistance from R
        960058    Pre. R Resistance: Waste of time; previous bad experience
        960059    Pre. R Resistance: Very ill
        960060    Pre. R Resistance: Too busy
        960061    Pre. R Resistance: Stressful family situation
        960062    Pre. R Resistance: Confidentiality
        960063    Pre. R Resistance: Invasion of privacy
        960064    Pre. R Resistance: No reason given
        960065    Pre. R Resistance: Other
        960066    Pre. R's gender
        960067    Pre. R race
        960068    Pre. Others present during IW
        960069    Pre. R's cooperation
        960070    Pre. R's general level of info about politics, public
                       affairs
        960071    Pre. R's apparent intelligence
        960072    Pre. How suspicious did R seem to be about the study
        960073    Pre. R's interest in the interview
        960074    Pre. R's sincerity
        960075    Pre. Did R reported income correctly
        960076    Pre. Estimate of what  R's actual family income is
        960077    Pre. R's reaction to interview 1
        960078    Pre. R's reaction to interview 2
        960079    Pre. R's reaction to interview 3
        960080    Pre. R's reaction to interview 4
        960081    Pre. R's reaction to interview 5
        960082    Pre. R's reaction to interview 6
        960083    Pre. R's reaction to interview 7
        960084    Pre. R's reaction to interview 8
        960085    Pre. R's reaction to interview 9
        960086    Pre. R's reaction to interview 10
        960087    Pre. R's reaction to interview 11
        960088    Pre. Interviewer of record ID
        960089    Pre. Supervisor ID
        960090    Pre. Interviewer gender
        960091    Pre. Interviewer education
        960092    Pre. Interviewer race
        960093    Pre. Interviewer ethnicity
        960094    Pre. Interviewer languages
        960095    Pre. Interviewer experience
        960096    Pre. Interviewer age (bracketed)
        960097    Pre. House race type
        960098    Pre. Senate race type
        960099    Pre. Democratic House candidate code
        960100    Pre. Republican House candidate code
        960101    Pre. Retiring House Representative code
        960102    Pre. Democratic Senate candidate code
        960103    Pre. Republican Senate candidate code
        960104    Pre. Retiring Senator code
        960105    Pre. State abbreviation and congressional district
        960105A   Pre. State and CD of Rs who voted out of CD of Interview
        960106    Pre. State code and congressional district
        960106A   Pre. State and Congressional District 1994 (Panel)
        960106B   Pre. State and Congressional District 1992 (Panel)
        960106C   Pre. State and Congressional District 1993 (Panel)
        960107    Pre. Congressional district number
        960108    Pre. FIPS state code
        960109    Pre. ICPSR state code of Interview Location
        960110    Pre. FIPS state and county
        960111    Pre. Primary area name
        960112    Pre. Primary area code
        960113    Pre. Segment Number
        960114    Pre. Number of household units
        960115    Pre. 1996 Census region of Interview Location
        960116    Pre. Census Region in 1994 (Panel Respondents)
        960117    Pre. Census Region in 1992 (Panel Respondents)
        960118    Pre. Belt Code
        960119    Pre. Population in 1000s
        960120    Pre. Size of Place
        960121    Pre. 1980 Census tract/ed indicator
        960122    Pre. 1996 Sampling Error Code
        960122A   Pre. 1994 Sampling error code
        960122B   Pre. 1992 Sampling error code
        960123    Pre. 1980 SMSA
        960124    Pre. 1990 SMSA/NECMA
        960125    Pre. 1990 CMSA
        960126    Pre. 1990 Census Tract 1
        960126A   Pre. 1990 Census Tract 2
        960127    Pre. Flag - changed congressional race status
        960128    Pre. Race type at time of interview
        960129    Pre. CD error flag - Pre
        960129A   Pre. CD error flag - Post
        960130    Pre. Was R's Congressional District redistricted in 1996
        960131    Pre. (Panel only) Move status 1994-1996
        960131A   Pre. Move status 1996 Pre-1996 Post
        960201    Pre. How interested has R been in campaigns this year
        960202    Pre. How much does R care who wins the presidential election
        960203    Pre. Did R vote for President in the 1992 election
        960204    Pre. For whom did R vote in the 1992 presidential race
        960205    Pre. Anything that would make R vote for Clinton ("likes")
        960206    Pre. What would make R vote for Clinton ("likes") #1
        960207    Pre. What would make R vote for Clinton ("likes") #2
        960208    Pre. What would make R vote for Clinton ("likes") #3
        960209    Pre. What would make R vote for Clinton ("likes") #4
        960210    Pre. What would make R vote for Clinton ("likes") #5
        960211    Pre. Anything that would make R vote agnst Clinton
                       ("dislikes")
        960212    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Clinton ("dislikes") #1
        960213    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Clinton ("dislikes") #2
        960214    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Clinton ("dislikes") #3
        960215    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Clinton ("dislikes") #4
        960216    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Clinton ("dislikes") #5
        960217    Pre. Anything that would make R vote for Dole ("likes")
        960218    Pre. What would make R vote for Dole ("likes") #1
        960219    Pre. What would make R vote for Dole ("likes") #2
        960220    Pre. What would make R vote for Dole ("likes") #3
        960221    Pre. What would make R vote for Dole ("likes") #4
        960222    Pre. What would make R vote for Dole ("likes") #5
        960223    Pre. Anything that would make R vote agnst Dole ("dislikes")
        960224    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Dole ("dislikes") #1
        960225    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Dole ("dislikes") #2
        960226    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Dole ("dislikes") #3
        960227    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Dole ("dislikes") #4
        960228    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Dole ("dislikes") #5
        960229    Pre. Anything that would make R vote for Perot ("likes")
        960230    Pre. What would make R vote for Perot ("likes") #1
        960231    Pre. What would make R vote for Perot ("likes") #2
        960232    Pre. What would make R vote for Perot ("likes") #3
        960233    Pre. What would make R vote for Perot ("likes") #4
        960234    Pre. What would make R vote for Perot ("likes") #5
        960235    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Perot ("dislikes")
        960236    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Perot ("dislikes") #1
        960237    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Perot ("dislikes") #2
        960238    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Perot ("dislikes") #3
        960239    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Perot ("dislikes") #4
        960240    Pre. What would make R vote agnst Perot ("dislikes") #5
        960241    Pre. Does R have cable or satellite TV
        960242    Pre. How many days in past week R watched nat'l news on TV
        960243    Pre. Attention R paid to TV nat news shows about pres
                       campaign
        960244    Pre. How many days in past week R watched the local news on
                       TV
        960245    Pre. Attention R paid to local TV news shows about pres
                       campaign
        960246    Pre. How many days in past week R read the newspaper
        960247    Pre. Did R read about presidential campaign in the newspaper
        960248    Pre. Attention R paid to presidential campaign in the
                       newspaper
        960249    Pre. Does R recall seeing any ads for political cand on TV
        960250    Pre. R recall of cand who sponsored political ad remembers
                       best
        960251    Pre. Content of political ad R remembers best -- #1
        960252    Pre. Content of political ad R remembers best -- #2
        960253    Pre. Content of political ad R remembers best -- #3
        960254    Pre. Content of political ad R remembers best -- #4
        960255    Pre. Content of political ad R remembers best -- #5
        960256    Pre. Does R care about result of House election
        960257    Pre. Does R remember names of House candidates in R's
                       district
        960258    Pre. R's recall of name of House candidate (first mention)
        960259    Pre. R's recall of party of House candidate (first mention)
        960260    Pre. Actual party of House candidate recalled by R (#1
                       mention)
        960261    Pre. Accuracy of R's recall of House candidate (#1 mention)
        960262    Pre. R's recall of name of House candidate (#2 mention)
        960263    Pre. R's recall of party of House candidate (#2 mention)
        960264    Pre. Actual party of House candidate recalled by R (#2
                       mention)
        960265    Pre. Accuracy of R's recall of House candidate (#2 mention)
        960266    Pre. R's recall of name of House candidate (#3 mention)
        960267    Pre. R's recall of party of House candidate (#3 mention)
        960268    Pre. Actual party of House candidate recalled by R (#3
                       mention)
        960269    Pre. Accuracy of R's recall of House candidate (#3 mention)
        960270    Pre. Does R approve or disapprove of Congress
        960271    Pre. Does R strongly approve or disapprove of Congress
        960272    Pre. Clinton feeling thermometer
        960273    Pre. Dole feeling thermometer
        960274    Pre. Perot feeling thermometer
        960275    Pre. Gore feeling thermometer
        960276    Pre. Kemp feeling thermometer
        960277    Pre. Choate feeling thermometer
        960277A   Pre. Campbell feeling thermometer
        960278    Pre. Democratic House candidate feeling thermometer
        960279    Pre. Republican House candidate feeling thermometer
        960280    Pre. Retiring House incumbent feeling thermometer
        960281    Pre. Hillary Clinton feeling thermometer
        960282    Pre. Pat Buchanan feeling thermometer
        960283    Pre. Jesse Jackson feeling thermometer
        960284    Pre. Newt Gingrich feeling thermometer
        960285    Pre. Colin Powell feeling thermometer
        960286    Pre. Steve Forbes feeling thermometer
        960287    Pre. Phil Gramm feeling thermometer
        960288    Pre. Louis Farrakhan feeling thermometer
        960289    Pre. Lamar Alexander feeling thermometer
        960290    Pre. Elizabeth Dole feeling thermometer
        960291    Pre. Pat Robertson feeling thermometer
        960292    Pre. Democratic Party feeling thermometer
        960293    Pre. Republican Party feeling thermometer
        960294    Pre. Political parties feeling thermometer
        960295    Pre. Does R approve or disapprove of Clinton
        960296    Pre. Does R strgly approve or disapprove of Clinton
        960297    Pre. Does R app/disapp of Clinton's handling of the econ
        960298    Pre. Does R strgly app/disapp of Clinton's handling of the
                       econ
        960299    Pre. Does R app/disapp of Clinton's handling of foreign rels
        960300    Pre. Does R strgly app or disapp  Clinton's handling for
                       relat
        960301    Pre. Does R app or disapp  Clinton's handling  the
                       environment
        960302    Pre. Does R strgly app or disapp of Clinton's hand of the
                       envir
        960303    Pre. Does R approve or disapprove of Clinton's hand of hlth
                       care
        960304    Pre. Does R strgly app or disapp of Clinton's hand of hlth
                       care
        960305    Pre. Which pres cand would do the best job of protect enviro
        960306    Pre. Which pres cand would do the best job of reducing
                       budget
                       deficit
        960307    Pre. Which pres cand would do the best job of improve
                       education
        960308    Pre. Which pres cand would do the best job of campgn reform
        960309    Pre. Which pres cand would be most likely to raise taxes
        960310    Pre. Which pres cand would be most likely to cut Soc
                       Security
        960311    Pre. Is Clinton or Congress more to blame for the budget def
        960312    Pre. (Interviewer checkpoint) Was R random selected for q
                       F1-F4
        960313    Pre. Is there anything R likes about the Republican Party
        960314    Pre. What does R like about the Republican Party #1
        960315    Pre. What does R like about the Republican Party #2
        960316    Pre. What does R like about the Republican Party #3
        960317    Pre. What does R like about the Republican Party #4
        960318    Pre. What does R like about the Republican Party #5
        960319    Pre. Is there anything R dislikes about the Republican Party
        960320    Pre. What does R dislike about the Republican Party #1
        960321    Pre. What does R dislike about the Republican Party #2
        960322    Pre. What does R dislike about the Republican Party #3
        960323    Pre. What does R dislike about the Republican Party #4
        960324    Pre. What does R dislike about the Republican Party #5
        960325    Pre. Is there anything R likes about the Democrat Party
        960326    Pre. What does R like about the Democrat Party #1
        960327    Pre. What does R like about the Democrat Party #2
        960328    Pre. What does R like about the Democrat Party #3
        960329    Pre. What does R like about the Democrat Party #4
        960330    Pre. What does R like about the Democrat Party #5
        960331    Pre. Is there anything R dislikes about the Democrat Party
        960332    Pre. What does R dislike about the Democrat Party #1
        960333    Pre. What does R dislike about the Democrat Party #2
        960334    Pre. What does R dislike about the Democrat Party #3
        960335    Pre. What does R dislike about the Democrat Party #4
        960336    Pre. What does R dislike about the Democrat Party #5
        960337    Pre. Is R better or worse off financially than a year ago
        960338    Pre. Is R much better or worse off financially than a year
                       ago
        960339    Pre. Does R think R will be better or worse off financ next
                       yr
        960340    Pre. Does R think R will be much better/worse off financ
                       next
                       year
        960341    Pre. Has Clinton ever made R feel angry
        960342    Pre. How often has Clinton made R feel angry
        960343    Pre. Has Clinton ever made R feel hopeful
        960344    Pre. How often has Clinton made R feel hopeful
        960345    Pre. Has Clinton ever made R feel afraid
        960346    Pre. How often has Clinton made R feel afraid
        960347    Pre. Has Clinton ever made R feel proud
        960348    Pre. How often has Clinton made R feel proud
        960349    Pre. Has Dole ever made R feel angry
        960350    Pre. How often has Dole made R feel angry
        960351    Pre. Has Dole ever made R feel hopeful
        960352    Pre. How often has Dole made R feel hopeful
        960353    Pre. Has Dole ever made R feel afraid
        960354    Pre. How often has Dole made R feel afraid
        960355    Pre. Has Dole ever made R feel proud
        960356    Pre. How often has Dole made R feel proud
        960357    Pre. Has Perot ever made R feel angry
        960358    Pre. How often has Perot made R feel angry
        960359    Pre. Has Perot ever made R feel hopeful
        960360    Pre. How often has Perot made R feel hopeful
        960361    Pre. Has Perot ever made R feel afraid
        960362    Pre. How often has Perot made R feel afraid
        960363    Pre. Has Perot ever made R feel proud
        960364    Pre. How often has Perot made R feel proud
        960365    Pre. R's self-placement on liberal/conservative scale
        960366    Pre. If R had to choose, would R be lib or con
        960367    Pre. How certain is R of self-placement on lib/con scale
        960368    Pre. Summary of R's self-placement on lib/con scale
        960369    Pre. R's placement of Clinton on liberal-con scale
        960370    Pre. How certain is R of placement of Clinton on lib/con
                       scale
        960371    Pre. R's placement of Dole on lib-con scale
        960372    Pre. How certain is R of placement of Dole on lib/con scale
        960373    Pre. R's placement of Perot on lib-con scale
        960374    Pre. How certain is R of placement of Perot on lib/con scale
        960375    Pre. R's placement of Dem Hse cand on lib/con scale
        960376    Pre. How certain is R of place of Dem Hse cand on lib/con
                       scale
        960377    Pre. R's placement of Rep Hse cand on lib/con scale
        960378    Pre. How certain is R of place of Rep Hse cand on lib/con
                       scale
        960379    Pre. R's placement of Democratic Party on lib/con scale
        960380    Pre. R's placement of Republican Party on lib/con scale
        960381    Pre. Who does R think will be elected President
        960382    Pre. Does R think the Presidential race will be close
        960383    Pre. Which Pres cand does R think will carry R's state
        960384    Pre. R think the Pres race will be close in R's state
        960385    Pre. R think econ has gotten better/worse over past year
        960386    Pre. R think econ has gotten much better/worse over past
