Interview dates: September 21-25, 2007 Washington, DC Interviews: 1,317 adults; 1,053 registered voters; 368 Black adults; (202)

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1101 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 200 Interview dates: Washington, DC 20036 Interviews: 1,317 adults; 1,053 registered voters; 368 Black adults; (202) 463-7300 631 Democrats/Lean Democrat; 420 Republican /Lean Republican Margin of error: +2.7 for all adults; +3.0 for registered voters; +5.1 for Black adults +3.9 for Democrats; +4.8 for Republicans THE ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL CONDUCTED BY IPSOS PUBLIC AFFAIRS PROJECT #81-5681-61 O.J. SIMPSON STUDY 1. As you may know, authorities in Las Vegas recently charged O.J. Simpson with armed robbery, kidnapping, burglary, coercion, assault, and conspiracy. Do you think authorities in Las Vegas are treating O.J. Simpson fairly or unfairly when it comes to the recent charges against him? Would you say he is being treated very (fairly/unfairly) or only somewhat (fairly/unfairly)? Very fairly 44 19 Somewhat fairly 27 24 Somewhat unfairly 10 21 Very unfairly 6 20 DK/NS 13 16 Very fairly / Somewhat fairly Very unfairly / Somewhat unfairly 71 43 17 41 2. Based on what you know and have seen in the news about the most recent charges against him, do you feel sympathetic or unsympathetic towards O.J. Simpson? Is that very (sympathetic/unsympathetic) or only somewhat (sympathetic/unsympathetic)? Very sympathetic 5 12 Somewhat sympathetic 13 25 Somewhat unsympathetic 24 26 Very unsympathetic 49 26 DK/NS 9 11 Very sympathetic / Somewhat sympathetic Somewhat unsympathetic / Very unsympathetic 18 37 73 53

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5861-61 Page 2 3a. Do you personally believe that these most recent charges against O.J. Simpson are true or not true? [IF True / Not true TO Qu. 3a, ASK Qu. 3b; OTHERWISE, SKIP TO Qu. 4.] 3b. How sure are you that these charges are (true / not true)? Are you Recent charges are true (Extremely sure) 10 5 Recent charges are true (Very sure) 21 6 Recent charges are true (Somewhat sure) 27 21 Recent charges are true (Not sure at all) 8 9 Recent charges are not true (Extremely sure) 1 7 Recent charges are not true (Very sure) 2 7 Recent charges are not true (Somewhat sure) 8 15 Recent charges are not true (Not sure at all) 4 8 (DK/NS) 20 22 Total believe recent charges are true 65 41 Recent charges are true 30 10 (Extremely sure/ Very sure) Recent charges are true 35 31 (Somewhat sure/ Not sure at all) Total believe recent charges are not true 15 37 Recent charges are not true 3 13 (Extremely sure/ Very sure) Recent charges are not true (Somewhat sure/ Not sure at all) 12 24 4.` Do you think O.J. Simpson will receive a fair trial, or not? Yes, Fair 68 36 No, not fair 24 55 DK/NS 8 9

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5861-61 Page 3 5a. Do you personally believe that O.J. Simpson is guilty or not guilty of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman? [IF Guilty / Not guilty TO Qu. 5a, ASK Qu. 5b; OTHERWISE, SKIP TO Qu. 6.] 5b. How sure are you that O.J. Simpson is (INSERT RESPONSE FROM Qu. 5a) of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman? Guilty of murders (Extremely sure) 19 6 Guilty of murders (Very sure) 22 8 Guilty of murders (Somewhat sure) 22 13 Guilty of murders (Not sure at all) 5 4 Not guilty of murders (Extremely sure) 3 9 Not guilty of murders (Very sure) 3 11 Not guilty of murders (Somewhat sure) 5 16 Not guilty of murders (Not sure at all) 4 11 (DK/NS) 17 23 Total believe guilty of murders 68 31 Guilty of murders (Extremely sure/ Very sure) 41 14 Guilty of murders 27 17 (Somewhat sure/ Not at all sure) Total believe not guilty of murders 15 46 Not guilty of murders (Extremely sure/ Very sure) 6 20 Not guilty of murders (Somewhat sure/ Not at all sure) 9 26 6. Are you interested in hearing more about O.J. Simpson, or are you tired of hearing about him? Interested in hearing more about him 9 9 Tired of hearing about him 86 86 DK/NS 5 5

