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HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY POLL MEMO RELEASE 3/31/2015 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 (with a registered voter subsample). 574 adults (n=477 registered voter subsample). Telephone (Random Digit Dial (RDD) landline and cellular telephones). Interviews conducted in English. Probability, using RDD samples of landline and cellular telephones generated by Survey Sampling International. Our landline respondents were randomly selected by asking to speak with the person age 18 or older who has had the most recent birthday. March 21 - March 26, 2015 Approximately 4.1 percentage points for the all adult sample. Approximately 4.5 percentage points for the registered voter sample. The margin of error is not adjusted for sample weights. Yes, relative to U.S. Census estimates for age, race and gender as well as 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 Assistant 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 86 100 No 13 - (Don t know) 1 - 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? Absolutely certain 97 100 Chance registration has 3 - lapsed No, not registered * - n= 494 n= 477 Have you been on vacation yet this year? Vacation and Travel Yes 26 26 No 74 74 Do you plan to go on vacation later this year? Yes 78 79 No 18 18 (Don t know) 4 4 I am going to list a series of places you might visit on vacation. Please tell me which are places where you already have or might vacation this year. 2

North Carolina beach Yes 62 63 No 37 35 (Don t know/refused) 2 2 North Carolina Piedmont Yes 28 29 No 70 69 (Don t know/refused) 3 3 North Carolina mountains Yes 60 60 No 37 36 (Don t know/refused) 3 4 Out of state Yes 87 86 No 12 13 (Don t know/refused) 1 1 Which of these North Carolina cities in which you do not live do you plan to visit this year? Charlotte Yes 51 50 No 46 47 (Don t know) 3 3 n= 574 n=477 Raleigh Yes 51 50 No 46 47 (Don t know/refused) 3 4 3

Greensboro Yes 39 39 No 58 63 (Don t know/refused) 3 4 Winston-Salem Yes 32 33 No 64 63 (Don t know/refused) 4 4 Durham Yes 32 31 No 65 66 (Don t know/refused) 4 3 High Point Yes 21 21 No 75 75 (Don t know/refused) 4 5 Wilmington Yes 42 44 No 53 51 (Don t know/refused) 5 5 Asheville Yes 44 45 No 50 48 (Don t know/refused) 6 7 4

Which of these do you think you will use to travel on vacation? Car Yes 96 97 No 4 3 (Don t know/refused) * * Plane Yes 41 41 No 57 57 (Don t know/refused) 2 2 Train Yes 12 11 No 86 88 (Don t know/refused) 2 1 Bus Yes 6 6 No 93 93 (Don t know/refused) 1 1 Which of these airports do you plan to use? Charlotte Douglas Yes 49 48 No 48 49 (Don t know) 2 3 Raleigh Durham Yes 57 55 No 41 43 (Don t know) 2 2 5

Piedmont Triad (Greensboro) Yes 22 21 No 76 77 (Don t know) 1 2 Wilmington Yes 6 7 No 94 93 (Don t know) * 1 Fayetteville Yes 4 4 No 96 96 (Don t know) * 1 Asheville Yes 6 6 No 93 93 (Don t know) 1 2 Demographics Including yourself, how many people currently live in your household? 1 16 17 2 34 35 3 19 20 4 18 17 5 7 7 6 3 2 7 2 1 8 0 0 9 0 0 10 (Don t know/refused) 0 1 n=574 0 2 n=477 6

In politics today, do you generally consider yourself as a Republican, a Democrat, or what? Democrat 33 33 Republican 28 31 (Independent/unaffiliated) 31 31 (Other) 4 3 (Don t know/refused) 3 2 Would you please stop me when I read the correct category for your total household income? 25 thousand dollars or less 14 12 25 to 50 thousand dollars 21 18 50 to 75 thousand dollars 22 23 75 to 100 thousand dollars 13 14 100 to 150 thousand dollars 9 10 150 to 250 thousand dollars 6 7 More than 250 thousand 2 3 dollars (Don t know/refused) 15 14 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 19 19 A few times a year 25 22 A few times a month 13 13 Almost every week 9 9 Every week 23 25 More than once a week 10 11 (Don t know/refused) 1 1 Would you describe yourself as a born again or evangelical Christian, or not? Yes 48 50 No 48 47 (Don t know/refused) 4 3 7

About how long have you lived in North Carolina? (Less than one year) 1 1 (One to five years) 7 7 (Six to ten years) 8 7 (11 to 20 years) (More than 20 years) (All my life) 17 30 37 15 33 36 (Don t know/refused) * * n=574 n=477 Do you have access to the Internet through work, school, home, or some other way? Yes 93 94 No 7 6 (Don t know) * * Last month did you purchase any products or services over the Internet? Yes 65 65 No 35 34 (Don t know/refused) * * Are you, or is any member of your household, a member of the armed forces or a veteran? Yes 32 33 No 68 67 (Don t know/refused) * * Overall, how qualified do you feel to do the job of an elected official? Would you say: not at all qualified, somewhat qualified, qualified, or very qualified? Not at all qualified 35 33 Somewhat qualified 34 34 Qualified 19 19 Very qualified 10 11 (Don t know/refused) 2 3 8

Which one of the following statements comes closest to your opinion about men and women as political leaders? Men generally make better 5 5 political leaders than women Women generally make 5 5 better political leaders than men In general, women and men 88 88 make equally good political leaders (Don t know) 2 2 Thinking about politics today, do you generally consider yourself to be very conservative, somewhat conservative, moderate, somewhat liberal, or very liberal? Very conservative 15 17 Somewhat conservative 25 26 Moderate 33 32 Somewhat liberal 14 14 Very liberal 8 8 (Other) 2 2 (Don t know/refused) 3 2 Do you consider yourself to be of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin? Yes 4 2 No 96 97 (Refused) 1 1 What racial or ethnic group best describes you? African-American or Black 22 21 White or Caucasian 69 71 Native American 1 1 Asian 1 * (Multiple or Other) 4 4 (Don t know/refused) 4 4 9

What is the last year of schooling you have completed? (1-11 th grade) 3 3 (High school graduate) 15 13 (Some college) 29 25 (College graduate) 38 42 (Graduate school) 15 18 (Don t know/refused) * * Gender Male 49 48 Female 52 52 Relationship status Single 28 26 Engaged 7 6 Living with significant other 8 7 Married 48 51 Widowed 6 6 (Don t know/refused) 4 4 n=574 n=477 Just to clarify, would you describe yourself as: Single Never married 68 62 Single - Separated 8 10 Single - Divorced 20 24 (Refused) 3 4 n=160 n=124 Age 18-24 13 10 25-34 18 16 35-44 20 20 45-54 19 21 55-64 15 16 65 and older 16 18 n= 574 n=477 10