                       year
        960387    Pre. R expect econ to get better/worse over the next year
        960388    Pre. R expect econ to get much better or worse over the next
                       year
        960389    Pre. R think the stand of living will be better or worse in
                       20
                       yrs
        960390    Pre. Have fed govt policy made the nation's econ better or
                       worse
        960391    Pre. Have fed gov policy made nation's econ much better or
                       worse
        960392    Pre. R think the budg def incr/decr under Clinton
        960393    Pre. R think the budg def incr/decr a lot under Clinton
        960394    Pre. R think avg fed income tax incr/decr under Clinton
        960395    Pre. R think the avg fed income tax incr/decr a lot under
                       Clinton
        960396    Pre. (Interviewer checkpoint) Was R randomly select for q
                       H4a-H8
        960397    Pre. Which party would do a better job handling the economy
        960398    Pre. Which party would do a better job handling for aff
        960399    Pre. Which party would do a better job hlth care afford
        960400    Pre. Which party would do a better job reform welfare
        960401    Pre. Which party would do a better job hand the poverty prob
        960402    Pre. Which party would do a better job hand the budget
                       deficit
        960403    Pre. Which party would do a better job hand the enviro
        960404    Pre. Which party would do a better job dealing with crime
        960405    Pre. Which party would be more likely to cut soc security
        960406    Pre. Which party would be more likely to improve race relat
        960407    Pre. Which party would be more likely to raise taxes
        960408    Pre. Which party would be more likely to keep out of war
        960409    Pre. Has the US pos in the world grown str/weaker in the
                       past
                       year
        960410    Pre. Should the US not concern itself with problems abroad
        960411    Pre. How willing should the US be to use military force
        960412    Pre. Does R favor a 12-year term limit on members of
                       Congress
        960413    Pre. Does R know if either House cand the incumb
        960414    Pre. Candidate code of recalled incumb (two-cand race)
        960415    Pre. Does R know if the unopposed Hse cand is the incumbent
        960416    Pre. Candidate code of recalled incumbent (unopposed race)
        960417    Pre. R's party identification
        960418    Pre. Strength of R's party identification
        960419    Pre. (If R is independent/no preference) R closer to one
                       party
        960420    Pre. Summary of R's party identification
        960421    Pre. Does R consider Clinton intelligent
        960422    Pre. Does R consider Clinton compassionate
        960423    Pre. Does R consider Clinton moral
        960424    Pre. How certain is R about whether Clinton is moral
        960425    Pre. Does R consider Clinton inspiring
        960426    Pre. Does R think that Clinton provides strong leadership
        960427    Pre. Does R think that Clinton really cares about people
                       like R
        960428    Pre. Does R consider Clinton knowledgeable
        960429    Pre. Does R consider Clinton honest
        960430    Pre. Does R think that Clinton gets things done
        960431    Pre. How certain is R about whether Clinton gets things done
        960432    Pre. Does R consider Dole moral
        960433    Pre. How certain is R about whether Dole is moral
        960434    Pre. Does R consider Dole inspiring
        960435    Pre. Does R think that Dole provides strong leadership
        960436    Pre. Does R think that Dole really cares about people like R
        960437    Pre. Does R consider Dole knowledgeable
        960438    Pre. Does R consider Dole honest
        960439    Pre. Does R think that Dole gets things done
        960440    Pre. How certain is R about whether Dole gets things done
        960441    Pre. Does R consider Perot moral
        960442    Pre. How certain is R about whether Perot is moral
        960443    Pre. Does R consider Perot inspiring
        960444    Pre. Does R think that Perot provides strong leadership
        960445    Pre. Does R think that Perot really cares about people like
                       R
        960446    Pre. Does R consider Perot knowledgeable
        960447    Pre. Does R consider Perot honest
        960448    Pre. Does R think that Perot gets things done
        960449    Pre. How certain is R about whether Perot gets things done
        960450    Pre. R's self-placement on services/spending scale
        960451    Pre. How certain is R of self-place on service/spend scale
        960452    Pre. How important is the services/spending issue to R
        960453    Pre. R's placement of Clinton on services/spending scale
        960454    Pre. How certain is R of place of Clinton on service/spend
                       scale
        960455    Pre. R's placement of Dole on services/spending scale
        960456    Pre. How certain is R of place of Dole on service/spend
                       scale
        960457    Pre. R's placement of Perot on services/spending scale
        960458    Pre. How certain is R of place of Perot on service/spend
                       scale
        960459    Pre. R's placement of Dem Hse cand on service/spending scale
        960460    Pre. R's placement of Rep Hse cand on services/spending
                       scale
        960461    Pre. R's placement of Dem Party on services/spending scale
        960462    Pre. R's placement of Rep Party on services/spending scale
        960463    Pre. R's self-placement on defense spending scale
        960464    Pre. How certain is R of self-plac on defense spending scale
        960465    Pre. How important is the defense spending issue to R
        960466    Pre. R's placement of Clinton on defense spending scale
        960467    Pre. How certain is R of place of Clinton on defense spend
                       scale
        960468    Pre. How important does R think defense spending is to
                       Clinton
        960469    Pre. R's placement of Dole on defense spending scale
        960470    Pre. How certain is R of place of Dole on defense spending
                       scale
        960471    Pre. How important does R think defense spending is to Dole
        960472    Pre. R's placement of Perot on defense spending scale
        960473    Pre. How certain is R of place of Perot on defense spend
                       scale
        960474    Pre. How important does R think defense spending is to Perot
        960475    Pre. R's placement of Dem Hse candidate on defense spend
                       scale
        960476    Pre. R's placement of Rep Hse candidate on defense spending
                       scale
        960477    Pre. R's placement of Dem Party on defense spending scale
        960478    Pre. R's place of Rep Party on defense spending scale
        960479    Pre. R's self-placement on govt health insurance scale
        960480    Pre. R's place of Clinton on govt hlth insurance scale
        960481    Pre. R's place of Dole on gov hlth insurance scale
        960482    Pre. R's place of Perot on govt hlth insurance scale
        960483    Pre. R's self-placement on guar job/standard of living scale
        960484    Pre. R's place of Clinton on guar job/standard of living
                       scale
        960485    Pre. R's place of Dole on guar job/standard of living scale
        960486    Pre. R's place of Perot on guar job/standard of living scale
        960487    Pre. R's self-place on aid to blacks scale
        960488    Pre. How certain is R of self-place on aid to blacks scale
        960489    Pre. How important is the aid to blacks issue to R
        960490    Pre. R's place of Clinton on aid to blacks scale
        960491    Pre. How certain is R of place of Clinton on aid to blacks
                       scale
        960492    Pre. R's place of Dole on aid to blacks scale
        960493    Pre. How certain is R of placement of Dole on aid to blacks
                       scale
        960494    Pre. R's place of Perot on aid to blacks scale
        960495    Pre. How certain is R of place of Perot on aid to blacks
                       scale
        960496    Pre. Spending on food stamps should be incr/decr
        960497    Pre. Spending on welfare programs should be incr/decr
        960498    Pre. Spending on AIDS research should be incr/decr
        960499    Pre. Spending on foreign aid should be incr/decr
        960500    Pre. Spending on aid to college students should be incr/decr
        960501    Pre. Spending on the homeless should be incr/decr
        960502    Pre. Spending on immigr control should be incr/decr
        960503    Pre. R's self-placement on abortion issue
        960504    Pre. How certain is R of self-placement on abortion issue
        960505    Pre. How important is the abortion issue to R
        960506    Pre. R's placement of Clinton on abortion issue
        960507    Pre. How certain is R of placement of Clinton on abortion
                       issue
        960508    Pre. How important does R think the abortion issue is to
                       Clinton
        960509    Pre. R's placement of Dole on abortion issue
        960510    Pre. How certain is R of placement of Dole on abortion issue
        960511    Pre. How important does R think the abortion issue is to
                       Dole
        960512    Pre. R's placement of Perot on abortion issue
        960513    Pre. How certain is R of placement of Perot on abortion
                       issue
        960514    Pre. How important does R think the abortion issue is to
                       Perot
        960515    Pre. R's placement of Dem House candidate on abortion issue
        960516    Pre. R's placement of Rep House candidate on abortion issue
        960517    Pre. R's placement of Dem Party on abortion issue
        960518    Pre. R's placement of Rep Party on abortion issue
        960519    Pre. R's self-placement on reduction of crime scale
        960520    Pre. R's placement of Clinton on reduction of crime scale
        960521    Pre. R's placement of Dole on reduction of crime scale
        960522    Pre. R's placement of Perot on reduction of crime scale
        960523    Pre. R's self-placement on jobs/environment scale
        960524    Pre. How certain is R of self-placement on jobs/environment
                       scale
        960525    Pre. How important is the jobs/environment issue to R
        960526    Pre. R's placement of Clinton on jobs/environment scale
        960527    Pre. How certain is R of place of Clinton on jobs/enviro
                       scale
        960528    Pre. How important does R think jobs/enviro issue is to
                       Clinton
        960529    Pre. R's placement of Dole on jobs/environment scale
        960530    Pre. How certain is R of place of Dole on jobs/enviro scale
        960531    Pre. How important does R think jobs/enviro issue is to Dole
        960532    Pre. R's placement of Perot on jobs/environment scale
        960533    Pre. How certain is R of placement of Perot on jobs/enviro
                       scale
        960534    Pre. How important does R think jobs/enviro issue is to
                       Perot
        960535    Pre. R's placement of Dem Party on jobs/environment scale
        960536    Pre. R's placement of Rep Party on jobs/environment scale
        960537    Pre. R's self-placement on environmental regulation scale
        960538    Pre. R's placement of Clinton on environmental regulation
                       scale
        960539    Pre. R's placement of Dole on environmental regulation scale
        960540    Pre. R's placement of Perot on environmental regulation
                       scale
        960541    Pre. R's placement of Dem Party on enviro regulation scale
        960542    Pre. R's placement of Rep Party on enviro regulation scale
        960543    Pre. R's self-placement on women's rights scale
        960544    Pre. R's placement of Clinton on women's rights scale
        960545    Pre. R's placement of Dole on women's rights scale
        960546    Pre. R's placement of Perot on women's rights scale
        960547    Pre. Does R expect to vote in the national elections
        960548    Pre. (Voters) For whom does R plan to vote for President
        960549    Pre. (Voters) Strength of R's Presidential candidate
                       preference
        960550    Pre. (Nonvoters) For whom would R vote for President
        960551    Pre. (Nonvoters) Strength of R's Presidential cand
                       preference
        960552    Pre. Who would R most like to see elected President
        960553    Pre. Which other Pres cand would R find acceptable
        960554    Pre. (Voters) For whom does R plan to vote for House
        960555    Pre. (Voters) Candidate code of R's House vote
        960556    Pre. (Voters) Strength of R's House candidate preference
        960557    Pre. (Nonvoters) For whom would R vote for House
        960558    Pre. (Nonvoters) Candidate code of R's preferred House
                       candidate
        960559    Pre. (Nonvoters) Strength of R's House candidate preference
        960560    Pre. Spending on Soc Sec should be incr or decr
        960561    Pre. Spending on env protection should be incr or decreased
        960562    Pre. Spending on public schools should be increased or
                       decreased
        960563    Pre. Spending on crime reduction should be increased or
                       decreased
        960564    Pre. Spending on child care should be increased or decreased
        960565    Pre. Spending on poor people should be incr/decr
        960566    Pre. How much of the time does R trust the fed govt to do
                       right
        960567    Pre. Does R think that most people can be trusted
        960568    Pre. Does R agree that "People like me have no say in 
                       government"
        960569    Pre. Does R think that most pple would try to take advan of
                       R
        960570    Pre. How similar does R think other people are to R
        960571    Pre. Is religion an important part of R's life
        960572    Pre. How much guidance does religion provide in R's life
        960573    Pre. How frequently does R pray
        960574    Pre. How frequently does R read the Bible
        960575    Pre. R's view on whether the Bible is the word of God
        960576    Pre. Does R attend religious services (apart from special
                       events)
        960577    Pre. Does R consider himself/herself part of a church
        960578    Pre. How frequently does R attend religious services
        960579    Pre. Does R attend religious services more often than once a
                       week
        960580    Pre. (Interviewer checkpoint) Does R attend a place of
                       worship
        960581    Pre. Religious affiliation of R's place of worship
        960582    Pre. R's religious affiliation
        960583    Pre. (Protestant) R's church/denomination
        960584    Pre. With what Baptist group is R's church affiliated
        960585    Pre. (Baptist) Is R's church local or affil with a Baptist
                       grp
        960586    Pre. With what Lutheran group is R's church affiliated
        960587    Pre. With what Methodist group is R's church affiliated
        960588    Pre. With what Presbyterian group is R's church affiliated
        960589    Pre. With what Reformed group is R's church affiliated
        960590    Pre. With what Brethren group is R's church affiliated
        960591    Pre. By "Christian" does R mean Disciples of Christ
        960592    Pre. With what Church of Christ group is R's church
                       affiliated
        960593    Pre. With what Church of God group is R's church affiliated
        960594    Pre. (Holiness or Pentecostal) What is R's church
        960595    Pre. (Other Protestant group) What is the name/affil of R's
                       church
        960596    Pre. (Not Prot/Cath/Jewish) What is R's place of worship
        960597    Pre. (R not alry ident as Chrst) Is R's place of worship 
                       Christian
        960598    Pre. (Jewish) Is R (or R's place of worship) Orth, Conser,
                       or
                       Ref
        960599    Pre. Is R officially a member of a place of worship
        960600    Pre. Type of R's Christianity
        960601    Pre. Is R a born-again Christian
        960602    Pre. Summary of R's religion
        960603    Pre. R's month of birth
        960604    Pre. R's year of birth
        960605    Pre. R's Age
        960606    Pre. R's marital status
        960607    Pre. Highest grade R has completed
        960608    Pre. Has R earned a high school diploma/passed the GED
        960609    Pre. Highest degree R has earned
        960610    Pre. Summary of R's education
        960611    Pre. Highest grade R's spouse has completed
        960612    Pre. Has R's spouse earned a high sch diploma earned/pass
                       the
                       GED
        960613    Pre. Highest degree R's spouse has earned
        960614    Pre. Summary of R's spouse's education
        960615    Pre. R's employment status
        960616    Pre. R's employment status (collapsed)
        960617    Pre. (Unemployed) Has R ever worked for pay
        960618    Pre. (Unemployed) Past occupation code
        960619    Pre. (Unemployed) Collapsed past occupation code
        960620    Pre. (Unemployed) Past occupation prestige score
        960621    Pre. (Unemployed) Past business/industry code
        960622    Pre. (Unemployed) Was R self-employed
