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14 APPENDIX B: 2012 NATIONAL SURVEY OF LATINOS TOPLINE Pew Hispnic Center 2012 Ntionl Survey of Ltinos Finl Topline tember 7 - October 4, 2012 N=1,765 The study ws conducted for the Pew Hispnic Center vi telephone by Socil Science Reserch Solutions (SSRS), n independent reserch compny. All numbers re percentges. Percentges greter thn zero but less thn 0.5% re replced by n sterisk (*). Columns/rows my not totl 100% due to rounding. NA indictes tht the nswer ctegory ws not n option. Unless otherwise noted, ll trends reference surveys from the Pew Hispnic Center nd ll Generl Popultion Comprisons reference surveys from the Pew Reserch Center for the People & the Press. For Hispnic registered voter trends, the question used to determine registered voter sttus ws different in surveys from 2010 nd erlier. 5 For this survey, totl of 880 respondents were contcted vi lndline nd totl of 885 respondents were contcted on their cellphone; 805 interviews were conducted in Spnish nd 960 in English. Mrgin of error t 95% Smple size confidence level Hispnic respondents 1,765 +/- 3.2% points (including Puerto Rico) 866 +/-4.7% points 899 +/- 4.4% points 903 +/- 4.6% points QUESTIONS 1 TO 41 PREVIOUSLY RELEASED; NO QUESTION 42; QUESTIONS 43 TO 46 HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE; NO QUESTION 47 Now on nother topic 47b. Do you strongly fvor, fvor, oppose, or strongly oppose llowing gys nd lesbins to mrry leglly? 52 Fvor (NET) 57 48 54 15 Strongly fvor 22 9 18 37 Fvor 35 39 36 34 Oppose (NET) 34 35 35 20 Oppose 17 23 19 14 Strongly oppose 17 12 17 8 Don t know 6 10 6 5 3 7 4 5 In 2010, Nov 2008 nd Jul 2008, the question ws: These dys, mny people re so busy they cn't find time to register to vote, or move round so often they don't get chnce to re-register. Are you now registered to vote in your precinct or election district or hven't you been ble to register so fr? In Mr 2006, the preceding question ws sked with the follow-up: Are you bsolutely certin tht you re registered to vote, or is there chnce tht your registrtion hs lpsed becuse you moved or for some other reson? In Nov 2007, Jul 2006, Jun 2004 nd Jun 2002, the question ws: Some people re registered to vote nd others re not. Are you currently registered to vote t your present ddress?

15 LATINOS, RELIGION AND CAMPAIGN 2012 QUESTION 47b CONTINUED Oct 2012 2009 Oct 2006 52 34 31 Fvor (NET) 15 9 NA Strongly fvor 37 25 NA Fvor 34 44 56 Oppose (NET) 20 25 NA Oppose 14 19 NA Strongly oppose 8 14 13 Don't know 5 8 NA In 2006 sked s n item in list question. Also, Don t know nd responses re combined. Generl Popultion Comprison: Stongly fvor Fvor Oppose Strongly oppose Don t know/ PP Jul 2012 23 25 20 24 8 PP Aug 2009 14 25 22 31 8 PP Jul 2006 12 23 25 31 9 In 2012 nd 2009 sked s n item in list question. In 2009, item ws llowing gy nd lesbin couples to mrry leglly. QUESTIONS 48 TO 59 HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE; NO QUESTION 60; QUESTIONS 61 TO 66 PREVIOUSLY RELEASED 67/67-NCO. Wht is your present religion, if ny? Are you Protestnt, Romn Ctholic, Mormon, Orthodox such s Greek or Russin Orthodox, Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu, theist, gnostic, something else, or nothing in prticulr? [INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTIONS: IF RESPONDENT VOLUNTEERS nothing in prticulr, none, no religion, etc. BEFORE REACHING END OF LIST, PROMPT WITH: nd would you sy tht s theist, gnostic, or just nothing in prticulr?] ASK IF RELIGION SOMETHING ELSE, NOTHING IN PARTICULAR, DON T KNOW OR REFUSED (Q.67=997, NNN, DDD, RRR)OR (Q.67-NCO=997,NNN) 67. Do you think of yourself s Christin or not? 13 Protestnt 12 13 13 58 Romn Ctholic 51 65 57 1 Mormon 1 1 * * Orthodox * * * 1 Jewish 1 1 * * Muslim * * * * Buddhist * 0 * * Hindu 0 * 0 1 Atheist 1 1 1 1 Agnostic 3 * 3 1 Something else 2 * 1 11 Nothing in prticulr 14 8 11 9 Christin 11 7 10 * Unitrin * 0 * 1 Don't know 1 1 1 3 3 3 3

