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HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY POLL MEMO RELEASE 11/29/2017 (UPDATE) ELEMENTS Population represented Sample size Mode of data collection Type of sample (probability/nonprobability) Start and end dates of data collection Margin of sampling error for total sample Are the data weighted? Survey sponsor and funded by Survey/Data collection supplier Contact for more information DETAILS Adults in North Carolina. 469 Adults in North Carolina (379 self-identified registered voters). Telephone (landline and cellular telephones). Interviews conducted in English. Probability, using RDD samples of landline and cellular telephones generated by Survey Sampling International. Landline respondents were randomly selected within household by asking to speak with the person age 18 or older who has had the most recent birthday. November 10 November 16, 2017 Approximately 4.5 percentage points for the all adult sample. Approximately 5.0 percentage points for the registered voter sample. The margin of error is not adjusted for sample weights. Yes, relative to U.S. Census (2015 American Community Survey and Population Estimates Program) estimates for age, race, education, and gender; CDC estimates for phone usage (cell only, landline only, or both). High Point University Survey Research Center, High Point, NC. High Point University Survey Research Center. The Center is located on the High Point University campus. Student interviewers staff the 42 stations equipped with WinCati computer assisted telephone interviewing systems. Martin Kifer Director, High Point University Survey Research Center 336-841-9333 mkifer@highpoint.edu Brian McDonald Associate Director 336-841-9651 bmcdonal@highpoint.edu Attached is the full text of survey questions our interviewers asked. Interested parties can access results from the survey at http://www.highpoint.edu/src and should contact the Director of the Survey Research Center for additional information. 1

Survey questions: Below are questions the Survey Research Center fielded for this study. They represent the text as read by the interviewers, plus options that appeared to interviewers but were not offered to respondents (in parentheses). Percentages may not add to 100 because of rounding. Percentages less than one percent are denoted with a * Registered Voter Screening These days, many people are so busy they can t find time to register to vote, or move around so often they don t get a chance to re-register. Are you NOW registered to vote in your precinct or election district or haven t you been able to register so far? Yes 85 100 No 14 0 (Don t know/refused) 1 0 Are you absolutely certain that you are registered to vote or is there a chance that your registration has lapsed because you moved or some other reason? Yes, absolutely certain 96 100 Chance registration has 4 0 lapsed No, not registered 1 0 (Don t know) * 0 n=397 n=379 On November 8 th, 2016, North Carolina held its general election for President, U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives and other offices. Did you vote or were you unable to vote for some reason? Yes 87 87 No 13 13 (Don t know) 0 0 n=379 n=379 2

Direction of Country and Approval Ratings Do you think things in this country are generally going in the right direction or do you feel things have gotten pretty seriously off on the wrong track? Right direction 23 24 Wrong track 65 64 (Don t know/refused) 12 12 Do you approve or disapprove of the way that Donald Trump is handling his job as president? Approve 33 34 Disapprove 54 56 (Don t know/refused) 13 11 Innovation & Amazon How important is it that North Carolina proactively invest in efforts to attract new, innovative industry to the state? Would you say... Very important 70 73 Somewhat important 22 21 Not that important 3 2 Not at all important 1 1 (Don t know/refused) 4 4 Now I would like to ask you some questions about Amazon s plans to build a new headquarters. As you may have heard, Amazon is looking for a location for its second headquarters. Do you think the state of North Carolina offers viable options for Amazon to build and operate a successful business here? Yes 82 82 (Maybe) 4 4 No 8 9 (Don t know/refused) 6 5 3

How much do you think the state of North Carolina would benefit from the level of investment and innovation that a company such as Amazon would provide? Would you say... Greatly 64 64 Somewhat 25 26 Not much 4 3 Not at all 2 3 (Don t know/refused) 5 5 n=467 n=377 If a North Carolina location is selected, do you think it would raise the level of innovation and national profile in our state? Would you say... Greatly 47 46 Somewhat 41 41 Not much 8 9 Not at all 3 3 (Don t know/refused) 2 2 n=467 n=377 4

