UTEX0033a CODEBOOK.txt 2/13/2018 · 1181 1 White / Blanco 129 2 Black 236 3 Hispanic 17 4 Asian 15 5 Native American 19 6 Mixed 27 7 Other 0 8 Middle Eastern 0 98 skipped 0 99 not

UTEX0033a_CODEBOOK.txt 2/13/2018

==============================================================================Project Code: UTEX0033aProject Name: Texas Tribune Feb 2018Prepared for: Jim HensonInterviews: 1624Field Period: Feb 1-12, 2018Project Manager: Sam Luks - 650.462.8009==============================================================================

Variable List==============================================================================Name Description---- -----------caseid Case IDweight Registered Voter Weightweight_os Primary Voter Weightsample_type Sample typezipcode ZIP coderace Racehispanic Hispaniclangpref English or SpanishQ1 Texas voteregbirthyr Birth yeargender Gendereduc EducationQ2 Interest in politicsQ3 Vote frequencyQ3A Likelihood to vote in March primary elections -- Q3AQ4 Most important problem facing the countryQ5 Most important problem facing TexasQ6 Job rating - Donald TrumpQ7 Job rating - U.S. CongressQ8A Job rating - Greg AbbottQ8B Job rating - Dan PatrickQ8C Job rating - Joe StrausQ9A Job rating - Ted CruzQ9B Job rating - John CornynQ9C Approve of way Mueller handling investigationQ10 Country headed in right directionQ11 National economy better off compared to a year agoQ12 Texas headed in right directionQ13 Family better off economically compared to a year agoQ14 Texas economy better off compared to a year agoQ15 Favor moving redistricting authority to independent,

appointed commissionQ16 Vote in Republican or Democratic primary if held todayQ17 2018 Republican primary vote choice for governor if election

held todayQ17A 2018 Republican primary vote choice for governor if election

held today - ForcedQ18 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for governor if election

held todayQ18A 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for governor if election

held today - ForcedQ19 2018 Republican primary vote choice for senator if election

held todayQ19A 2018 Republican primary vote choice for senator if election

held today - ForcedQ20 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for senator if election

held todayQ20A 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for senator if election

held today - ForcedQ21 2018 Republican primary vote choice for lieutenant governor

1


if election held todQ21A 2018 Republican primary vote choice for lieutenant governor

if election held todQ22 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for lieutenant governor

if election held todQ22A 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for lieutenant governor

if election held todQ23 2018 Republican primary vote choice for land commissioner if

election held todayQ23A 2018 Republican primary vote choice for land commissioner if

election held todayQ24 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for land commissioner if

election held todayQ24A 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for land commissioner if

election held todayQ25 2018 Republican primary vote choice for commissioner of

agriculture if electionQ25A 2018 Republican primary vote choice for commissioner of

agriculture if electionQ26A 2018 House Representative vote choice if election held todayQ26B 2018 Texas Legislature vote choice if election held todayQ27A Vote choice if Tea Party organized itself as political partyQ27B Tea Party influence in Republican PartyQ28 Ted Cruz opinionQ29 Beto O'Rourke opinionQ30 Republican Party opinionQ31 Democratic Party opinionQ32 FBI opinionQ33 #MeToo movement opinionQ34A Donald Trump traits -- has the temperament to serve

effectively as president?Q34B Donald Trump traits -- is honest and trustworthy?Q34C Donald Trump traits -- is competent?Q34D Donald Trump traits -- cares about people like you?Q34E Donald Trump traits -- is a strong leader?Q34F Donald Trump traits -- is knowledgeable?Q35 Knowledge about investigation into Russian influence on US

presidential electionQ36 Believe outcome of 2016 presidential election was influenced

by RussiaQ37 Coordination between Trump and Russia in 2016 electionQ38 Statement closer to view about investigations into Russian

influence on US presiQ39A Approve how each responding to effects of Hurricane Harveyin

Texas -- The FederQ39B Approve how each responding to effects of Hurricane Harveyin

Texas -- Texas StaQ39C Approve how each responding to effects of Hurricane Harveyin

Texas -- Local govQ39D Approve how each responding to effects of Hurricane Harveyin