        960623    Pre. (Unemployed) Did R work for the government
        960624    Pre. (Unemployed) Has R worked for pay in the last six
                       months
        960625    Pre. (Unemployed) Hours per week R worked
        960626    Pre. (Unemployed) Is R looking for work
        960627    Pre. (Unemployed) How worried is R about finding work
        960628    Pre. (Retired) Month of retirement
        960629    Pre. (Retired) Year of retirement
        960630    Pre. (Retired) Past occupation code
        960631    Pre. (Retired) Collapsed past occupation code
        960632    Pre. (Retired) Past occupation prestige score
        960633    Pre. (Retired) Past business/industry code
        960634    Pre. (Retired) Was R self-employed
        960635    Pre. (Retired) Did R work for the government
        960636    Pre. (Retired) Has R worked for pay in the last six months
        960637    Pre. (Retired) Hours per week R worked
        960638    Pre. (Retired) Is R currently working for pay
        960639    Pre. (Retired) Is R looking for work
        960640    Pre. (Retired) How worried is R about finding work
        960641    Pre. (Disabled) Has R ever worked for pay
        960642    Pre. (Disabled) Past occupation code
        960643    Pre. (Disabled) Collapsed past occupation code
        960644    Pre. (Disabled) Past occupation prestige score
        960645    Pre. (Disabled) Past business/industry code
        960646    Pre. (Disabled) Was R self-employed
        960647    Pre. (Disabled) Did R work for the government
        960648    Pre. (Disabled) Has R worked for pay in the last six months
        960649    Pre. (Disabled) Hours per week R worked
        960650    Pre. (Disabled) Is R currently working for pay
        960651    Pre. (Disabled) Is R looking for work
        960652    Pre. (Disabled) How worried is R about finding work
        960653    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) Is R currently working for pay
        960654    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) Has R worked for pay in the last 6
                       mos
        960655    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) Past occupation code
        960656    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) Collapsed past occupation code
        960657    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) Past occupation prestige score
        960658    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) Past business/industry code
        960659    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) Was R self-employed
        960660    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) Did R work for the government
        960661    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) Hours per week R worked
        960662    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) Is R looking for work
        960663    Pre. (Homemaker/Student) How worried is R about finding work
        960664    Pre. (Working now) Occupation code
        960665    Pre. (Working now) Collapsed occupation code
        960666    Pre. (Working now) Occupation prestige score
        960667    Pre. (Working now) Business/industry code
        960668    Pre. (Working now) Is R self-employed
        960669    Pre. (Working now) Does R work for the government
        960670    Pre. (Working now) Hours per week R works
        960671    Pre. (Working now) Is R satisfied with num hrs R works per
                       week
        960672    Pre. (Working now) How worried is R about losing job
        960673    Pre. (Working now) Was R out of work in the last six months
        960674    Pre. (Working now) Did R have reduction in wrk hrs in last 6
                       mos
        960675    Pre. Stacked -- R occupation code
        960676    Pre. Stacked -- R collapsed occupation code
        960677    Pre. Stacked -- R occupation prestige score
        960678    Pre. Stacked -- R business/industry code
        960679    Pre. Stacked -- is R self-employed
        960680    Pre. Stacked -- does R work for the government
        960681    Pre. Stacked -- hours per week R worked
        960682    Pre. Stacked -- how worried is R about finding/losing job
        960683    Pre. Stacked -- has R worked for pay in the last six months
        960684    Pre. Stacked -- is R looking for work
        960685    Pre. Stacked -- has R ever worked for pay
        960686    Pre. R's spouse's employment status
        960687    Pre. R spouse employment status (collapsed)
        960688    Pre. Has R's spouse ever worked for pay
        960689    Pre. (Spouse retired) Month of retirement
        960690    Pre. (Spouse retired) Year of retirement
        960691    Pre. Is R's spouse currently working for pay
        960692    Pre. Has R's spouse worked for pay in the last six months
        960693    Pre. R's spouse's occupation code (1)
        960694    Pre. R's spouse's occupation code (collapsed) (1)
        960695    Pre. R's spouse's occupation prestige score (1)
        960696    Pre. R's spouse's business/industry code (1)
        960697    Pre. R's spouse's average hours worked per week (1)
        960698    Pre. Do any of R's household members belong to a labor union
        960699    Pre. R's household members who belong to a labor union
        960700    Pre. (Interviewer checkpoint) is R the only hsehold member
                       14+
        960701    Pre. R's family income in 1995
        960702    Pre. R's own income in 1995
        960703    Pre. R's ethnic/nationality group -- MENTION 1
        960704    Pre. R's ethnic/nationality group -- MENTION 2
        960705    Pre. (Interviewer checkpoint) # of ethnic/national grps
                       mentioned
        960706    Pre. Ethnic/nationality group with which R most closely
                       identifies
        960707    Pre. Were both of R's parents born in the United States
        960708    Pre. Is R of Spanish/Hispanic origin or descent
        960709    Pre. Category of Hispanic origin that best describes R
        960710    Pre. R's father's occupation code
        960711    Pre. Where did R grow up
        960712    Pre. How long has R lived in R's present city
        960713    Pre. How long has R  lived in R's present house
        960714    Pre. Does R own a home or pay rent
        960715    Pre. How many miles does R drive in a typical day
        960716    Pre. Clinton Position A4-A9a(5) Random [Likes/Dislikes]
        960717    Pre. Dole Position A4-A9a(5) Random [Likes/Dislikes]
        960718    Pre. Perot Position A4-A9a(5) Random [Likes/Dislikes]
        960719    Pre. Gore Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960720    Pre. Kemp Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960721    Pre. Choate/Campbell Position Therm Random (D1d-D1w)
        960722    Pre. Democratic Hse Cand Pos Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960723    Pre. Republican Hse Cand Pos Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960724    Pre. Retiring Hse Representative Position Therm Random
                       (D1d-D1w)
        960725    Pre. Hillary Clinton Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960726    Pre. Buchanan Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960727    Pre. Jackson Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960728    Pre. Gingrich Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960729    Pre. Powell Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960730    Pre. Forbes Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960731    Pre. Gramm Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960732    Pre. Farrakhan Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960733    Pre. Alexander Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960734    Pre. Elizabeth Dole Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960735    Pre. Robertson Position Thermometer Random (D1d-D1w)
        960736    Pre. Democratic Party Position Thermometer Random (D2a-D2b)
        960737    Pre. Republican Party Position Thermometer Random (D2a-D2b)
        960738    Pre. Economy Position in Presidential Performance Random
                       E2-E5
        960739    Pre. Foreign Affairs Postion in Pres Performance Random
                       E2-E5
        960740    Pre. Environment Position in Pres Performance Random E2-E5
        960741    Pre. Health Care Position in Pres Performance Random E2-E5
        960742    Pre. Order: random Pres Cand names E6a-E6d,E7,E8 perform
                       items
        960743    Pre. Environment Position in Cand Performance Random E6a-E6b
        960744    Pre. Budget Deficit Position in Cand Performance Random
                       E6a-E6b
        960745    Pre. Public Educ- Position in Cand Performance Random
                       E6a-E6b
        960746    Pre. Reduce Spec Interests -Pos in Cand Perform Random
                       E6a-E6b
        960747    Pre. Republican Party Position F1-F4a(5) Random 
                       [Likes/Dislikes]
        960748    Pre. Democratic Party Position F1-F4a(5) Random 
                       [Likes/Dislikes]
        960749    Pre. Clinton Position in G1a-G3d(1) Random [Pres Cand
                       Affects]
        960750    Pre. Dole Position in G1a-G3d(1) Random [Pres Candidate
                       Affects]
        960751    Pre. Perot Position in G1a-G3d(1) Random [Pres Cand Affects]
        960752    Pre. Angry in G1a-G1d(1) Randomization [Clinton Affects]
        960753    Pre. Hopeful in G1a-G1d(1) Randomization [Clinton Affects]
        960754    Pre. Afraid in G1a-G1d(1) Randomization [Clinton Affects]
        960755    Pre. Proud in G1a-G1d(1) Randomization [Clinton Affects]
        960756    Pre. Angry in G2a-G2d(1) Randomization [Dole Affects]
        960757    Pre. Hopeful in G2a-G2d(1) Randomization [Dole Affects]
        960758    Pre. Afraid in G2a-G2d(1) Randomization [Dole Affects]
        960759    Pre. Proud in G2a-G2d(1) Randomization [Dole Affects]
        960760    Pre. Angry in G3a-G3d(1) Randomization [Perot Affects]
        960761    Pre. Hopeful in G3a-G3d(1) Randomization [Perot Affects]
        960762    Pre. Afraid in G3a-G3d(1) Randomization [Perot Affects]
        960763    Pre. Proud in G3a-G3d(1) Randomization [Perot Affects]
        960764    Pre. Clinton Pos in G5-G7a Random [Lib-Con Place of
                       Pres.Cands]
        960765    Pre. Dole Pos in G5-G7a Random [Lib-Con of Pres. Cand]
        960766    Pre. Perot Pos in G5-G7a Random [Lib-Con of Pres. Cand]
        960767    Pre. Dem Hse Cand Pos in G8-G9a Random [Lib-Con Hse Cand Pl]
        960768    Pre. Rep Hse Cand Pos in G8-G9a Random [Lib-Con Hse Cand Pl]
        960769    Pre. Dem Party Position in G10-G11 Random [Lib-Con Party Pl]
        960770    Pre. Rep Party Position in G10-G11 Random [Lib-Con Party Pl]
        960771    Pre. Order of randomized parties in H4a-H4h performance
                       items
        960772    Pre. Pos of Nation's Econ in H4a-H4h Rand [Pres Cand
                       Perform]
        960773    Pre. Pos of Foreign Affairs in H4a-H4h Rand [Pres Cand
                       Perform]
        960774    Pre. Pos of Health Care in H4a-H4h Random [Pres Cand
                       Perform]
        960775    Pre. Pos of Welfare Reform in H4a-H4h Random [Pres Cand
                       Perform]
        960776    Pre. Pos of Poverty in H4a-H4h Randomization [Pres Cand
                       Perform]
        960777    Pre. Pos of Budget Deficit in H4a-H4h Random [Pres Cand
                       Perform]
        960778    Pre. Pos of Pollut/Envir in H4a-H4h Random [Pres Cand
                       Perform]
        960779    Pre. Pos of Crime in H4a-H4h Random [Pres Cand Performance]
        960780    Pre. Order of parties in H5 perform item [Cut Soc Security]
        960781    Pre. Order of parties in H6 perform item [Imprve Race Relat]
        960782    Pre. Order of parties in H7 perform item [Raise Taxes]
        960783    Pre. Order of parties in H8 perform item [Keep Out of War]
        960784    Pre. Order of House cand names in H13a [Incumbency Status]
        960785    Pre. Pos of Intelligent in K2a-j Random [Clinton Traits]
        960786    Pre. Pos of Compassionate in K2a-j Random [Clinton Traits]
        960787    Pre. Pos of Moral in K2a-j Random [Clinton Traits]
        960788    Pre. Pos of Inspiring in K2a-j Random [Clinton Traits]
        960789    Pre. Pos of Strong Leadership in K2a-j Random [Clinton
                       Traits]
        960790    Pre. Pos of Really Cares in K2a-j Random [Clinton Traits]
        960791    Pre. Pos of Knowledgeable in K2a-j Random [Clinton Traits]
        960792    Pre. Pos of Honest in K2a-j Random [Clinton Traits]
        960793    Pre. Pos of Gets Things Done in K2a-j Random [Clinton
                       Traits]
        960794    Pre. Pos of Dole in K3a-K3g/K4a-K4g Random [Pres Cand
                       Traits]
        960795    Pre. Pos of Perot in K3a-K3g/K4a-K4g Random [Pres Cand
                       Traits]
        960796    Pre. Pos of Moral in K3-K3g/K4a-K4g Random
                       [Dole/PerotTraits]
        960797    Pre. Pos of Inspiring in K3-K3g/K4a-K4g Random 
                       [Dole/PerotTraits]
        960798    Pre. Pos of Strong Lead in K3-K3g/K4a-K4g [Dole/PerotTraits]
        960799    Pre. Really Cares in K3-K3g/K4a-K4g Random [Dole/Perot
        960800    Pre. Knowledgeable in K3-K3g/K4a-K4g Random
                       [Dole/PerotTraits]
        960801    Pre. Honest in K3-K3g/K4a-K4g Random [Dole/PerotTraits]
        960802    Pre. Gets Things Done in K3-K3g/K4a-K4g Random 
                       [Dole/PerotTraits]
        960803    Pre. Clinton in L1b-L1d Random [Pres Cand Services/Spend 
                       scales]
        960804    Pre. Dole in L1b-L1d Random [Pres Cand Services/Spending 
                       scales]
        960805    Pre. Perot in L1b-L1d Random [Pres Cand Services/Spending
                       scales]
        960806    Pre. Dem House Cand in L1e-L1f Random [Services/Spending
                       scale]
        960807    Pre. Rep House Cand in L1e-L1f Random [Services/Spending
                       scale]
        960808    Pre. Dem Party in L1g-L1h Random [Services/Spending scale]
        960809    Pre. Rep Party in L1g-L1h Random [Services/Spending scale]
        960810    Pre. Clinton in L2b-L2d Random [Defense Spending scale]
        960811    Pre. Dole in L2b-L2d Random [Defense Spending scale]
        960812    Pre. Perot in L2b-L2d Random [Defense Spending scale]
        960813    Pre. Dem House cand in L2e-L2f Random [Defense Spending
                       scale]
        960814    Pre. Rep House cand in L2e-L2f Random [Defense Spending
                       scale]
        960815    Pre. Dem Party in L2e-L2f Random [Defense Spending scale]
        960816    Pre. Rep Party in L2e-L2f Random [Defense Spending scale]
        960817    Pre. Clinton in L3b-L3d Random [Gov Health Insurance scale]
        960818    Pre. Dole in L3b-L3d Random [Gov Health Insurance scale]
        960819    Pre. Perot in L3b-L3d Random [Gov Health Insurance scale]
        960820    Pre. Clinton in L4b-L4d Random [Gov Gur Job/Standard of
                       Livin
        960821    Pre. Dole in L4b-L4d Random [Gov Gur Job/Standard of Living
                       sc
        960822    Pre. Perot in L4b-L4d Random [Gov Gur Job/Standard of Living
                       s
        960823    Pre. Clinton in L5b-L5d Randomization [Gov Ass to Blacks
                       scale]
        960824    Pre. Dole in L5b-L5d Randomization [Gov Ass to Blacks scale]
        960825    Pre. Perot in L5b-L5d Randomization [Gov Ass to Blacks
                       scale]
        960826    Pre. Food Stamps in L6a-L6g Randomization [Federal Spending]
        960827    Pre. Welfare Programs in L6a-L6g Randomization [Federal
                       Spending]
        960828    Pre. AIDS Research in L6a-L6g Randomization [Federal
                       Spending]
        960829    Pre. Foreign Aid in L6a-L6g Randomization [Federal Spending]
        960830    Pre. Aid to College Students in L6a-L6g Random [Fed
                       Spending]
        960831    Pre. Assistance to the Homeless in L6a-L6g Random [Fed
                       Spending]
        960832    Pre. Prevent Illegal Immigr in L6a-L6g Random [Fed Spending]
        960833    Pre. Clinton in M1b-M1d Random [Abortion Scale]
        960834    Pre. Dole in M1b-M1d Random [Abortion Scale]
        960835    Pre. Perot in M1b-M1d Random [Abortion Scale]
        960836    Pre. Dem House Cand in M1e-M1f Random [Abortion Scale]
        960837    Pre. Rep House Cand in M1e-M1f Random [Abortion Scale]
        960838    Pre. Dem Party in M1g-M1h Randomization [Abortion Scale]
        960839    Pre. Republican Party in M1g-M1h Random [Abortion Scale]
        960840    Pre. Clinton in M2b-M2d Random [Crime Scale]
        960841    Pre. Dole in M2b-M2d Random [Crime Scale]
        960842    Pre. Perot in M2b-M2d Random [Crime Scale]
        960843    Pre. Clinton in M3b-M3d Random [Jobs/Environment Scale]
        960844    Pre. Dole in M3b-M3d Random [Jobs/Environment Scale]
        960845    Pre. Perot in M3b-M3d Random [Jobs/Environment Scale]
        960846    Pre. Dem Party in M3e-M3f Random [Jobs/Environment Scale]
        960847    Pre. Rep Party in M3e-M3f Random [Jobs/Environment Scale]
        960848    Pre. Clinton in M4b-M4d Random [Environmental Regulation
                       Scale]
        960849    Pre. Dole in M4b-M4d Random [Environmental Regulation Scale]
        960850    Pre. Perot in M4b-M4d Random [Environmental Regulation
                       Scale]
        960851    Pre. Dem Party in M4e-M4f Random [Environmental Regulation 
                       Scale]
        960852    Pre. Rep Party in M4e-M4f Random [Environmental Regulation 
                       Scale]
        960853    Pre. Clinton in N1b-N1d Random [Women's Role]
        960854    Pre. Dole in N1b-N1d Random [Women's Role]