16 QUESTION 67/67 CONTINUED Oct Dec 2012 2011 2010 13 10 11 Protestnt 58 62 67 Romn Ctholic 1 1 1 Mormon * * * Orthodox 1 * * Jewish * 0 * Muslim * * 0 Buddhist * 0 0 Hindu 1 * 1 Atheist 1 1 * Agnostic 1 1 1 Something else 11 13 8 Nothing in prticulr 9 9 7 Christin * 0 * Unitrin 1 1 1 Don't know 3 3 2 ASK IF CHRISTIAN (Q.67/67-NCO.=1-4, 13 OR Q.67/67-NCO.=1) 67b. Would you describe yourself s -gin or evngelicl Christin, or not? Bsed on Protestnts [Q.67/67-NCO.=1, 13] 71 Yes 65 77 71 25 No 29 20 22 2 Don't know 2 2 3 2 3 * 3 1 Undesignted 6 1 1 1 (n=551) (n=295) (n=256) (n=291) 68. Aside from weddings nd funerls, how often do you ttend religious services more thn once week, once week, once or twice month, few times yer, seldom, or never? 90 Ever (NET) 86 93 89 11 More thn once week 9 13 11 27 Once week 23 30 27 16 Once or twice month 14 18 16 20 A few times yer 25 16 22 15 Seldom 14 16 13 9 Never 12 7 10 * Don't know 1 * * 1 1 * 1 6 Undesignted refers to people who were misctegorized while tking the survey nd s result were not sked the question.

17 LATINOS, RELIGION AND CAMPAIGN 2012 QUESTION 68 CONTINUED Oct 2012 Dec 2011 2010 2009 Jul 2008 90 88 90 87 85 Ever (NET) 11 12 13 11 13 More thn once week 27 31 27 25 26 Once week 16 16 19 19 18 Once or twice month 20 17 20 20 17 A few times yer 15 12 11 11 11 Seldom 9 10 8 10 10 Never * * 1 * * Don't know 1 2 1 3 5 69. How is religion in your life very, somewht, not too, or not t ll? Trend: 87 Very/somewht (NET) 84 90 85 58 Very 52 65 59 29 Somewht 32 25 26 12 Not too/not t ll (NET) 15 10 15 7 Not too 7 6 6 6 Not t ll 8 4 8 * Don't Know * * * * 1 * * Not t ll Don't know Very Somewht Not too Oct 2012 58 29 7 6 * * Dec 2011 61 24 7 6 * 2 ASK IF ATTEND RELIGIOUS SERVICES ONCE A MONTH OR MORE (Q.68=1, 2 OR 3) 70. Does the clergy t your plce of worship ever spek out (INSERT FIRST ITEM/SCRAMBLE)? And do they ever spek out (INSERT NEXT ITEM)? [INTERVIEWER INSTRUCTIONS: Use And do they ever spek out nd If Necessry note for items other thn first item; (IF NECESSARY: Does the clergy t your plce of worship ever spek out (INSERT)?)]. On the issue of bortion 54 Yes 54 54 54 45 No 45 45 45 * Don't know * 1 1 * 1 * *

18 QUESTION 70 CONTINUED b. About immigrtion 43 Yes 27 55 34 56 No 72 44 65 * Don't know * 1 1 * 1 0 1 NO PARTS C-D e. About lws regrding homosexulity 38 Yes 39 37 40 61 No 58 62 58 1 Don't know 1 1 1 1 1 * 1 NO PART F g. About cndidtes nd elections 29 Yes 28 30 30 70 No 71 69 69 1 Don't know 1 1 1 * * 0 0 Don t know Yes No. On the issue of bortion Oct 2006 60 36 3 * b. About immigrtion b Oct 2006 46 49 5 * e. About lws regrding homosexulity Oct 2006 43 52 5 * g. About cndidtes nd elections Oct 2006 31 65 4 * Questions were sked of people who ttend religious services seldom or more, but re filtered here to include only those who ttend once month or more. b In 2006, the item ws About lws regrding immigrtion. NO QUESTION 71; QUESTIONS 72 TO CP2 PREVIOUSLY RELEASED; QUESTIONS 76 TO 80 HELD FOR FUTURE RELEASE