Texas -- The newsQ39E Approve how each responding to effects of Hurricane Harveyin

Texas -- InsuranceQ40A Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- WhitesQ40B Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- African

AmericansQ40C Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- HispanicsQ40D Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- AsiansQ40E Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Women

2


Q40F Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- MenQ40G Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Gays and

lesbiansQ40H Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Transgender

peopleQ40I Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- ChristiansQ40J Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- MuslimsQ41 Group that faces most discrimination in USQ42A Agree with statement - Recent attention to sexual harassment

and assault of womeQ42B Agree with statement - Recent attention to sexual harassment

and assault of womeQ42C Agree with statement - Recent attention to sexual harassment

and assault of womeQ43 Agree with statement - US allows too many or too few

immigrantsQ44 Agree with statement - Newcomers from other countries enrich

TexasQ45 Agree with statement - Undocumented immigrants should be

deported immediatelyQ46 Continue or end program to prevent deportation of young

people brought to US illQ47 Support or oppose border wallINFO1 Political Knowledge - Party with majorityINFO2 Political Knowledge - Majority of Congress needed tooverride

a presidential vetINFO3 Political Knowledge - Winner of popular vote in 2016

Presidential Electionlibcon LIBCON_grid -- libconPID3_utex 3 point party IDpid7_utex_d 7 point Party ID - Democratpid7_utex_i 7 point Party ID - Independentpid7_utex_r 7 point Party ID - Republicanpid7_utex_other 7 point Party ID - Otherpid7others Closer to Democratic or Republican PartyREPCON Republican elected officials in TexasDEMLIB Democratic elected officials in TexasLOCATE LOCATE_utexMETRO METRO_utexCHILD CHILDSCHOOL_1 Yes, I have a child / children under 18 enrolled in public

school in Texas.SCHOOL_2 Yes, I have a child / children under 18 enrolled in private

school in Texas.SCHOOL_3 Yes, I have a child / children under 18 who are being home

schooled in Texas.SCHOOL_4 No, I do not have any children under 18 in school in Texas.INCOME Family incomeAB Pro-life vs pro-choiceRELIG1 Relgion_utex primaryRELIG2 Religion_utex secondaryLITERAL BibleIMPORT Importance of religionATTEND Religious participation frequencyRACE2 Hispanic-Latino grandparentNATIVE1 Born in USANATIVE2 Parents place of birthMOVE Move to Texas from another stateSTATEFROM State moved from most recentlyVETERAN_1 Active-duty militaryVETERAN_2 Military veteranVETERAN_3 Active-duty military in my immediate familyVETERAN_4 Military veteran in my immediate family

3


VETERAN_5 None of the aboveHOME Own or rent your home?MARITAL Marital status

==============================================================================Verbatims

==============================================================================race_t Race, other

4


Variable Map and Codebook==============================================================================Name: caseidDescription: Case ID

==============================================================================Name: weightDescription: Registered Voter Weight

==============================================================================Name: weight_osDescription: Primary Voter Weight

==============================================================================Name: sample_typeDescription: Sample type

Count Code Label----- ---- -----1200 1 Genpop424 2 Likely voter oversample

0 8 skipped0 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: zipcodeDescription: ZIP code

==============================================================================Name: raceDescription: Race

Count Code Label----- ---- -----1181 1 White / Blanco129 2 Black236 3 Hispanic17 4 Asian15 5 Native American19 6 Mixed27 7 Other0 8 Middle Eastern0 98 skipped0 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: hispanicDescription: Hispanic

Count Code Label----- ---- -----

47 1 Yes / Sí1341 2 No / No


==============================================================================Name: langprefDescription: English or Spanish

5



275 1 English / Inglés8 2 Spanish / Español0 8 skipped

1341 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q1Description: Texas votereg

Count Code Label----- ---- -----1624 1 Yes, registered

0 2 No, not registered0 3 Don't know0 8 skipped0 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: birthyrDescription: Birth year

==============================================================================Name: genderDescription: Gender


812 1 Male812 2 Female


==============================================================================Name: educDescription: Education