        960855    Pre. Perot in N1b-N1d Random [Women's Role]
        960856    Pre. Pres. cand names in text of N3a [Who R Would Most Like
                       Pres]
        960857    Pre. Social Security Benefits in N5a-N5f [Federal Spending]
        960858    Pre. Improve/Protect the Environment in N5a-N5f [Fed
                       Spending]
        960859    Pre. Public Schools in N5a-N5f [Federal Spending]
        960860    Pre. Dealing with Crime in N5a-N5f [Federal Spending]
        960861    Pre. Child Care in N5a-N5f [Federal Spending]
        960862    Pre. Poor People in N5a-N5f [Federal Spending]
        960900    Post. 1996 Post ID
        960901    Post. Form of questionnaire
        960902    Post. Day of interview
        960903    Post. Month of interview
        960904    Post. Number of days since election day
        960905    Post. Beginning time (local)
        960906    Post. Ending time (local)
        960907    Post. Interview length in minutes
        960908    Post. Interview number
        960909    Post. Date of beginning VQ file
        960910    Post. Date of ending VQ file
        960911    Post. Respondent payment amount
        960912    Post. Was the interview tape recorded
        960913    Post. Verification indicator
        960914    Post. Evaluation indicator
        960915    Post. Refusal conversion indicator
        960916    Post. Was R sent a persuasion letter
        960917    Post. Type of persuasion letter sent to R
        960918    Post. Number of telephone calls
        960919    Post. Number of face to face calls
        960920    Post. Total number of calls (phone + FtF)
        960921    Post. Final result on interview
        960922    Post. Beginning mode of interview
        960923    Post. Ending mode of interview
        960924    Post. R live at same address
        960925    Post. R name/birth/gender same
        960926    Post. Type of structure in which R lives
        960927    Post. Did R refuse initially
        960928    Post. Did R break any appointments
        960929    Post. Was there resistance from this person
        960930    Post. Reason for resistance - waste of time/bad experience
        960931    Post. Reason for resistance - very ill
        960932    Post. Reason for resistance - too busy
        960933    Post. Reason for resistance - stressful family situation
        960934    Post. Reason for resistance - confidentiality
        960935    Post. Reason for resistance - invasion of privacy
        960936    Post. Reason for resistance - no reason given
        960937    Post. Reason for resistance - other
        960938    Post. Others present at the interview
        960939    Post. R's level of cooperation
        960940    Post. R's level of information about politics
        960941    Post. R's apparent intelligence
        960942    Post. R's suspiciousness
        960943    Post. R's interest in interview
        960944    Post. R's sincerity
        960945    Post. #1 reaction to interview
        960946    Post. #2 reaction to interview
        960947    Post. #3 reaction to interview
        960948    Post. #4 reaction to interview
        960949    Post. #5 reaction to interview
        960950    Post. #6 reaction to interview
        960951    Post. #7 reaction to interview
        960952    Post. #8 reaction to interview
        960953    Post. Interviewer of record ID
        960954    Post. Field supervisor ID
        960955    Post. Interviewer gender
        960956    Post. Interviewer education
        960957    Post. Interviewer race
        960958    Post. Interviewer ethnicity
        960959    Post. Interviewer languages
        960960    Post. Interviewer experience
        960961    Post. Interviewer age
        961001    Post. R's interest in the political campaign
        961002    Post. Did R watch any programs about the campaign
        961003    Post. Amount of programs R watched about the campaign
        961004    Post. Did R discuss politics with family/friends
        961005    Post. Frequency of political discussion w/ friends/family
        961006    Post. Does R recall names of congressional candidates
        961007    Post. #1 recall - code
        961008    Post. #1 recall - party
        961009    Post. #1 recall - actual party
        961010    Post. #1 recall - summary
        961011    Post. #2 recall - code
        961012    Post. #2 recall - party
        961013    Post. #2 recall - actual party
        961014    Post. #2 recall - summary
        961015    Post. #3 recall - code
        961016    Post. #3 recall - party
        961017    Post. #3 recall - actual party
        961018    Post. #3 recall - summary
        961019    Post. Feeling thermometer - Bill Clinton
        961020    Post. Feeling thermometer - Bob Dole
        961021    Post. Feeling thermometer - Ross Perot
        961022    Post. Feeling thermometer - Democratic House Candidate
        961023    Post. Feeling thermometer - Republican House Candidate
        961024    Post. Feeling thermometer - Retiring House Candidate
        961025    Post. Feeling thermometer - Supreme Court
        961026    Post. Feeling thermometer - Congress
        961027    Post. Feeling thermometer - The military
        961028    Post. Feeling thermometer - Federal government
        961029    Post. Feeling thermometer - blacks
        961030    Post. Feeling thermometer - whites
        961031    Post. Feeling thermometer - conservatives
        961032    Post. Feeling thermometer - liberals
        961033    Post. Feeling thermometer - labor unions
        961034    Post. Feeling thermometer - big business
        961035    Post. Feeling thermometer - poor people
        961036    Post. Feeling thermometer - people on welfare
        961037    Post. Feeling thermometer - Hispanics
        961038    Post. Feeling thermometer - Christian fundamentalists
        961039    Post. Feeling thermometer - the women's movement
        961040    Post. Feeling thermometer - older people
        961041    Post. Feeling thermometer - environmentalists
        961042    Post. Feeling thermometer - gay men and lesbians
        961043    Post. Feeling thermometer - the Christian coalition
        961044    Post. Was there anything R liked about Dem House candidate
        961045    Post. #1 mention - R like of Democratic House candidate
        961046    Post. #2 mention - R like of Democratic House candidate
        961047    Post. #3 mention - R like of Democratic House candidate
        961048    Post. #4 mention - R like of Democratic House candidate
        961049    Post. #5 mention - R like of Democratic House candidate
        961050    Post. Was there anything R disliked about Dem House
                        candidate
        961051    Post. #1 mention - R dislike of Democratic House candidate
        961052    Post. #2 mention - R dislike of Democratic House candidate
        961053    Post. #3 mention - R dislike of Democratic House candidate
        961054    Post. #4 mention - R dislike of Democratic House candidate
        961055    Post. #5 mention - R dislike of Democratic House candidate
        961056    Post. Was there anything R liked about Repub House candidate
        961057    Post. #1 mention - R like of Republican House candidate
        961058    Post. #2 mention - R like of Republican House candidate
        961059    Post. #3 mention - R like of Republican House candidate
        961060    Post. #4 mention - R like of Republican House candidate
        961061    Post. #5 mention - R like of Republican House candidate
        961062    Post. Was there anything R disliked about Repub House cand
        961063    Post. #1 mention - R dislike of Republican House candidate
        961064    Post. #2 mention - R dislike of Republican House candidate
        961065    Post. #3 mention - R dislike of Republican House candidate
        961066    Post. #4 mention - R dislike of Republican House candidate
        961067    Post. #5 mention - R dislike of Republican House candidate
        961068    Post. Does R know if either House candidate is the incumbent
        961069    Post. Code of candidate recalled as House incumbent
        961070    Post. If only 1 candidate ran - was that candidate incumbent
        961071    Post. Unopposed race: Code of cand recalled as House incum
        961072    Post. Does R recall which party was in majority in the House
        961073    Post. Does R recall which party was in majority in the
                        Senate
        961074    Post. Did R vote
        961075    Post. Was R registered
        961076    Post. Is R registered to vote in county
        961077    Post. (If not registered in county) What county regist in 
        961078    Post. Did R vote on Nov 5th or before that
        961079    Post. (If before) How long before Nov 5th
        961080    Post. Did R vote is person or by absentee ballot
        961081    Post. Did R vote for candidate for president
        961082    Post. Which presidential candidate did R vote for
        961083    Post. Was R's preference for presidential candidate strong
        961084    Post. How long before election had R decided who to vote for
        961085    Post. If R had > 1 vote, who else would have voted for - #1
        961086    Post. If R had > 1 vote, who else would have voted for - #2
        961087    Post. Did R vote for U.S. House candidate
        961088    Post. R's vote - U.S. House candidate - code
        961089    Post. R's vote - U.S. House candidate - party
        961090    Post. Was there a senate race in state of interview
        961090A   Post. Senate race in state of vote
        961091    Post. Did R vote for a Senate candidate
        961092    Post. R's vote - Senate - code
        961093    Post. R's vote - Senate - party
        961094    Post. #1 - Kansas Senate race - code
        961095    Post. #1 - Kansas Senate race - party
        961096    Post. #2 - Kansas Senate race - code
        961097    Post. #2 - Kansas Senate race - party
        961098    Post. (If R did not vote) Did R prefer a cand for president
        961099    Post. (If R did not vote) Which candidate did R prefer
        961100    Post. (If R did not vote) Was R's preference strong/not
        961101    Post. (If R did not vote) Did R prefer candidate for House
        961102    Post. (If R did not vote) Which House cand did R prefer -
                        code
        961103    Post. (If R did not vote) Which House cand R prefer - party
        961104    Post. Assignment to half sample
        961105    Post. Level of govt effort to protect the environment
        961106    Post. Level of govt effort to reduce air pollution
        961107    Post. Level of govt effort to manage natural resources
        961108    Post. Level of govt effort to clean up lakes and parks
        961109    Post. Level of govt effort to clean up toxic waste
        961110    Post. Level of govt effort to clean up solid waste
        961111    Post. Level of govt effort to address global warming
        961112    Post. Trait: Clinton - moral
        961113    Post. Certainty of Clinton - moral
        961114    Post. Trait: Clinton - gets things done
        961115    Post. Certainty of Clinton - gets things done
        961116    Post. Trait: Dole - moral
        961117    Post. Certainty of Dole - moral
        961118    Post. Trait: Dole - gets things done
        961119    Post. Certainty of Dole - gets things done
        961120    Post. Trait: Perot - gets things done
        961121    Post. Certainty of Perot - gets things done
        961122    Post. Checkpoint: Running incumbent in R's district
        961123    Post. Does R approve/disapprove of running House incumbent
        961124    Post. Strength of R's approval/disapproval of House
                        incumbent
        961125    Post. Does R know the number yrs that incum has been in
                        House
        961126    Post. (If yes) How many years has incumbent been in House
        961127    Post. (If DK) Has incum been in House less/about/more 12 yrs
        961128    Post. How well has incumbent kept in touch with district
        961129    Post. Does R know House incumbent's vote on welfare reform
        961130    Post. (If DK) R's guess -House incumb vote on welfare reform
        961131    Post. How often does R thinkHouse incumbent supports Clinton
        961132    Post. (If more than half) Almost always
        961133    Post. (If less than half) Almost never
        961134    Post. How much does R follow government and public affairs
        961135    Post. Checkpoint: Half-sample
        961136    Post. What does R think is most imp prob facing country - #1
        961137    Post. What does R think is most imp prob facing country - #2
        961138    Post. What does R think is most imp prob facing country - #3
        961139    Post. What does R think is most imp prob facing country - #4
        961140    Post. Checkpoint: Number of mentions- 'Most important
                        problem'
        961141    Post. What does R think is the single most important problem
        961142    Post. How does R think fed govt is handling most imp problem
        961143    Post. Which party would do better job on most imp prob
        961144    Post. Does R think: Less govt the better /govt should do
                        more
        961145    Post. Does R think: Strg govt for econ prob /free markts
                        handle
        961146    Post. Does R think: Govt big -too involved/govt big -probs
                        big
        961147    Post. Does R think: More import to be cooperative / 
                  self-reliant
        961148    Post. How often does R watch 'Jeopardy' and 'Wheel of
                        Fortune'
        961149    Post. How often does R watch sports on TV
        961150    Post. How often does R watch 'ER' on TV
        961151    Post. How often does R watch 'Frasier' on TV
        961152    Post. How often does R watch 'Dr. Quinn' on TV
        961153    Post. How of does R watch 'Friends' on TV
        961154    Post. How often does R watch 'Prime Time Live' on TV
        961155    Post. Does R ever listen to political talk radio programs
        961156    Post. How often does R listen to polit talk radio program
        961157    Post. How much attention does R pay polit talk radio
                        programs
        961158    Post. Does R ever listen to Rush Limbaugh
        961159    Post. How often does R listen to Rush Limbaugh
        961160    Post. Does R have access to the Internet or World Wide Web
        961161    Post. Did R see any information about campaign on the
                        Internet
        961162    Post. Was R contacted by any political party
        961163    Post. Which party contracted R
        961164    Post. Did anyone else contact R about candidate in the
                        election
        961165    Post. Did R talk to others about voting for/against party or
                        cand
        961166    Post. Did R wear a button, place a sign, or put a sticker on
                        car
        961167    Post. Did R attend any meetings, speeches, rallies for cand
        961168    Post. Did R work for any one of the parties or candidates
        961169    Post. Did R contribute money to a candidate running for
                        office
        961170    Post. Which party the candidate that R contributed to belong
        961171    Post. Did R give money to a polit cand during election year
        961172    Post. Which party did R contribute money to
        961173    Post. Did R give money to other group that supported/opposed
                        cand
        961174    Post. Did anyone talk to R about registering to vote
        961175    Post. Did relig/moral group contact R about R's vote
        961176    Post. Campaign information available at R's place of worship
        961177    Post. Did R's clergy give advice to R on how to vote
        961178    Post. Which candidate did R's clergy recommend - #1 mention
        961179    Post. Which candidate did R's clergy recommend - #2 mention
        961180    Post. Which candidate did R's clergy recommend - #3 mention
        961181    Post. Checkpoint: Half-sample
        961182    Post. Does R think there are imp diffs between Reps and Dems
        961183    Post. Important difference: #1 mention
        961183A   Post. Important difference: Party reference - #1 mention
        961184    Post. Important difference: #2 mention
        961184A   Post. Important difference: Party reference - #2 mention
        961185    Post. Important difference: #3 mention
        961185A   Post. Important difference: Party reference - #3 mention
        961186    Post. Important difference: #4 mention
        961186A   Post. Important difference: Party reference - #4 mention
        961187    Post. Important difference: #5 mention
        961187A   Post. Important difference: Party reference - #5 mention
        961188    Post. Important difference: #6 mention
        961188A   Post. Important difference: Party reference - #6 mention
        961189    Post. Does R know what office Al Gore holds
        961190    Post. Does R know what office William Rehnquist hold
        961191    Post. Does R know what office Boris Yeltsin holds
        961192    Post. Does R know what office Newt Gingrich holds
        961193    Post. Does R favor/opp laws to protect homosexuals fr job
                        discrim
        961194    Post. How strongly favor/oppose laws protecting homosexuals
        961195    Post. Does R think homosexuals should be allowed in the army
        961196    Post. How strongly feel homosexuals serve / not serve in
                        army
        961197    Post. Does R favor or oppose the death penalty
        961198    Post. How strongly favor /oppose death penalty
        961199    Post. R agree/disagree: mothers w/ children should not work
        961200    Post. Which level of govt should handle envir problems