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5861-61 Page 4 PARTY AFFILIATION / IDEOLOGY A. Are you currently registered to vote at this address, or not? ALL Yes... 80 77 No... 19 21 Refused/not sure... 1 2 2a. Do you consider yourself a Democrat, a Republican, an Independent or none of these? ALL Republican 20 5 Democrat 32 57 Independent 25 14 None of these 21 23 (DK/NS) 2 1 (IF DEMOCRAT TO Q.2a, Q.2b ASKED. IF REPUBLICAN TO Q.2a, Q.2c ASKED. IF INDEPENDENT or NONE OF THESE TO Q.2a, Q.2d ASKED. RESULTS SHOWN IN SUMMARY BELOW.) 2b. Do you lean strongly or only moderately toward the Democratic Party? 2c. Do you lean strongly or only moderately toward the Republican Party? 2d. Do your beliefs tend to lean more toward the Democrats or the Republicans? ALL Strongly Democrat 18 44 Moderately Democrat 14 13 Lean Democrat 16 20 Strongly Republican 9 4 Moderately Republican 11 1 Lean Republican 12 4 Independent 18 13 (DK/NS) 2 1 Total Republican... 32 9 Total Democrat... 48 77 3. Generally speaking, do you consider yourself a liberal, moderate or conservative? (IF LIBERAL OR CONSERVATIVE, ASK:) Would you say you are very (liberal/conservative) or somewhat (liberal/conservative)? ALL Very liberal... 9 10 Somewhat liberal... 16 22 Moderate... 34 29 Somewhat conservative... 22 16 Very conservative... 14 12 Refused... 5 11 Total Liberal... 25 32 Total Conservative... 36 28

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5861-61 Page 5 DEMOGRAPHICS NOTE: Results for demographic questions represent all adults unless otherwise indicated. D1a. D1b. In what year were you born? Have you already had a birthday this year? (IF RESPONDENT REFUSES Q.D1a OR Q.D1b, Q.D1c ASKED. RESULTS SHOWN IN SUMMARY BELOW.) D1c. Are you: ALL 18-34 30 36 35-49 26 26 50-64 27 24 65+ 16 13 (DK/NS) 1 1 D2. Are you employed: ALL TOTAL EMPLOYED 61 48 Full time 51 38 Part time 10 10 Not employed 15 28 Retired 23 23 (DK/NS) 1 1 D3. What is the last year of school you completed? ALL Grade school or some 8 9 high school Completed high school 23 25 Some community 19 29 college or university, did not finish Completed technical 13 9 school or a community college Completed a university 21 16 or Bachelor's degree Completed a postgraduate 15 11 degree such as a Master's or Ph.D. (DK/NS) 1 1 D4. Are you currently married? ALL Yes 61 35 No 39 65 (DK/NS) -

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5861-61 Page 6 D5. Including yourself and any children, how many people are currently living in your household? ALL 1 16 26 2 34 29 3 20 19 4 14 10 5 7 8 6+ 7 6 (DK/NS) 2 2 (Q.D6a-c ASKED ONLY OF THOSE WHO SAY MORE THAN ONE PERSON IN HOUSEHOLD IN Q.D5.) D6a. How many children under 6 years are currently living in your household? D6b. D6c. How many children ages 6 to 12 are currently living in your household? How many children ages 13 to 17 are currently living in your household? ALL ANY CHILDREN (NET) 39 33 Under 6 21 13 6-12 17 20 13-17 15 13 NO CHILDREN 59 64 (DK/NS) 2 3 Any children 12 or 32 27 younger Any children 6 to 17 26 26 D9a. Would you describe yourself as a born-again or evangelical Christian, or not? ALL Yes 38 54 No 59 44 (DK/NS) 3 2 D9b. What is your religious preference? Is it Protestant, Catholic, Mormon, Jewish, Muslim, some other religion, or don t you belong to any religious denomination? (IF SOME OTHER RELIGION, ASK) Is that a Christian denomination, or not? (IF YES, CODED AS PROTESTANT.) ALL Protestant 44 56 Catholic 25 9 Mormon 1 - Jewish 1 - Muslim - 1 Some other religion 4 5 None 22 24 (DK/NS) 3 5

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5861-61 Page 7 Zz5b. How often do you attend religious services? ALL At least once a week (Net) 39 52 More than once a week 14 18 Once a week 25 34 Less than once a week (Net) 38 37 A few times a month 14 19 A few times a year 24 18 Never 21 11 (DK/NS) 2 - D12a. Are you of Hispanic ethnicity? (Q.D12c ASKED ONLY OF THOSE WHO DO NOT SAY THEY ARE HISPANIC IN Q.D12a.) D12b. Are you white, black, Asian, or some other race? (RESULTS SHOWN IN SUMMARY BELOW.) ALL White 79 Black 12 Hispanic 13 Asian 4 (NOT READ) American 2 Indian (NOT READ) Other 2 (DK/NS) 2 D13. Could you please tell me your household income from all sources in 2006? ALL Under $15,000 12 19 $15,000 to less than $20,000 4 10 $20,000 to less than $25,000 5 7 $25,000 to less than $30,000 4 5 $30,000 to less than $40,000 9 9 $40,000 to less than $50,000 9 9 $50,000 to less than $75,000 17 13 $75,000 to less than $100,000 9 6 $100,000 or more 15 8 (DK/NS) 16 14 REGION: ALL Northeast 19 18 Midwest 22 17 South 36 55 West 23 10 METROPOLITAN STATUS: ALL Urban 30 51 Suburban 43 40 Rural 17 9

Ipsos Public Affairs Project #81-5861-61 Page 8 GENDER: ALL Male 48 45 Female 52 55