22 1 No HS236 2 High school graduate392 3 Some college174 4 2-year510 5 4-year290 6 Post-grad


==============================================================================Name: Q2Description: Interest in politics


976 1 Extremely interested510 2 Somewhat interested91 3 Not very interested37 4 Not at all interested2 5 Don't know8 8 skipped0 9 not asked

6


==============================================================================Name: Q3Description: Vote frequency


731 1 Every election594 2 Almost every election128 3 About half104 4 One or two48 5 None18 6 Don't know1 8 skipped0 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q3ADescription: Likelihood to vote in March primary elections -- Q3A


23 0 0 - Will definitely NOT vote7 1 1

14 2 211 3 37 4 4

59 5 543 6 680 7 7

121 8 8163 9 9

1024 10 10 - Absolutely certain to vote72 997 don't know0 998 skipped0 999 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q4Description: Most important problem facing the country


52 1 The economy71 2 Federal spending/national debt63 3 National security/terrorism

263 4 Political corruption/leadership141 5 Immigration69 6 Health care52 7 Moral decline51 8 Income inequality14 9 Unemployment/jobs37 10 Partisan gridlock63 11 Border security28 12 Education2 13 Middle East instability

12 14 Taxes30 15 Gun control/gun violence20 16 Crime and drugs2 17 Gay marriage

34 18 Environment11 19 Social welfare programs0 20 Gas prices

14 21 Abortion

7


17 22 Voting system23 23 Police brutality/police militarization24 24 Race relations26 25 The media5 26 Government data collection3 27 Energy8 28 Housing5 29 Afghanistan/Pakistan2 30 Foreign trade

25 31 Russia9 32 Sexual Harassment

16 33 North Korea7 34 Opioid/prescription drug abuse1 98 skipped

424 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q5Description: Most important problem facing Texas


180 1 Border security176 2 Immigration141 3 Political corruption/leadership80 4 Education28 5 The economy69 6 Health care20 7 Unemployment/jobs10 8 Water supply39 9 Crime and drugs34 10 Moral decline26 11 Transportation/roads/traffic31 12 Social welfare programs20 13 State government spending39 14 Taxes4 15 Gay marriage

28 16 Gun control/gun violence12 17 Abortion52 18 Redistricting23 19 State budget cuts7 20 Gas prices

20 21 Environment17 22 Insurance rates12 23 Voting system2 24 Utility rates6 25 Energy

10 26 Housing6 27 Electoral fraud9 28 The media0 29 State courts4 30 Property rights

23 31 Police brutality/police militarization2 32 Declining oil prices5 33 Pension funding

50 34 Hurricane recovery8 35 Opioid/prescription drug abuse7 98 skipped

424 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q6Description: Job rating - Donald Trump

8



389 1 Approve strongly178 2 Approve somewhat57 3 Neither approve nor disapprove79 4 Disapprove somewhat

484 5 Disapprove strongly12 6 Don't know1 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q7Description: Job rating - U.S. Congress


24 1 Approve strongly195 2 Approve somewhat156 3 Neither approve nor disapprove258 4 Disapprove somewhat532 5 Disapprove strongly26 6 Don't know9 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q8ADescription: Job rating - Greg Abbott




424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q8BDescription: Job rating - Dan Patrick



361 5 Disapprove strongly103 6 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q8CDescription: Job rating - Joe Straus


111 1 Approve strongly239 2 Approve somewhat

9


312 3 Neither approve nor disapprove124 4 Disapprove somewhat214 5 Disapprove strongly198 6 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q9ADescription: Job rating - Ted Cruz




424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q9BDescription: Job rating - John Cornyn


128 1 Approve strongly237 2 Approve somewhat208 3 Neither approve nor disapprove196 4 Disapprove somewhat327 5 Disapprove strongly102 6 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q9CDescription: Approve of way Mueller handling investigation



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q10Description: Country headed in right direction


482 1 Right direction612 2 Wrong track105 3 Don't know


10


==============================================================================Name: Q11Description: National economy better off compared to a year ago


340 1 A lot better off312 2 Somewhat better off300 3 About the same160 4 Somewhat worse off67 5 A lot worse off21 6 Don't know0 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q12Description: Texas headed in right direction