        961201    Post. Which level of govt should handle welfare
        961202    Post. Which level of govt should handle crime
        961203    Post. In which level govt does R have most faith /confidence
        961204    Post. In which level govt does R have least faith /
                        confidence
        961205    Post. Does R have opinion: govt see to fair job treatmt for
                        blacks
        961206    Post. R opinion: govt see to fair job treatment for blacks
        961207    Post. How strongly feel about fair job treat for blacks
        961208    Post. Does R favor affirmative action in hiring and
                        promotion
        961209    Post. Does R favor/oppose affir action strongly / not
                        strongly
        961210    Post. R's position on aid to blacks - 7 point scale
        961211    Post. Clinton's position on aid to blacks - 7 point scale
        961212    Post. Dole's position on aid to blacks - 7 point scale
        961213    Post. Perot's position on aid to blacks - 7 point scale
        961214    Post. R's opinion on the issue of school prayer
        961215    Post. Strength of R's position on school prayer
        961216    Post. How afraid is R of being crime victim in coming year
        961217    Post. Does R favor / oppose handgun control
        961218    Post. (Phone IW only) Does R have a handgun in the house
        961219    Post. R favor increasing deficit to increase domestic
                        programs
        961220    Post. R favor cuts in domestic programs to cut taxes
        961221    Post. R favor an increase in the deficit to cut taxes
        961222    Post. How would R rate quality of air in our nation
        961223    Post. How would R rate quality of air in R's local community
        961224    Post. How would R rate quality of drinking water in our
                        nation
        961225    Post. How would R rate quality of drinking water in
                        community
        961226    Post. R favor tax increase to increase spending on domestic
                        progs
        961227    Post. R favor cuts in spending on domestic progs to cut
                        taxes
        961228    Post. Does R favor an increase in taxes to cut budget
                        deficit
        961229    Post. R opinion: Society should see to equal opportunity
        961230    Post. R opinion: We have gone too far pushing equal rights
        961231    Post. R opinion: Big problem is that we don't give an equal
                        chance
        961232    Post. R opinion: Better off if we worried less about
                        equality
        961233    Post. R opinion: Not a problem if not equal chance
        961234    Post. R opinion: Fewer problems if people treated more
                        equally
        961235    Post. R opinion: One should help those less fortunate
        961236    Post. R opinion: One should always be concerned with others
        961237    Post. R opinion: It is best not to get involved helping
                        others
        961238    Post. R opinion: People pay too much attn to others'
                        wellbeing
        961239    Post. Which network does R think that Tom Brokaw works for
        961240    Post. Which network does R think Peter Jennings works for
        961241    Post. Which network does R think that Dan Rather works for
        961242    Post. Which network does R think that Bernard Shaw works for
        961243    Post. What does R think of his/her financial situation
        961244    Post. R opinion: pub officials don't care what people like R
                        think
        961245    Post. R opinion: People like R don't have much say in govt
        961246    Post. R opinion: Politics and govt are too complicated
        961247    Post. R opinion: Newer lifestyles contribute to social
                        breakdown
        961248    Post. R opinion: We should adjust moral behavior to world
                        changes
        961249    Post. R opinion: Fewer problems if more emphasis on trad'l 
                        family
        961250    Post. R opinion: We should be tolerant of other moral stds
        961251    Post. How much of the time R trusts the govt to do what is 
                        right
        961252    Post. How much of tax money does R think the govt wastes
        961253    Post. Is govt run by a few big interests or benefit of all
        961254    Post. How many of the people in govt are crooked
        961255    Post. How much does R think elections make govt pay
                        attention
        961256    Post. How much attention does govt pay to people in
                        decisions
        961257    Post. Does R have time to do volunteer work
        961258    Post. Does R think that people can be trusted
        961259    Post. Does R think most people would take advantage of R
        961260    Post. Does R talk to neighbors regularly
        961261    Post. How many neighbors does R talk to regularly
        961262    Post. Would R be willing to serve on a jury
        961263    Post. Has R worked with others or in a community
                        organization
        961264    Post. Has R contributed money to church or charity last 12 
                        months
        961265    Post. R's tax burden up / down during the Clinton
                        administration
        961266    Post. Has R's tax burden gone up / done a lot / a little
        961267    Post. Companies which discriminate shd have to have affirm 
                        action
        961268    Post. Does R feel strong / not strong about forced affirm
                        action
        961269    Post. R's self-placement on lib-con 7 point scale
        961270    Post. How certain is R of placement on lib-con scale
        961271    Post. If R had to choose - placement on lib-con scale
        961272    Post. Summary: Self-placement on lib-con scale
        961273    Post. R's placement of Clinton - lib-con 7 point scale
        961274    Post. How certain is R of Clinton's placement on lib-con
        961275    Post. R' placement of Dole - lib-con 7 point scale
        961276    Post. How certain is R of Dole's placement on lib-con
        961277    Post. R's placement of Dem Hse cand - lib-con 7 point scale
        961278    Post. How certain is R of Dem Hse cand placement
        961279    Post. R's placement of Rep Hse cand - lib-con 7 point scale
        961280    Post. How certain is R of Rep Hse cand placement
        961281    Post. Does R feel that he/she pays the right amount in taxes
        961282    Post. Does R have an opinion on the 15% tax cut issue
        961283    Post. R's opinion on tax cut
        961284    Post. What does R think Clinton's position is on tax cut
        961285    Post. What does R think that Dole's position on tax cut is
        961286    Post. What does R think that Perot's position on tax cut is
        961287    Post. Has R heard anything about the effects of a tax cut
        961288    Post. Does R think that inflation would increase w/ tax cut
        961289    Post. Does R think that employment would increase w/ tax cut
        961290    Post. Does R think tax cut benefit business more than R
        961291    Post. Does R think services would be cut because of tax cut
        961292    Post. Does R think deficit would increase because of tax cut
        961293    Post. Does R think govt revenue be same even after tax cut
        961294    Post. Does R feel close to poor people
        961295    Post. Does R feel close to Asian-Americans
        961296    Post. Does R feel close to liberals
        961297    Post. Does R feel close to the elderly
        961298    Post. Does R feel close to blacks
        961299    Post. Does R feel close to labor unions
        961300    Post. Does R feel close to feminists
        961301    Post. Does R feel close to southerners
        961302    Post. Does R feel close to business people
        961303    Post. Does R feel close to young people
        961304    Post. Does R feel close to conservatives
        961305    Post. Does R feel close to Hispanic Americans
        961306    Post. Does R feel close to women
        961307    Post. Does R feel close to working-class people
        961308    Post. Does R feel close to whites
        961309    Post. Does R feel close to middle-class people
        961310    Post. Does R feel close to men
        961311    Post. Where would R rate whites on hardworking scale
        961312    Post. Where would R rate blacks on hardworking scale
        961313    Post. Where would R rate Hispanics on hardworking scale
        961314    Post. Where would R rate whites on intelligent scale
        961315    Post. Where would R rate blacks on intelligent scale
        961316    Post. Where would R rate Hispanics on intelligent scale
        961317    Post. Where would R rate whites on trustworthy scale
        961318    Post. Where would R rate blacks on trustworthy scale
        961319    Post. Where would R rate Hispanics on trustworthy scale
        961320    Post. R position: Govt reduce diff betw rich/poor 7 point
                        scale
        961321    Post. R favor/opp welfare limit women having more children
        961322    Post. Strength - position on limiting welfare for more
                        children
        961323    Post. Does R favor/oppose 2 year limit on welfare
        961324    Post. Strength - position on 2 year limit on welfare
        961325    Post. Should number of immigrants should be
                        increase/decreased
        961326    Post. Does R think immigrants should be eligible for
                        benefits
        961327    Post. Does R favor/oppose limiting imports
        961328    Post. Which network new programs does R watch most often
        961329    Post. Did R watch 1st presidential debate
        961330    Post. Did R watch the entire debate or just part of it
        961331    Post. Did R watch 2nd presidential debate
        961332    Post. Did R watch the entire debate or just part of it
        961333    Post. Did R read about the campaign in any magazine
        961334    Post. R's attention to articles about campaign in magazines
        961335    Post. Did R listen to speeches/discussions on the radio
        961336    Post. How many programs did R listen to on the radio
        961337    Post. R's attention to news about presidential campaign
        961338    Post. R's attention to news about congressional campaign
        961339    Post. How much of the time R trusts news media to report
                        fairly
        961340    Post. Does R think the political system should remain two
                        party
        961341    Post. How similar are R's beliefs to other people
        961342    Post. Is R a smoker
        961343    Post. Has R ever smoked
        961344    Post. Number of labor unions R is involved with
        961345    Post. Number of labor groups R is a member of
        961346    Post. Number of labor unions groups R pays dues to
        961347    Post. Number of labor unions groups R has had activities in
        961348    Post. Number of labor unions groups which discuss politics
        961349    Post. Number of business groups R is involved with
        961350    Post. Number of business groups R is a member of
        961351    Post. Number of business groups R pays dues to
        961352    Post. Number of business groups R has had activities in
        961353    Post. Number of business groups which discuss politics
        961354    Post. Number of veterans groups R is involved with
        961355    Post. Number of veterans groups R is a member of
        961356    Post. Number of veterans groups R pays dues to
        961357    Post. Number of veterans groups R has had activities in
        961358    Post. Number of veterans groups which discuss politics
        961359    Post. Number of church groups R is involved with
        961360    Post. Number of church groups R is a member of
        961361    Post. Number of church groups R pays dues to
        961362    Post. Number of church groups R has had activities in
        961363    Post. Number of church groups which discuss politics
        961364    Post. Number of other religious groups R is involved with
        961365    Post. Number of other religious groups R is a member of
        961366    Post. Number of other religious groups R pays dues to
        961367    Post. Number of other relig groups R has had activities in
        961368    Post. Number of other religious groups which discuss
                        politics
        961369    Post. Number of elderly groups R is involved with
        961370    Post. Number of elderly groups R is a member of
        961371    Post. Number of elderly  groups R pays dues to
        961372    Post. Number of elderly groups R has had activities in
        961373    Post. Number of elderly groups which discuss politics
        961374    Post. Number of ethnic groups R is involved with
        961375    Post. Number of ethnic groups R is a member of
        961376    Post. Number of ethnic groups R pays dues to
        961377    Post. Number of ethnic groups R has had activities in
        961378    Post. Number of ethnic groups which discuss politics
        961379    Post. Number of women's groups R is involved with
        961380    Post. Number of women's groups R is a member of
        961381    Post. Number of women's groups R pays dues to
        961382    Post. Number of women's groups R has had activities in
        961383    Post. Number of women's groups which discuss politics
        961384    Post. Number of polit. issue groups R is involved with
        961385    Post. Number of polit. issue groups R is a member of
        961386    Post. Number of polit. issue groups R pays dues to
        961387    Post. Number of polit. issue groups R has had activities in
        961388    Post. Number of polit. issue groups which discuss politics
        961389    Post. Number of civic groups R is involved with
        961390    Post. Number of civic groups R is a member of
        961391    Post. Number of civic groups R pays dues to
        961392    Post. Number of civic groups R has had activities in
        961393    Post. Number of civic groups which discuss politics
        961394    Post. Number of liberal/conserv groups R is involved with
        961395    Post. Number of liberal/conserv groups R is a member of
        961396    Post. Number of liberal/conserv groups R pays dues to
        961397    Post. Number of liberal/conserv groups R had activities in
        961398    Post. Number of liberal/conserv groups which discuss
                        politics
        961399    Post. Number of party/cand groups R is involved with
        961400    Post. Number of party/cand groups R is a member of
        961401    Post. Number of party/cand groups R pays dues to
        961402    Post. Number of party/cand groups R has had activities in
        961403    Post. Number of party/cand groups which discuss politics
        961404    Post. Number of children's groups R is involved with
        961405    Post. Number of children's groups R is a member of
        961406    Post. Number of children's groups R pays dues to
        961407    Post. Number of children's groups R has had activities in
        961408    Post. Number of children's groups which discuss politics
        961409    Post. Number of literary/art groups R is involved with
        961410    Post. Number of literary/art groups R is a member of
        961411    Post. Number of literary/art groups R pays dues to
        961412    Post. Number of literary/art groups R has had activities in
        961413    Post. Number of literary/art groups which discuss politics
        961414    Post. Number of hobby groups R is involved with
        961415    Post. Number of hobby groups R is a member of
        961416    Post. Number of hobby groups R pays dues to
        961417    Post. Number of hobby groups R has had activities in
        961418    Post. Number of hobby groups which discuss politics
        961419    Post. Number of community groups R is involved with
        961420    Post. Number of community groups R is a member of
        961421    Post. Number of community groups R pays dues to
        961422    Post. Number of community groups R has had activities in
        961423    Post. Number of community groups which discuss politics
        961424    Post. Number of fraternal groups R is involved with
        961425    Post. Number of fraternal groups R is a member of
        961426    Post. Number of fraternal  groups R pays dues to
        961427    Post. Number of fraternal groups R has had activities in
        961428    Post. Number of fraternal groups which discuss politics
        961429    Post. Number of service to needy groups R is involved with
        961430    Post. Number of service to needy groups R is a member of
        961431    Post. Number of service to needy groups R pays dues to
        961432    Post. Number of service to needy groups R had activities in
        961433    Post. Number of service to needy groups which discuss
                        politics
        961434    Post. Number of educational groups R is involved with
        961435    Post. Number of educational groups R is a member of
        961436    Post. Number of educational groups R pays dues to
        961437    Post. Number of educational groups R has had activities in
        961438    Post. Number of educational groups which discuss politics
        961439    Post. Number of cultural groups R is involved with
        961440    Post. Number of cultural groups R is a member of
        961441    Post. Number of cultural groups R pays dues to
        961442    Post. Number of cultural groups R has had activities in
        961443    Post. Number of cultural groups which discuss politics
        961444    Post. Number of self-help groups R is involved with