Sexual Harassment Do you think sexual harassment at work in North Carolina is a very serious, somewhat serious, not very serious, or not at all serious? Very serious 32 34 Somewhat serious 38 37 Not very serious 15 15 Not at all serious 5 3 (Don t know/refused) 10 11 n=467 n=378 Do you think sexual harassment at work in the United States is a very serious, somewhat serious, not very serious, or not at all serious? Very serious 49 50 Somewhat serious 35 35 Not very serious 12 11 Not at all serious 2 1 (Don t know/refused) 2 3 5

Holiday Now I would like to ask you some questions about holiday shopping this year. As you may know, the Friday after Thanksgiving is one of the biggest shopping days of the year. Looking ahead, do you personally plan on shopping on the Friday after Thanksgiving, or not? Yes 22 20 No 75 77 (Don t know/refused) 3 3 Do you plan to do most of your holiday shopping in brick-and-mortar stores or online this year? Bricks and mortar stores 41 40 Online 37 38 (Both equally) 16 16 (Don t know/refused) 7 6 Do you plan to shop in any stores that will open on Thanksgiving Day? Yes 18 16 No 77 80 (Don t know/refused) 6 5 Some businesses do not require employees to work on the Thanksgiving Holiday, but others do require their employees to work on Thanksgiving. Does this policy of requiring that employees work on Thanksgiving make you more or less likely to shop at these stores? More likely 8 8 Less likely 47 46 (Will not change 40 42 shopping one way or another) (Don t know/refused) 5 4 6

Thinking ahead to the holiday season, how much do you think that you will spend this year on gifts, food, decorations and other items related to your celebration of the holidays? $1,088 *Calculated based on n=413 numeric responses. Do you think that you will spend more, less or about the same as last year on gifts, food, decorations and other items related to your celebration of the holidays? More 24 24 Less 21 20 About the same 54 56 (Don t know/refused) 1 1 Demographics Do you consider yourself to be of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin? Yes 4 3 No 95 96 (Don t know/refused) 1 1 What racial or ethnic group best describes you? African-American or 22 24 Black White or Caucasian 67 68 Native American 1 1 Asian 1 1 (Multiple or Other) 6 5 (Don t know/refused) 3 2 What is the last year of schooling you have completed? (1-11 th grade) 6 3 (High school graduate) 25 23 (Some college) 39 41 (College graduate) 20 22 (Graduate school) 9 10 (Don t know/ Refused) 1 1 7

Would you please stop me when I read the correct category for your total household income? 25 thousand dollars or less 14 11 25 to 50 thousand dollars 22 21 50 to 75 thousand dollars 19 19 75 to 100 thousand dollars 12 13 100 to 150 thousand dollars 9 10 150 to 250 thousand dollars 4 5 More than 250 thousand dollars 3 3 (Don t know/refused) 17 18 In politics today, do you generally consider yourself as a Republican, a Democrat, or what? Democrat 30 34 Republican 29 29 (Independent/unaffiliated) 28 26 (Other) 9 7 (Don t know/refused) 5 4 n=466 n=378 Thinking about politics today, do you generally consider yourself to be very conservative, somewhat conservative, moderate, somewhat liberal, or very liberal? Very conservative 13 14 Somewhat conservative 22 24 Moderate 31 27 Somewhat liberal 15 17 Very liberal 11 2 (Other) 1 1 (Don t know/refused) 8 6 n=466 n=378 8

How often do you attend worship services? Would you say never, a few times a year, a few times a month, almost every week, every week, or more than once a week? Never 26 27 A few times a year 26 24 A few times a month 16 15 Almost every week 8 9 Every week 14 14 More than once a week 9 9 (Don t know/refused) 2 2 n=466 n=378 Would you describe yourself as a born again or evangelical Christian, or not? Yes 41 42 No 55 54 (Don t know) 5 4 n=466 n=378 Gender Male 49 48 Female 51 52 Age (Calculated using birth year) In what year were you born? 18-24 13 11 25-34 18 16 35-44 20 21 45-54 19 20 55-64 15 15 65 and older 16 18 9