569 1 Right direction471 2 Wrong track158 3 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q13Description: Family better off economically compared to a year ago



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q14Description: Texas economy better off compared to a year ago



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q15Description: Favor moving redistricting authority to independent, appointedcommission


11


552 1 Favor326 2 Oppose319 3 Don't know/no opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q16Description: Vote in Republican or Democratic primary if held today


754 1 Republican primary675 2 Democratic primary75 3 Wouldn't vote in a primary

117 4 Don't know3 8 skipped0 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q17Description: 2018 Republican primary vote choice for governor if electionheld today


620 1 Greg Abbott11 2 SECEDE Kilgore21 3 Barbara Krueger

103 4 Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion0 8 skipped

869 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q17ADescription: 2018 Republican primary vote choice for governor if electionheld today - Forced


75 1 Greg Abbott5 2 SECEDE Kilgore

23 3 Barbara Krueger1 8 skipped

1520 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q18Description: 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for governor if electionheld today


8 1 Adrian Ocegueda69 2 Andrew White6 3 Cedric Davis, Sr.9 4 Grady Yarbrough2 5 James Jolly Clark

11 6 Jeffrey Payne6 7 Joe Mumbach

157 8 Lupe Valdez9 9 Tom Wakely


12


948 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q18ADescription: 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for governor if electionheld today - Forced


20 1 Adrian Ocegueda58 2 Andrew White25 3 Cedric Davis, Sr.37 4 Grady Yarbrough6 5 James Jolly Clark

25 6 Jeffrey Payne7 7 Joe Mumbach

151 8 Lupe Valdez28 9 Tom Wakely42 98 skipped

1225 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q19Description: 2018 Republican primary vote choice for senator if election heldtoday


586 1 Ted Cruz14 2 Bruce Jacobson, Jr.7 3 Geraldine Sam

10 4 Mary Miller7 5 Stefano de Stefano


870 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q19ADescription: 2018 Republican primary vote choice for senator if election heldtoday - Forced


76 1 Ted Cruz20 2 Bruce Jacobson, Jr.5 3 Geraldine Sam

18 4 Mary Miller5 5 Stefano de Stefano5 8 skipped

1495 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q20Description: 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for senator if election heldtoday


418 1 Beto O'Rourke28 2 Edward Kimbrough56 3 Sema Hernandez


13


949 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q20ADescription: 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for senator if election heldtoday - Forced


45 1 Beto O'Rourke34 2 Edward Kimbrough71 3 Sema Hernandez22 8 skipped

1452 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q21Description: 2018 Republican primary vote choice for lieutenant governor ifelection held tod


544 1 Dan Patrick57 2 Scott Milder


870 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q21ADescription: 2018 Republican primary vote choice for lieutenant governor ifelection held tod


108 1 Dan Patrick38 2 Scott Milder8 8 skipped

1470 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q22Description: 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for lieutenant governor ifelection held tod


88 1 Michael Cooper182 2 Mike Collier403 3 Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q22ADescription: 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for lieutenant governor ifelection held tod


174 1 Michael Cooper167 2 Mike Collier63 8 skipped

1220 9 not asked

14


==============================================================================Name: Q23Description: 2018 Republican primary vote choice for land commissioner ifelection held today


265 1 George P. Bush27 2 Davey Edwards

125 3 Jerry Patterson16 4 Rick Range


870 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q23ADescription: 2018 Republican primary vote choice for land commissioner ifelection held today


149 1 George P. Bush22 2 Davey Edwards88 3 Jerry Patterson31 4 Rick Range31 8 skipped

1303 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q24Description: 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for land commissioner ifelection held today


194 1 Miguel Suazo101 2 Tex Morgan378 3 Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q24ADescription: 2018 Democratic primary vote choice for land commissioner ifelection held today


224 1 Miguel Suazo96 2 Tex Morgan58 8 skipped

1246 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q25Description: 2018 Republican primary vote choice for commissioner ofagriculture if election


210 1 Sid Miller37 2 Jim Hogan

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74 3 Trey Blocker430 4 Haven't thought enough about it to have an opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q25ADescription: 2018 Republican primary vote choice for commissioner ofagriculture if election