        961445    Post. Number of self-help groups R is a member of
        961446    Post. Number of self-help groups R pays dues to
        961447    Post. Number of self-help groups R has had activities in
        961448    Post. Number of self-help groups which discuss politics
        961449    Post. Number of other groups R is involved with
        961450    Post. Number of other groups R is a member of
        961451    Post. Number of other groups R pays dues to
        961452    Post. Number of other groups R has had activities in
        961453    Post. Number of other groups which discuss politics
        961454    Post. Total Number of groups R is involved in
        961455    Post. Total Number of groups R is a member of
        961456    Post. Total Number of groups R pays dues to
        961457    Post. Total Number of groups R has had activities in
        961458    Post. Total Number of R groups which discuss politics
        961459    Post. Is R satisfied with the way that democracy works in
                        the US
        961460    Post. Does R think that the last election was conducted
                        fairly
        961461    Post. Does R think to self as close to a particular party
        961462    Post. Which party does R think of self as close to - #1
        961463    Post. Which party does R think of self as close to - #2
        961464    Post. Checkpoint: Number of parties that R feels close to
        961465    Post. Does R feel a little closer to one of the parties
        961466    Post. Which party does R feel closer to
        961467    Post. Strength of R's to closeness to political party
        961468    Post. R self placement on scale -'party cares what people
                        think'
        961469    Post. Where does R place self on need for polit. parties
                        scale
        961470    Post. R's placement of Dem party on like / dislike scale
        961471    Post. R's placement of Rep party on like / dislike scale
        961472    Post. R's placement of Reform party on like / dislike scale
        961473    Post. R's placement of Clinton on like / dislike scale
        961474    Post. R's placement of Dole on like / dislike scale
        961475    Post. R's placement of Perot on like / dislike scale
        961476    Post. How would R rate the state of the economy in the US
        961477    Post. Has the state of the economy gotten better / worse /
                        same
        961478    Post. Has economy gotten much better / much worse
        961479    Post. R's placement on 'Congress knows what people think'
                        scale
        961480    Post. Has R had contact with a member of Congress
        961481    Post. R's placement on 'make difference who is in power'
                        scale
        961482    Post. R's placement on 'voting makes a difference' scale
        961483    Post. R's placement on 'people say what they think' scale
        961484    Post. R's placement on left / right scale
        961485    Post. Position of House candidates in Thermometers
        961486    Post. Position of Supreme Court in Thermometers
        961487    Post. Position of Congress in Thermometers
        961488    Post. Position of the Military in Thermometers
        961489    Post. Position of Federal Govt in Thermometers
        961490    Post. Position of Blacks in Thermometers
        961491    Post. Position of Whites in Thermometers
        961492    Post. Position of Conservatives in Thermometers
        961493    Post. Position of Liberals in Thermometers
        961494    Post. Position of Labor Unions in Thermometers
        961495    Post. Position of Big Business in Thermometers
        961496    Post. Position of Poor People in Thermometers
        961497    Post. Position of People on Welfare in Thermometers
        961498    Post. Position of Hispanics in Thermometers
        961499    Post. Position of Christian Fundamentalists in Thermometers
        961500    Post. Position of Women's Movement in Thermometers
        961501    Post. Position of Older People in Thermometers
        961502    Post. Position of Environmentalists in Thermometers
        961503    Post. Position of Gay Men and Lesbians in Thermometers
        961504    Post. Position of Christian Coalition in Thermometers
        961505    Post. Order of House candidates in Likes/Dislikes
        961506    Post. Order of Clinton and Dole in Traits
        961507    Post. Order of Clinton, Dole, Perot in Aid to Blacks scale
        961508    Post. Order of Clinton and Dole in Liberal/Conserv scale
        961509    Post. Order of House candidates in Liberal/Conserv scale
        961510    Post. Order of Clinton, Dole, Perot in Tax Cut scale
        961511    Post. Order of Blacks and Hispanics in Hardworking scale
        961512    Post. Order of Blacks and Hispanics in Intelligent scale
        961513    Post. Order of Blacks and Hispanics in Trustworthy scale
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        CONTEXTUAL VARIABLES
        
        Geographic identifiers
        V967000A   Congressional district number
        V967000B   FIPS state code
        V967000C   ICPSR state code
        V967000D   FIPS state and county code
        V967000E   State abbreviation
        
        State-level data
        V967001 Number of Democrats in lower state house 1994
        V967002 Number of Republicans in lower state house 1994
        V967003 Number of Democrats in upper state house 1994
        V967004 Number of Republicans in upper state house 1994
        V967005 Party of state governor pre-election 1996
        V967006 State percent vote for Clinton 1992
        V967007 State percent vote for Bush 1992
        V967008 State percent vote for Perot 1992
        V967009 Number of U.S. House districts in state
        V967010 Number of state Democrats in U.S. House pre-election 1996
        V967011 Number of state Republicans in U.S. House pre-election 1996
        V967012 Erikson-Wright-McIver percent Democrats in state
        V967013 Erikson-Wright-McIver percent Republicans in state
        V967014 Erikson-Wright-McIver percent liberals in state
        V967015 Erikson-Wright-McIver percent conservatives in state
        
        Senate data
        V967016 Name of Senator #1
        V967017 Party of Senator #1
        V967018 Is Senator #1 running for reelection?
        V967019 Name of Senator #2
        V967020 Party of Senator #2
        V967021 Is Senator #2 running for reelection?
        V967022 Senator #1 1995 National Jrnl economic liberalism score 
        V967023 Senator #1 1995 National Jrnl social liberalism score 
        V967024 Senator #1 1995 National Jrnl foreign liberalism score 
        V967025 Senator #1 1995 National Jrnl economic conservatism score 
        V967026 Senator #1 1995 National Jrnl social conservatism score 
        V967027 Senator #1 1995 National Jrnl foreign conservatism score 
        V967028 Senator #1 1995 U.S. Chamber of Commerce score 
        V967029 Senator #1 1995 Party unity support score 
        V967030 Senator #1 1995 Party unity opposition score 
        V967031 Senator #1 1995 Party unity adjusted support score 
        V967032 Senator #1 1995 Presidential support score 
        V967033 Senator #1 1995 Presidential opposition score 
        V967034 Senator #1 1995 Presidential adjusted support score 
        V967035 Senator #1 1995 Conserv coalition support score 
        V967036 Senator #1 1995 Conserv coalition opposition score 
        V967037 Senator #1 1995 Conserv coalition adjusted support score 
        V967038 Senator #1 1995 Americans for Democratic Action score 
        V967039 Senator #1 1996 National Jrnl economic liberalism score 
        V967040 Senator #1 1996 National Jrnl social liberalism score 
        V967041 Senator #1 1996 National Jrnl foreign liberalism score 
        V967042 Senator #1 1996 National Jrnl economic conservatism score 
        V967043 Senator #1 1996 National Jrnl social conservatism score 
        V967044 Senator #1 1996 National Jrnl foreign conservatism score 
        V967045 Senator #1 1996 U.S. Chamber of Commerce score 
        V967046 Senator #1 1996 Party unity support score 
        V967047 Senator #1 1996 Party unity opposition score 
        V967048 Senator #1 1996 Party unity adjusted support score 
        V967049 Senator #1 1996 Presidential support score 
        V967050 Senator #1 1996 Presidential opposition score 
        V967051 Senator #1 1996 Presidential adjusted support score 
        V967052 Senator #1 1996 Conserv coalition support score 
        V967053 Senator #1 1996 Conserv coalition opposition score 
        V967054 Senator #1 1996 Conserv coalition adjusted support score 
        V967055 Senator #1 1996 Americans for Democratic Action score 
        V967056 Senator #2 1995 National Jrnl economic liberalism score 
        V967057 Senator #2 1995 National Jrnl social liberalism score 
        V967058 Senator #2 1995 National Jrnl foreign liberalism score 
        V967059 Senator #2 1995 National Jrnl economic conservatism score 
        V967060 Senator #2 1995 National Jrnl social conservatism score 
        V967061 Senator #2 1995 National Jrnl foreign conservatism score 
        V967062 Senator #2 1995 U.S. Chamber of Commerce score 
        V967063 Senator #2 1995 Party unity support score 
        V967064 Senator #2 1995 Party unity opposition score 
        V967065 Senator #2 1995 Party unity adjusted support score 
        V967066 Senator #2 1995 Presidential support score 
        V967067 Senator #2 1995 Presidential opposition score 
        V967068 Senator #2 1995 Presidential adjusted support score 
        V967069 Senator #2 1995 Conserv coalition support score 
        V967070 Senator #2 1995 Conserv coalition opposition score 
        V967071 Senator #2 1995 Conserv coalition adjusted support score 
        V967072 Senator #2 1995 Americans for Democratic Action score 
        V967073 Senator #2 1996 National Jrnl economic liberalism score 
        V967074 Senator #2 1996 National Jrnl social liberalism score 
        V967075 Senator #2 1996 National Jrnl foreign liberalism score 
        V967076 Senator #2 1996 National Jrnl economic conservatism score 
        V967077 Senator #2 1996 National Jrnl social conservatism score 
        V967078 Senator #2 1996 National Jrnl foreign conservatism score 
        V967079 Senator #2 1996 U.S. Chamber of Commerce score 
        V967080 Senator #2 1996 Party unity support score 
        V967081 Senator #2 1996 Party unity opposition score 
        V967082 Senator #2 1996 Party unity adjusted support score 
        V967083 Senator #2 1996 Presidential support score 
        V967084 Senator #2 1996 Presidential opposition score 
        V967085 Senator #2 1996 Presidential adjusted support score 
        V967086 Senator #2 1996 Conserv coalition support score 
        V967087 Senator #2 1996 Conserv coalition opposition score 
        V967088 Senator #2 1996 Conserv coalition adjusted support score 
        V967089 Senator #2 1996 Americans for Democratic Action score 
        V967090 Congressional Quarterly pre-election Senate race outlook
        V967091 Democratic Senate candidate prior political experience
        V967092 Republican Senate candidate prior political experience
        V967093 Kansas race #2: Democratic political experience
        V967094 Kansas race #2: Republican political experience
        V967095 Total votes cast for Democratic Senate candidate 1996
        V967096 Total votes cast for Republican Senate candidate 1996
        V967097 Total votes cast in Senate race 1996
        V967098 Kansas race #2: Total votes cast for Democratic candidate
        V967099 Kansas race #2: Total votes cast for Republican candidate
        V967100 Kansas race #2: Total votes cast in Senate race
        V967101 Campaign receipts by Democratic Senate candidate 1996
        V967102 Campaign expenditures by Democratic Senate candidate 1996
        V967103 Campaign receipts by Republican Senate candidate 1996
        V967104 Campaign expenditures by Republican Senate candidate 1996
        V967105 Kansas race #2: Democratic campaign receipts
        V967106 Kansas race #2: Democratic campaign expenditures
        V967107 Kansas race #2: Republican campaign receipts
        V967108 Kansas race #2: Republican campaign expenditures
        
        House incumbent characteristics
        V967109 House incumbent's party
        V967110 Year House incumbent was first elected
        V967111 House incumbent's seniority in party
        V967112 House incumbent's sex
        V967113 House incumbent's race
        V967114 House incumbent's number of district offices
        V967115 House incumbent 1995 National Jrnl economic liberalism
        V967116 House incumbent 1995 National Jrnl social liberalism
        V967117 House incumbent 1995 National Jrnl foreign liberalism
        V967118 House incumbent 1995 National Jrnl economic conservatism
        V967119 House incumbent 1995 National Jrnl social conservatism
        V967120 House incumbent 1995 National Jrnl foreign conservatism
        V967121 House incumbent 1995 U.S. Chamber of Commerce score
        V967122 House incumbent 1995 Party unity support score
        V967123 House incumbent 1995 Party unity opposition score
        V967124 House incumbent 1995 Party unity adjusted support score
        V967125 House incumbent 1995 Presidential support score
        V967126 House incumbent 1995 Presidential opposition score
        V967127 House incumbent 1995 Presidential adjusted support score
        V967128 House incumbent 1995 Conserv coalition support score
        V967129 House incumbent 1995 Conserv coalition opposition score
        V967130 House incumbent 1995 Conserv coalition adjusted support
        V967131 House incumbent 1995 Americans for Democratic Action score
        V967132 House incumbent 1995 League of Conservation Voters score
        V967133 House incumbent 1996 National Jrnl economic liberalism
        V967134 House incumbent 1996 National Jrnl social liberalism
        V967135 House incumbent 1996 National Jrnl foreign liberalism
        V967136 House incumbent 1996 National Jrnl economic conservatism
        V967137 House incumbent 1996 National Jrnl social conservatism
        V967138 House incumbent 1996 National Jrnl foreign conservatism
        V967139 House incumbent 1996 U.S. Chamber of Commerce score
        V967140 House incumbent 1996 Party unity support score
        V967141 House incumbent 1996 Party unity opposition score
        V967142 House incumbent 1996 Party unity adjusted support score
        V967143 House incumbent 1996 Presidential support score
        V967144 House incumbent 1996 Presidential opposition score
        V967145 House incumbent 1996 Presidential adjusted support score
        V967146 House incumbent 1996 Conserv coalition support score
        V967147 House incumbent 1996 Conserv coalition opposition score
        V967148 House incumbent 1996 Conserv coalition adjusted support
        V967149 House incumbent 1996 Americans for Democratic Action score
        V967150 House incumbent 1996 League of Conservation Voters score
        V967151 House incumbent Committee assignment #1
        V967152 House incumbent rank on Committee #1
        V967153 House incumbent Committee assignment #2
        V967154 House incumbent rank on Committee #2
        V967155 House incumbent Committee assignment #3
        V967156 House incumbent rank on Committee #3
        
        House election variables
        V967157 Congressional Quarterly pre-election House race outlook
        V967158 Democratic House candidate prior political experience 1996
        V967159 Republican House candidate prior political experience 1996
        V967160 Total votes cast for Democratic House candidate 1996
        V967161 Total votes cast for Republican House candidate 1996
        V967162 Total votes cast in House race 1996
        V967163 Campaign receipts by Democratic House candidate 1996
        V967164 Campaign expenditures by Democratic House candidate 1996
        V967165 Campaign receipts by Republican House candidate 1996
        V967166 Campaign expenditures by Republican House candidate 1996
        V967167 Total votes cast for Democratic House candidate 1994
        V967168 Total votes cast for Republican House candidate 1994
        V967169 Total votes cast in House race 1994
        V967170 Total votes in House district Democratic presidential 1992
        V967171 Total votes in House district Republican presidential 1992
        V967172 Total votes in House district in presidential election 1992
        V967173 Estimated number of DMA households in House district
        V967174 Estimated average DMA cost per point in House district
        V967175 Estimated DMA Early News cost per point in House district
        V967176 Estimated DMA Prime Access cost per point in House district
        V967177 Estimated DMA Prime Time cost per point in House district
        V967178 Estimated DMA Late News cost per point in House district
        
        County-level data
        V967179 County percent vote for Clinton 1992
        V967180 County percent vote for Bush 1992
        V967181 County percent vote for Perot 1992
        V967182 Estimated number of DMA households
        V967183 Estimated average DMA cost per point
        V967184 Estimated DMA Early News cost per point
        V967185 Estimated DMA Prime Access cost per point
        V967186 Estimated DMA Prime Time cost per point
        V967187 Estimated DMA Late News cost per point

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                       1997 PILOT STUDY

        970001   97PI: 1997 Pilot Case ID
        970002   97PI: 1996 Post-Election Case ID
        970003   97PI: R Panel Status
        970004   97PI: FIPS State Code
        970005   97PI: R Congressional District
        970006   97PI: Date and Time of VQ
        970007   97PI: R contacted by any other survey or poll after pres.
