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January 2015 The Mood of America & The Presidential Race 2016

January 2015 The Mood of America & The Presidential Race 2016

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Page 1: January 2015 The Mood of America & The Presidential Race 2016

January 2015The Mood of America &

The Presidential Race 2016

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Michigan Consumer Sentiment IndexCompared to Where America is Headed

Jan. 2011

Jan. 2012

Jan. 2013

Jan. 2014

Jan. 2015

Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index 74.2 75.0 73.8 81.2 98.2*

Positive Words and Phrases 35% 32% 33% 27% 33%Neutral Words and Phrases 13% 8% 4% 7% 10%Negative Words and Phrases 47% 46% 58% 62% 44%

*January 2015 Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index is preliminary.

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Total Men Women White Men White Women

28% 33%24% 31%

20%

71% 66%76% 69%

80%

Satisfied Dissatisfied

Satisfied with Economy—January 2014

Satisfied with Economy—January 2015

Total Men Women White Men White Women

45% 48% 42% 46%37%

54% 51% 57% 53%63%

Satisfied Dissatisfied

-9% -3% -15% -7% -26%

-43% -33% -52% -38% -60%

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Ages 18-34 Ages 35-49 Ages 50-64 Ages 65+

30% 32%21%

33%

70% 67%79%

66%

Satisfied Dissatisfied

Satisfied with Economy—January 2014

Satisfied with Economy—January 2015

Ages 18-34 Ages 35-49 Ages 50-64 Ages 65+

51% 48% 41% 38%49% 52% 58% 61%

Satisfied Dissatisfied

+2% -4% -17% -23%

-40% -35% -58% -33%

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46%49

37%

48% 47%

56%

49%

5

DisapproveApprove

Obama Job Ratings

Overall Economic Policy Foreign Policy

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Top Absolute Priorities for This Year by Party Above 50%

Defeating ISIS (87%) Creating Jobs (83%) Creating Jobs (87%)

Creating Jobs (84%) Reducing the Deficit (82%) Defeating ISIS (71%)

Reducing the Deficit (84%) Defeating ISIS (64%) Reduce Inequality (67%)

Secure Border (79%) Secure Border (63%) Increase Min. Wage (65%)

Iran’s Nuke Program (72%) Iran’s Nuke Program (58%) Fix and Keep ACA (63%)

Simplify Tax Code (65%) Reform SS and Medicare (55%) Reducing the Deficit (53%)

Reform SS and Medicare (51%) Simplify Tax Code (55%) Reform SS and Medicare (53%)

Fix and Keep ACA (53%) Fund Infrastructure (53%)

Fund Infrastructure (52%) Climate Change (53%)

Reduce Inequality (50%) Pathway to Citizenship (52%)

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Comparing Romney and Jeb Bush

ALL

DemocratsIndependentsRepublicans

GOP/TeaGOP/Non-Tea

Core GOPSoft GOP

18-3435-4950-6465+

Men/18-49Men/50+Women/18-49Women/50+

Positive

27%

13%20%52%

61%40%

69%40%

18%30%27%40%

26%27%20%35%

Negative

40%

62%36%15%

13%19%

10%18%

42%37%43%35%

36%39%43%42%

Mitt Romney Jeb Bush

Positive

19%

7%17%37%

37%33%

49%30%

11%20%21%29%

18%20%12%27%

Negative

32%

47%27%15%

15%18%

9%19%

26%34%35%33%

31%37%29%32%

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Net Image Ratings—January 2015

Barack Obama Hillary Clinton

Total +4% +8%

Men -3% -7%

Women +11% +21%

Ages 18–34 +21% +22%

Ages 35–49 +2% +2%

Ages 50–64 +3% +8%

Ages 65+ -20% -14%

Urban +24% +28%

Suburban -1% +2%

Rural -30% -28%

Suburban Women +5% +19%

High School or Less -5% +6%

Some College +0% +4%

College Grads +10% +9%

Post-Graduates +17% +14%

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Net Image Ratings—January 2015

Barack Obama Hillary Clinton

Northeast +18% +20%

Midwest +8% +9%

South -6% +3%

West +6% +4%

Whites -11% -6%

African Americans +75% +63%

Latinos +33% +44%

Republicans -74% -62%

Independents -3% -4%

Democrats +75% +68%

White Men -19% -25%

White Women -4% +11%

White Working Class -13% -11%

White Less Than College -22% -13%

White College + +2% +5%