149 1 Sid Miller115 2 Jim Hogan98 3 Trey Blocker68 8 skipped

1194 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q26ADescription: 2018 House Representative vote choice if election held today


702 1 Democratic candidate738 2 Republican candidate177 3 Haven't thought about it enough to have an opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q26BDescription: 2018 Texas Legislature vote choice if election held today


703 1 Democratic candidate747 2 Republican candidate162 3 Haven't thought about it enough to have an opinion12 8 skipped0 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q27ADescription: Vote choice if Tea Party organized itself as political party


395 1 Republican candidate698 2 Democratic candidate268 3 Tea Party candidate261 4 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q27BDescription: Tea Party influence in Republican Party


595 1 Too much influence411 2 Too little influence290 3 The right amount of influence

16


325 4 Don't know3 8 skipped0 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q28Description: Ted Cruz opinion


275 1 Very favorable226 2 Somewhat favorable108 3 Neither favorable nor unfavorable104 4 Somewhat unfavorable433 5 Very unfavorable51 6 Don't know/no opinion3 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q29Description: Beto O'Rourke opinion


233 1 Very favorable142 2 Somewhat favorable177 3 Neither favorable nor unfavorable85 4 Somewhat unfavorable

104 5 Very unfavorable454 6 Don't know/no opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q30Description: Republican Party opinion



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q31Description: Democratic Party opinion



424 9 not asked

17


==============================================================================Name: Q32Description: FBI opinion



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q33Description: #MeToo movement opinion


264 1 Very favorable208 2 Somewhat favorable196 3 Neither favorable nor unfavorable181 4 Somewhat unfavorable211 5 Very unfavorable137 6 Don't know/no opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q34ADescription: Donald Trump traits -- has the temperament to serve effectivelyas president?


492 1 Yes632 2 No71 3 Don't know5 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q34BDescription: Donald Trump traits -- is honest and trustworthy?



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q34CDescription: Donald Trump traits -- is competent?


583 1 Yes559 2 No52 3 Don't know

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==============================================================================Name: Q34DDescription: Donald Trump traits -- cares about people like you?



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q34EDescription: Donald Trump traits -- is a strong leader?



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q34FDescription: Donald Trump traits -- is knowledgeable?



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q35Description: Knowledge about investigation into Russian influence on USpresidential election


771 1 A lot301 2 Some99 3 Not very much27 4 Nothing at all2 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q36Description: Believe outcome of 2016 presidential election was influenced byRussia


492 1 Yes578 2 No129 3 Don't know enough to say

1 8 skipped

19


424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q37Description: Coordination between Trump and Russia in 2016 election


477 1 Yes559 2 No160 3 Don't know enough to say


==============================================================================Name: Q38Description: Statement closer to view about investigations into Russianinfluence on US presi


529 1 They're mostly efforts to investigate potential foreigninte551 2 They're mostly efforts to discredit Donald Trump'spresidenc117 3 Don't know/No opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q39ADescription: Approve how each responding to effects of Hurricane Harvey inTexas -- The Feder



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q39BDescription: Approve how each responding to effects of Hurricane Harvey inTexas -- Texas Sta



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q39CDescription: Approve how each responding to effects of Hurricane Harvey in

20


Texas -- Local gov


356 1 Approve strongly423 2 Approve somewhat201 3 Neither approve nor disapprove69 4 Disapprove somewhat40 5 Disapprove strongly

108 6 Don't know3 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q39DDescription: Approve how each responding to effects of Hurricane Harvey inTexas -- The news



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q39EDescription: Approve how each responding to effects of Hurricane Harvey inTexas -- Insurance


74 1 Approve strongly256 2 Approve somewhat314 3 Neither approve nor disapprove200 4 Disapprove somewhat135 5 Disapprove strongly213 6 Don't know


==============================================================================Name: Q40ADescription: Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Whites


175 1 A lot of discrimination308 2 Some315 3 Not very much365 4 None at all29 5 Don't know/no opinion8 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q40BDescription: Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- African Americans