                        election
        970008   97PI: A-S: Split Ballot - Early v. Late
        970009   97PI: Attention to government/public affairs
        970010   97PI: Are others' attitudes similar to R
        970011   97PI: Can one trust people
        970012   97PI: Would most people take advantage of R or be fair
        970013   97PI: How often trust in govt to do what's right
        970014   97PI: People like R have say in what the government does
        970015   97PI: How many days last week did R watch national news
        970016   97PI: How many days last week did R watch local news
        970017   97PI: How many days last week did R read newspaper
        970018   97PI: Does R ever listen to political talk radio
        970019   97PI: How often does R listen to political talk radio
        970020   97PI: R amount of attention paid to political talk radio
        970021   97PI: R ever listen to Limbaugh
        970022   97PI: How often does R listen to Limbaugh
        970023   97PI: Does R know what EIB stands for
        970029   97PI: Remember name of Rs Representative in Congress
        970030   97PI: Remember name of Rs Senators
        970031   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Clinton
        970032   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Representative
        970033   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Senator 1
        970034   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Senator 2
        970035   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Trent Lott
        970036   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Hillary Clinton
        970037   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Al Gore
        970038   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Rush Limbaugh
        970039   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Newt Gingrich
        970040   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Blacks
        970041   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Whites
        970042   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Hispanics
        970043   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Men
        970044   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Women
        970045   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: The Federal Government
        970046   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Congress
        970047   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Supreme Court
        970048   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Christian Fundamentalists
        970049   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Opponents of Abortion
        970050   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Pro-life people
        970051   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Supporters of Abortion
        970052   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Pro-choice people
        970053   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Feminists
        970054   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Gays and Lesbians
        970055   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Labor Unions
        970056   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: Big Business
        970057   97PI: Feeling Thermometer: People on Welfare
        970058   97PI: Early v Late Placement - E1a/L17a
        970059   97PI: How likely to vote for current Representative
        970060   97PI: Percent chance to vote for current Representative
        970061   97PI: Respondent Booklet color
        970062   97PI: R feel close to Poor People
        970063   97PI: R feel close Asian-Americans
        970064   97PI: R feel close to Liberals
        970065   97PI: R feel close to The Elderly
        970066   97PI: R feel close to Blacks
        970067   97PI: R feel close to Labor Unions
        970068   97PI: R feel close to Feminists
        970069   97PI: R feel close to Southerners
        970070   97PI: R feel close to Business People
        970071   97PI: R feel close to Young People
        970072   97PI: R feel close to Conservatives
        970073   97PI: R feel close to Hispanic
        970074   97PI: R feel close to Women
        970075   97PI: R feel close to Working Class
        970076   97PI: R feel close to Whites
        970077   97PI: R feel close to Middle-Class
        970078   97PI: R feel close to Men
        970079   97PI: Group R feels closest to
        970080   97PI: R feel close to Blacks
        970081   97PI: R feel close to Whites
        970082   97PI: R feel close to Christian Fund
        970083   97PI: R feel close to Middle Class
        970084   97PI: R feel close to Working Class
        970085   97PI: R feel close to Hispanics
        970086   97PI: R feel close to Young People
        970087   97PI: R feel close to Women
        970088   97PI: R feel close to Poor People
        970089   97PI: R feel close to People..Worship
        970090   97PI: R feel close to People..Neighbor
        970091   97PI: R feel close to People..work
        970092   97PI: R feel close to Americans
        970093   97PI: Group R feels closest to
        970094   97PI: Number of days last week R talked to closest group
        970095   97PI: Belong to any group representing the interests of 
                       [closest group]
        970096   97PI: Scale services/spending - self
        970097   97PI: Scale services/spending - Democratic Party
        970098   97PI: Scale services/spending - Republican Party
        970099   97PI: Scale services/spending - Blacks
        970100   97PI: Scale services/spending - Whites
        970101   97PI: Scale services/spending - Gays/Lesbians
        970102   97PI: Scale services/spending - Christian Fundamentalists
        970103   97PI: Does R think of himself as Democrat/Republican/
                       Independent
        970104   97PI: R partisan strength of identification with party
        970105   97PI: If R considered independent, R closer to Rep/Dem
        970106   97PI: Strength of party identification
        970107   97PI: How do blacks vote in National Elections - Democratic
        970108   97PI: How do blacks vote in National Elections - Republican
        970109   97PI: Do all Blacks vote Democratic
        970110   97PI: Percentage Blacks that vote Democratic
        970111   97PI: Do all Blacks vote Republican
        970112   97PI: Percentage of Blacks that vote Republican
        970113   97PI: How do whites vote in national elections - Democratic
        970114   97PI: How do whites vote in national elections - Republican
        970115   97PI: Do all Whites vote Democratic
        970116   97PI: Percentage of Whites that vote Democratic
        970117   97PI: Do all Whites vote Republican
        970118   97PI: Percentage of Whites that vote Republican
        970119   97PI: How do men vote in national elections - Democratic
        970120   97PI: How do men vote in national elections - Republican
        970121   97PI: Do all Men vote Democratic
        970122   97PI: Percentage of Men who vote Democratic
        970123   97PI: Do all Men vote Republican
        970124   97PI: Percentage of Men who vote Republican
        970125   97PI: How do women vote in national elections - Democratic
        970126   97PI: How do women vote in national elections - Republican
        970127   97PI: Do all women vote Democratic
        970128   97PI: Percentage of women who vote Democratic
        970129   97PI: Do all women vote Republican
        970130   97PI: Percentage of women who vote Republican
        970131   97PI: How do Christian Fundamentalists vote in national
                       elections - Democratic
        970132   97PI: How do Christian Fundamentalists vote in national
                       elections - Republican
        970133   97PI: Do all Christian Fundamentalists vote Democratic
        970134   97PI: Percentage of Christian Fundamentalists who vote
                       Democratic
        970135   97PI: Do all Christian Fundamentalists vote Republican
        970136   97PI: Percentage of Christian Fundamentalists who vote
                       Republican
        970137   97PI: How do gays/lesbians vote in national elections -
                       Democratic
        970138   97PI: How do gays/lesbians vote in national elections -
                       Republican
        970139   97PI: Do all gays/lesbians vote Democratic
        970140   97PI: Percentage of gays/lesbians who vote Democratic
        970141   97PI: Do all Gays/lesbians vote Republican
        970142   97PI: Percentage of gays/lesbians who vote Republican
        970143   97PI: Summary: order and assignment of threat level by group
        970144   97PI: R favor/oppose:  black history in school (lo thret
                       cultural)
        970145   97PI: R favor/oppose:  find out more about opinions of blacks
                       (lo thret political)
        970146   97PI: R favor/oppose: hire more blacks to reduce unemployment
                       (lo thret economic)
        970147   97PI: R favor/oppose: black history in school (beloc)
        970148   97PI: R favor/oppose: find out more about opinions of blacks
                       (belop)
        970149   97PI: R favor/oppose: hire more blacks to reduce unemployment 
                       (beloe)
        970150   97PI: R favor/oppose: black history in school (bloc)
        970151   97PI: R favor/oppose: find out more about opinions of blacks
                       (bllop)
        970152   97PI: R favor/oppose: hire more blacks to reduce unemployment 
                       (blloe)
        970153   97PI: R favor/oppose: required black history course
        970154   97PI: R favor/oppose: required appointment of
                       blacks to public office
        970155   97PI: R favor/oppose: large business required to hire 15%
                       blacks to reduce unemployment
        970156   97PI: R favor/oppose: required black history course (behic)
        970157   97PI: R favor/oppose: required appointment of blacks to
                       public office (behip)
        970158   97PI: R favor/oppose: large business required to hire 15%
                       blacks to reduce unemployment (behie)
        970159   97PI: R favor/oppose: required black history course (blhic)
        970160   97PI: R favor/oppose: required appointment of blacks to
                       publicoffice (blhip)
        970161   97PI: R favor/oppose: large business required to hire 15%
                       blacks toreduce unemployment (blhip)
        970162   97PI: R favor/oppose: role of Christians in American history
        970163   97PI: R favor/oppose: governors should find out more about
                       opinionsof Christian Fundamentalists
        970164   97PI: R favor/oppose: Christian schools not pay property
                       taxes
        970165   97PI: R favor/oppose: role of Christians in American history
                       (cfeloc)
        970166   97PI: R favor/oppose: governors should find out more about
                       opinionsof Christian Fundamentalists (cfelop)
        970167   97PI: R favor/oppose: Christian schools not pay property
                       taxes(cfeloe)
        970168   97PI: R favor/oppose: role of Christians in American history
                       (cflloc)
        970169   97PI: R favor/oppose: governors should find out more about
                       opinionsof Christian Fundamentalists (cfllop)
        970170   97PI: R favor/oppose: Christian schools not pay property
                       taxes(cflloe)
        970171   97PI: R favor/oppose: Christians and Christian principles
                       taught inAmerican history
        970172   97PI: R favor/oppose: required appointment of Christian 
                       Fundamentalists to public office
        970173   97PI: R favor/oppose: Christian schools receive money from
                       localtaxes like other schools
        970174   97PI: R favor/oppose: Christians and Christian principles
                       taught inAmerican history (cfehic)
        970175   97PI: R favor/oppose: required appointment of Christian 
                       Fundamentalists to public office (cfehip)
        970176   97PI: R favor/oppose: Christian schools receive money from
                       localtaxes like other schools (cfehie)
        970177   97PI: R favor/oppose: Christians and Christian principles
                       taught inAmerican history (cflhic)
        970178   97PI: R favor/oppose: required appointment of Christian 
                       Fundamentalists to public office (cflhip)
        970179   97PI: R favor/oppose: Christian schools receive money from
                       local taxes like other schools (cflhie)
        970180   97PI: Black prejudice q order
        970181   97PI: How much R agree/disagree: if blacks try harder, could
                       be as well off as whites (comb. early/late)
        970182   97PI: How much R agree/disagree: blacks should overcome
                       prejudice without any special favors (comb early/late)
        970183   97PI: Christian Fundamentalists prejudice q order
        970184   97PI: How much R agree/disagree: religious leaders pushing
                       too hard to have beliefs written into law (comb early
                       late)
        970185   97PI: How much R agree/disagree: Christian Fundamentalists
                       should live peacefully w/o demanding others adopt their
                       beliefs  (comb early/late)
        970186   97PI: Rate blacks on trust scale
        970187   97PI: Rate Christian Fundamentalists on trust scale
        970188   97PI: Rate Blacks on intelligence scale
        970189   97PI: Rate Christian Fundamentalists on intelligence scale
        970190   97PI: Rate Blacks on tolerant scale
        970191   97PI: Rate Christian Fundamentalists on tolerant scale
        970192   97PI: R view on school prayer
        970193   97PI: R scale: government should help blacks
        970194   97PI: Clinton handling job approval
        970195   97PI: Clinton handling job strength of approval
        970196   97PI: Congress handling job approval
        970197   97PI: Congress handling job strength of approval
        970198   97PI: Representative handling job approval