Count Code Label

21


----- ---- -----422 1 A lot of discrimination408 2 Some255 3 Not very much77 4 None at all34 5 Don't know/no opinion4 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q40CDescription: Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Hispanics



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q40DDescription: Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Asians



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q40EDescription: Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Women



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q40FDescription: Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Men



424 9 not asked

22


==============================================================================Name: Q40GDescription: Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Gays and lesbians



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q40HDescription: Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Transgenderpeople



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q40IDescription: Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Christians



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q40JDescription: Amount of discrimination toward group in US -- Muslims



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q41Description: Group that faces most discrimination in US


23


106 1 Whites213 2 African Americans74 3 Hispanics3 4 Asians

45 5 Women47 6 Men70 7 Gays and lesbians

175 8 Transgender people210 9 Christians242 10 Muslims15 98 skipped

424 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q42ADescription: Agree with statement - Recent attention to sexual harassment andassault of wome


229 1 Strongly agree414 2 Somewhat agree254 3 Somewhat disagree184 4 Strongly disagree112 5 Don't know/No opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q42BDescription: Agree with statement - Recent attention to sexual harassment andassault of wome


164 1 Strongly agree381 2 Somewhat agree234 3 Somewhat disagree321 4 Strongly disagree96 5 Don't know/No opinion4 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q42CDescription: Agree with statement - Recent attention to sexual harassment andassault of wome


153 1 Strongly agree481 2 Somewhat agree275 3 Somewhat disagree161 4 Strongly disagree129 5 Don't know/No opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q43Description: Agree with statement - US allows too many or too few immigrants


24


492 1 Too many204 2 Too few367 3 About the right amount137 4 Don't know/No opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q44Description: Agree with statement - Newcomers from other countries enrichTexas



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q45Description: Agree with statement - Undocumented immigrants should bedeported immediately



424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: Q46Description: Continue or end program to prevent deportation of young peoplebrought to US ill


717 1 Continued377 2 Ended102 3 Don't know/no opinion


==============================================================================Name: Q47Description: Support or oppose border wall


414 1 Strongly support138 2 Somewhat support91 3 Somewhat oppose

505 4 Strongly oppose50 5 Don't know/No opinion2 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

25


==============================================================================Name: INFO1Description: Political Knowledge - Party with majority

Count Code Label----- ---- -----1048 1 Republican Party

59 2 Democratic Party10 3 Neither63 4 Don't know20 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: INFO2Description: Political Knowledge - Majority of Congress needed to override apresidential vet


82 1 More than one-half886 2 More than two-thirds78 3 More than three-fourths


424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: INFO3Description: Political Knowledge - Winner of popular vote in 2016Presidential Election


218 1 Donald Trump884 2 Hillary Clinton24 3 Neither53 4 Don't know21 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: libconDescription: LIBCON_grid -- libcon


195 1 Ideology - Extremely liberal230 2 Ideology - Somewhat liberal115 3 Ideology - Lean liberal290 4 Ideology - Middle154 5 Ideology - Lean conservative321 6 Ideology - Somewhat conservative297 7 Ideology - Extremely conservative22 8 skipped0 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: PID3_utexDescription: 3 point party ID


570 1 Democrat

26


482 2 Republican471 3 Independent81 4 Other19 5 Not sure1 8 skipped0 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: pid7_utex_dDescription: 7 point Party ID - Democrat


421 1 Strong Democrat140 2 Not very strong Democrat


==============================================================================Name: pid7_utex_iDescription: 7 point Party ID - Independent


140 3 Lean Democrat102 4 Independent226 5 Lean Republican

0 9 None of these3 98 skipped

1153 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: pid7_utex_rDescription: 7 point Party ID - Republican


149 6 Not very strong Republican329 7 Strong Republican


==============================================================================Name: pid7_utex_otherDescription: 7 point Party ID - Other


11 3 Lean Democrat37 5 Lean Republican18 8 Support a third party15 9 None of these1 98 skipped

1542 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: pid7othersDescription: Closer to Democratic or Republican Party


1 3 Lean Democrat8 4 Independent2 5 Lean Republican

27


8 8 Not sure0 98 skipped

1605 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: REPCONDescription: Republican elected officials in Texas


389 1 Conservative enough76 2 Too conservative

239 3 Not conservative enough40 4 Don't know/No opinion2 8 skipped

878 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: DEMLIBDescription: Democratic elected officials in Texas


294 1 Liberal enough39 2 Too liberal

305 3 Not liberal enough82 4 Don't know/No opinion2 8 skipped

902 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: LOCATEDescription: LOCATE_utex


494 1 Urban829 2 Suburban298 3 Rural


==============================================================================Name: METRODescription: METRO_utex


279 1 Yes, I live in the Houston area307 2 Yes, I live the Dallas-Fort Worth area136 3 Yes, I live in the San Antonio area148 4 Yes, I live in the Austin area329 5 No, I live in another part of Texas


==============================================================================Name: CHILDDescription: CHILD


153 1 One126 2 Two

28


56 3 Three29 4 Four or more

834 5 None2 8 skipped

424 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: SCHOOL_1Description: Yes, I have a child / children under 18 enrolled in publicschool in Texas.


267 1 selected1357 2 not selected


==============================================================================Name: SCHOOL_2Description: Yes, I have a child / children under 18 enrolled in privateschool in Texas.




==============================================================================Name: SCHOOL_3Description: Yes, I have a child / children under 18 who are being homeschooled in Texas.




==============================================================================Name: SCHOOL_4Description: No, I do not have any children under 18 in school in Texas.

Count Code Label----- ---- -----1319 1 selected305 2 not selected


==============================================================================Name: INCOMEDescription: Family income


38 1 Less than $10,00064 2 $10,000 - $19,999

112 3 $20,000 - $29,999143 4 $30,000 - $39,999142 5 $40,000 - $49,999

29


158 6 $50,000 - $59,999118 7 $60,000 - $69,999121 8 $70,000 - $79,999142 9 $80,000 - $99,999106 10 $100,000 - $119,999107 11 $120,000 - $149,999138 12 More than $150,000233 13 Prefer not to say


==============================================================================Name: ABDescription: Pro-life vs pro-choice


716 1 Pro-life706 2 Pro-choice153 3 Neither47 4 Don't know2 8 skipped0 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: RELIG1Description: Relgion_utex primary


57 1 Agnostic13 2 Assembly of God73 3 Atheist

147 4 Baptist15 5 Born again10 6 Buddhist

243 7 Catholic3 8 Christian Scientist

31 9 Church of Christ11 10 Church of God7 11 Disciples of Christ

31 12 Episcopal / Anglican10 13 Evangelical1 14 Hindu2 15 Jehovah's Witnesses

15 16 Jewish38 17 Lutheran72 18 Methodist10 19 Mormon9 20 Muslim / Islam

79 21 Nondenominational Christian4 22 Orthodox / Eastern Orthodox

21 23 Pentecostal / charismatic / spirit-filled17 24 Presbyterian25 25 Protestant (non-specific)1 26 Reformed8 27 Unitarian / Universalist3 28 United Church of Christ4 29 Religious but not spiritual

81 30 Spiritual but not religious115 31 No religious affiliation / none32 32 Other12 33 Don't know0 98 skipped

30


424 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: RELIG2Description: Religion_utex secondary


31 1 Agnostic8 2 Assembly of God8 3 Atheist

47 4 Baptist42 5 Born again10 6 Buddhist37 7 Catholic10 8 Christian Scientist16 9 Church of Christ11 10 Church of God2 11 Disciples of Christ

13 12 Episcopal / Anglican27 13 Evangelical2 14 Hindu1 15 Jehovah's Witnesses6 16 Jewish

10 17 Lutheran30 18 Methodist1 19 Mormon5 20 Muslim / Islam

35 21 Nondenominational Christian1 22 Orthodox / Eastern Orthodox

14 23 Pentecostal / charismatic / spirit-filled8 24 Presbyterian

43 25 Protestant (non-specific)4 26 Reformed9 27 Unitarian / Universalist7 28 United Church of Christ

14 29 Religious but not spiritual70 30 Spiritual but not religious

348 31 No religious affiliation / none48 32 Other87 33 Don't know68 98 skipped

551 99 not asked

==============================================================================Name: LITERALDescription: Bible