        970199   97PI: Represent handling job strength of approval
        970200   97PI: Congress not get much accomplished
        970201   97PI: Congress too partisan
        970202   97PI: Congress too conservative
        970203   97PI: Congress too liberal-follow-up
        970204   97PI: Congress too liberal
        970205   97PI: Congress too conservative-follow-up
        970206   97PI: Congress doesn't care what ordinary Americans think
        970207   97PI: Congress corrupt
        970208   97PI: Clinton not get much accomplished
        970209   97PI: Clinton too partisan
        970210   97PI: Clinton too conservative
        970211   97PI: Clinton too liberal-follow-up
        970212   97PI: Clinton too liberal
        970213   97PI: Clinton too conservative-follow-up
        970214   97PI: Clinton doesn't care what ordinary Americans think
        970215   97PI: Clinton corrupt
        970216   97PI: Supr Court not get much accomplished
        970217   97PI: Supr Court too partisan
        970218   97PI: Supr Court too conservative
        970219   97PI: Supr Court too liberal-follow-up
        970220   97PI: Supr Court too liberal
        970221   97PI: Supr Court too conservative- follow-up
        970222   97PI: Supr Court doesn't care what ordinary Americans think
        970223   97PI: Supr Court corrupt
        970224   97PI: Aid to Blacks Scale - Democratic Party
        970225   97PI: Aid to Blacks Scale - Republican Party
        970226   97PI: Aid to Blacks Scale - Blacks
        970227   97PI: Aid to Blacks Scale - Whites
        970228   97PI: Aid to Blacks Scale - Gays/Lesbians
        970229   97PI: Aid to Blacks Scale - Christian Fundamentalists
        970230   97PI: womens rights scale - self
        970231   97PI: womens rights scale - Democratic Party
        970231A  97PI: womens rights scale - Republican Party
        970232   97PI: womens rights scale - Blacks
        970233   97PI: womens rights scale - Whites
        970234   97PI: womens rights scale - Christian Fundamentalists
        970235   97PI: womens rights scale - Gays/Lesbians
        970236   97PI: womens rights scale - Women
        970237   97PI: womens rights scale - Men
        970238   97PI: Split Ballot - Intro v. No Intro
        970239   97PI: Has R ever contacted Representative (w/ intro)
        970240   97PI: Has R ever contacted Representative (no intro)
        970241   97PI: Did R contact Representative this year
        970242   97PI: Was contact to Express Opinion - Representative
        970243   97PI: Was contact to get Info - Representative
        970244   97PI: Was contact to Get Help w/ Problem - Representative
        970245   97PI: Other Reason for Contact - Representative
        970246   97PI: What issue: Representative - Men 1
        970247   97PI: What issue: Representative - Men 2
        970248   97PI: What issue: Representative - Men 3
        970249   97PI: Has R Contacted Senator 1 this year
        970250   97PI: Was contact to Express Opinion - Senator 1
        970251   97PI: Was contact to Get Info - Senator 1
        970252   97PI: Was contact to Get Help w/ Problem - Senator 1
        970253   97PI: Other Reason for Contact - Senator 1
        970254   97PI: What issue: Senator 1 - Men 1
        970255   97PI: What issue: Senator 1 - Men 2
        970256   97PI: What issue: Senator 1 - Men 3
        970256A  97PI: Has R Contacted Senator 2 this year
        970257   97PI: Was contact to Express Opinion - Senator 2
        970258   97PI: Was contact to Get Info - Senator 2
        970259   97PI: Was contact to Get Help w/ Problem - Senator 2
        970260   97PI: Other Reason for Contact - Senator 2
        970261   97PI: What issue: Senator 2 - Men 1
        970262   97PI: What issue: Senator 2 - Men 2
        970263   97PI: What issue: Senator 2 - Men 3
        970264   97PI: Has R Contacted White House this year
        970265   97PI: Was contact to Express Opinion - White House
        970266   97PI: Was contact to Get Info - White House
        970267   97PI: Was contact to Get Help w/ Problem - White House
        970268   97PI: Other Reason for Contact - White House
        970269   97PI: What issue: White House - Men 1
        970270   97PI: What issue: White House - Men 2
        970271   97PI: Has R contacted state legislator this year
        970272   97PI: Was contact to Express Opinion - State legislator
        970273   97PI: Was contact to Get Info - State legislator
        970274   97PI: Was contact to Get Help w/ Problem - State legislator
        970275   97PI: Other Reason for Contact - State legislator
        970276   97PI: What issue: State legislator - Men 1
        970277   97PI: What issue: State legislator - Men 2
        970278   97PI: What issue: State legislator - Men 3
        970279   97PI: Has R contacted local official this year
        970280   97PI: Was contact to Express Opinion - Local official
        970281   97PI: Was contact to Get Info - Local official
        970282   97PI: Was contact to Get Help w/ Problem - Local official
        970283   97PI: Other Reason for Contact - Local official
        970284   97PI: What issue: local official - Men 1
        970285   97PI: What issue: local official - Men 2
        970286   97PI: What issue: local official - Men 3
        970287   97PI: Family encourage contact with government
        970288   97PI: Friend encourage contact
        970289   97PI: Employer encourage contact
        970290   97PI: Co-worker encourage contact
        970291   97PI: Worship encourage contact
        970292   97PI: Organization encourage contact
        970293   97PI: Media encourage contact
        970293A  97PI: Other encourage contact
        970294   97PI: See ads encouraging contact
        970295   97PI: Issue involved ads - Men 1
        970296   97PI: Issue involved ads - Men 2
        970297   97PI: Issue involved ads - Men 3
        970298   97PI: Received mail encourage contact
        970299   97PI: What issue involved mail - Men 1
        970300   97PI: What issue involved mail - Men 2
        970301   97PI: What issue involved mail - Men 3
        970302   97PI: Liberal/Conservative Scale -Self
        970303   97PI: Accuracy active timing for self liberal/conservative
                       scale
        970304   97PI: Liberal/Conservative Scale Had to Choose
        970305   97PI: Accuracy active timing - Had to Choose
        970305A  97PI: Liberal/Conservative Scale Self-Placement- Sum
        970306   97PI: Liberal/Conservative scale placement: Clinton
        970307   97PI: Accuracy of active timing- Clinton
        970308   97PI: Liberal/conservative scale placement: U.S.
                       Representative
        970309   97PI: Accuracy of active timing - Representative
        970310   97PI: Liberal/Conservative scale placement: US Congress
        970311   97PI: Lib/Con scale - Supr Court
        970312   97PI: Lib/Con Scale - Democratic Party
        970313   97PI: Lib/Con Scale - Republican Party
        970314   97PI: Lib/Con Scale - Govt Policy
        970315   97PI: Lib/Con scale - Blacks
        970316   97PI: Lib/Con Scale - Whites
        970317   97PI: Lib/Con Scale - Men
        970318   97PI: Lib/Con Scale - Women
        970319   97PI: Lib/Con Scale - Christian Fundamentalists
        970320   97PI: Lib/Con Scale - Gays/Lesbians
        970321   97PI: How much tax money does the govt waste
        970322   97PI: What spending is wasteful - men 1
        970323   97PI: What spending is wasteful - men 2
        970324   97PI: What spending is wasteful - men 3
        970325   97PI: Religion imp part of pol thinking for R
        970326   97PI: Religion guidance to political thinking for R
        970327   97PI: Political activism important for religious groups
        970328   97PI: Church/State separation or protection of religious
                       heritage
        970329   97PI: Relig in politics divide country or protect rights of
                       religious
        970330   97PI: Religious groups first priority
        970331   97PI: Religious groups second priority
        970332   97PI: Religious groups last priority
        970333   97PI: Does R favor/oppose Partial-birth abortion ban
        970334   97PI: R ever not want to do NES
        970334A  97PI: Why R did not want to do
        970334B  97PI: Number of times R Iwed by NES
        970335   97PI: If R knew, would R do first
        970336   97PI: Did R have only one IWER
        970337   97PI: Did having only one IWER make R feel more a part of
                       study
        970338   97PI: Did receiving money help
        970339   97PI: Length of interview
        970340   97PI: Section A Length
        970341   97PI: Section B Length
        970342   97PI: Section C Length
        970343   97PI: Section D Length
        970344   97PI: Section E Length
        970345   97PI: Section F Length
        970346   97PI: Section G Length
        970347   97PI: Section H Length
        970348   97PI: Section J1 Length
        970349   97PI: Section J2 Length
        970350   97PI: Section K1 Length
        970351   97PI: Section K2 Length
        970352   97PI: Section L Length
        970353   97PI: Section M Length
        970354   97PI: Section N Length
        970356   97PI: Section P Length
        970358   97PI: Section S Length
        970359   97PI: Section T Length
        970360   97PI: Active Time - Lib/Con Self
        970361   97PI: Active Time - Lib/Con Had Choose
        970362   97PI: Active Time - Lib/Con Clinton
        970363   97PI: Active Time - Lib/Con Republican
        970364   97PI: Iwer of Record
        970365   97PI: Refusal Conversion Flag
        970366   97PI: Other interviewer
        970367   97PI: Result Date
        970368   97PI: Last Call Number
        970369   97PI: Iwer Gender
        970370   97PI: Iwer Race
        970371   97PI: Pos of Trent Lott in Feeling Thermometers
        970372   97PI: Pos of Hillary Clinton in Feeling Thermometers
        970373   97PI: Pos of Al Gore in Feeling Thermometers
        970374   97PI: Pos of Rush Limbaugh in Feeling Thermometers
        970375   97PI: Pos of Newt Gingrich in Feeling Thermometers
        970376   97PI: Pos of Blacks in Feeling Thermometers
        970377   97PI: Pos of Whites in Feeling Thermometers
        970378   97PI: Pos of Hispanics in Feeling Thermometers
        970379   97PI: Pos of Men in Feeling Thermometers
        970380   97PI: Pos of Women in Feeling Thermometers
        970381   97PI: Pos of Federal Government in Feeling Thermometers
        970382   97PI: Pos of Congress in Feeling Thermometers
        970383   97PI: Pos of Supreme Court in Feeling Thermometers
        970384   97PI: Pos of Christian Fundamentalists in Feeling
                       Thermometers
        970385   97PI: Pos of opponents/pro-life in Feeling Thermometers
        970386   97PI: Pos of supporters/pro-life in Feeling Thermometers
        970387   97PI: Pos of Feminists in Feeling Thermometers
        970388   97PI: Pos of Gays/Lesbians in Feeling Thermometers
        970389   97PI: Pos of Labor Unions in Feeling Thermometers
        970390   97PI: Pos of Big Business in Feeling Thermometers
        970391   97PI: Pos of People on Welfare in Feeling Thermometers
        970392   97PI: Rand - Pos of Democratic in Spend/Service
        970393   97PI: Rand - Pos of Republican in Spend/Serv
        970394   97PI: Rand - Pos of Blacks in Spend/Serv
        970395   97PI: Rand - Pos of Whites in Spend/Serv
        970396   97PI: Rand - Pos of Gays/lesbians in Spend/Serv
        970397   97PI: Rand - Pos of Christian Fundamentalistss in Spend/Serv
        970398   97PI: Pos of behic in behic-behie Rand
        970399   97PI: Pos of behip in behic-behie Rand
        970400   97PI: Pos of behie in behic-behie Rand
        970401   97PI: Pos of beloc in beloc-beloe Rand
        970402   97PI: Pos of belop in beloc-beloe Rand
        970403   97PI: Pos of beloe in beloc-beloe Rand
        970404   97PI: Pos cfehic in cfehic-cfehie Rand
        970405   97PI: Pos cfehip in cfehic-cfehie Rand
        970406   97PI: Pos cfehie in cfehic-cfehie Rand
        970407   97PI: Pos cfeloc in cfeloc-cfeloe Rand
        970408   97PI: Pos cfelop in cfeloc-cfeloe Rand
        970409   97PI: Pos cfeloe in cfeloc-cfeloe Rand
        970410   97PI: Pos blhic in blhic-blhie Rand
        970411   97PI: Pos blhip in blhic-blhie Rand
        970412   97PI: Pos blhie in blhic-blhie Rand
        970413   97PI: Pos blloc in blloc-blloe Rand
        970414   97PI: Pos bllop in blloc-blloe Rand
        970415   97PI: Pos blloe in blloc-blloe Rand
        970416   97PI: Pos cflhic in cflhic-cflhie Rand
        970417   97PI: Pos cflhip in cflhic-cflhie Rand
        970418   97PI: Pos cflhie in cflhic-cflhie Rand
        970419   97PI: Pos cflloc in cflloc-cflloe Rand
        970420   97PI: Pos cfllop in cflloc-cflloe Rand
        970421   97PI: Pos cflloe in cflloc-cflloe Rand
        970422   97PI: Rand-Pos of Democratic in Aid to Blks
        970423   97PI: Rand-Pos of Republican in Aid to Blks
        970424   97PI: Rand-Pos of Blacks in Aid to Blks
        970425   97PI: Rand-Pos of Whites in Aid to Blks
        970426   97PI: Rand-Pos of Gays/lesbians in Aid to Blks
        970427   97PI: Rand-Pos of Christian Fundamentalistss in Aid to Blks
        970428   97PI: Rand-Pos of Democratic in Womans Place
        970429   97PI: Rand-Pos of Republican in Womans Place
        970430   97PI: Rand-Pos of Blcks in Womans Place
        970431   97PI: Rand-Pos of whts in Womans Place
        970432   97PI: Rand-Pos of Christian Fundamentalists in Womans Place
        970433   97PI: Rand-Pos of G/L in Womans Place
        970434   97PI: Rand-Pos of Women  in Womans Place
        970435   97PI: Rand-Pos of Men in Womans Place
        970436   97PI: Rand-Pos Congress in Lib/Con
        970437   97PI: Rand-Pos Sup Court in Lib/Con
        970438   97PI: Rand-Pos Democratic Party  in Lib/Con
        970439   97PI: Rand-Pos Republican  Prty in Lib/Con
        970440   97PI: Rand-Pos Govt Policy in Lib/Con
        970441   97PI: Rand-Pos Blcks in Lib/Con
        970442   97PI: Rand-Pos Whites in Lib/Con
        970443   97PI: Rand-Pos Men in Lib/Con
        970444   97PI: Rand-Pos Women in Lib/Con
        970445   97PI: Rand-Pos Christian Fundamentalists  in Lib/Con
        970446   97PI: Rand-Pos Gays/lesbians in Lib/Con
               