407 1 The Bible is the actual word of God and is to be takenliter672 2 The Bible is the word of God but not everything in itshould461 3 The Bible is a book written by men and is not the word ofGo83 4 Don't know.1 8 skipped0 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: IMPORTDescription: Importance of religion

31



703 1 Extremely important426 2 Somewhat important203 3 Not very important289 4 Not at all important


==============================================================================Name: ATTENDDescription: Religious participation frequency


231 1 More than once a week340 2 Once a week176 3 A few times a month378 4 Once or twice a year494 5 Never


==============================================================================Name: RACE2Description: Hispanic-Latino grandparent


17 1 Yes942 2 No


661 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: NATIVE1Description: Born in USA


205 1 Born in the United States or Puerto Rico32 2 Born in another country2 3 Don't know0 8 skipped

1385 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: NATIVE2Description: Parents place of birth


122 1 Both of my parents were born in the United States or Puerto52 2 One of my parents was born in another country30 3 Both of my parents were both in another country1 8 skipped

1419 9 not asked

==============================================================================Name: MOVEDescription: Move to Texas from another state

Count Code Label

32


----- ---- -----527 1 Yes673 2 No


==============================================================================Name: STATEFROMDescription: State moved from most recently


5 1 Alabama2 2 Alaska

10 4 Arizona10 5 Arkansas58 6 California13 8 Colorado2 9 Connecticut0 10 Delaware1 11 District of Columbia

24 12 Florida14 13 Georgia1 15 Hawaii2 16 Idaho

22 17 Illinois13 18 Indiana8 19 Iowa

12 20 Kansas5 21 Kentucky

36 22 Louisiana1 23 Maine

10 24 Maryland6 25 Massachusetts

19 26 Michigan7 27 Minnesota

11 28 Mississippi19 29 Missouri3 30 Montana6 31 Nebraska5 32 Nevada2 33 New Hampshire6 34 New Jersey

18 35 New Mexico29 36 New York10 37 North Carolina4 38 North Dakota

23 39 Ohio17 40 Oklahoma5 41 Oregon

12 42 Pennsylvania1 44 Rhode Island1 45 South Carolina2 46 South Dakota

13 47 Tennessee0 48 Texas3 49 Utah2 50 Vermont

19 51 Virginia7 53 Washington1 54 West Virginia

11 55 Wisconsin2 56 Wyoming0 60 American Samoa

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0 64 Federated States of Micronesia2 66 Guam0 68 Marshall Islands0 69 Northern Mariana Islands0 70 Palau1 72 Puerto Rico0 74 U.S. Minor Outlying Islands0 78 Virgin Islands0 81 Alberta0 82 British Columbia0 83 Manitoba0 84 New Brunswick0 85 Newfoundland0 86 Northwest Territories0 87 Nova Scotia0 88 Nunavut1 89 Ontario0 90 Prince Edward Island0 91 Quebec0 92 Saskatchewan0 93 Yukon Territory9 99 Not in the U.S. or Canada3 998 skipped

1095 999 not asked

==============================================================================Name: VETERAN_1Description: Active-duty military




==============================================================================Name: VETERAN_2Description: Military veteran




==============================================================================Name: VETERAN_3Description: Active-duty military in my immediate family




==============================================================================Name: VETERAN_4Description: Military veteran in my immediate family


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==============================================================================Name: VETERAN_5Description: None of the above




==============================================================================Name: HOMEDescription: Own or rent your home?

Count Code Label----- ---- -----1270 1 Own348 2 Rent


==============================================================================Name: MARITALDescription: Marital status


982 1 Married20 2 Separated

159 3 Divorced85 4 Widowed

305 5 Single70 6 Domestic Partnership3 8 skipped0 9 not asked

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Documents

UTEX0033a CODEBOOK.txt 2/13/2018 · 1181 1 White / Blanco 129 2 Black 236 3 Hispanic 17 4 Asian 15 5 Native American 19 6 Mixed 27 7 Other 0 8 Middle Eastern 0 98 skipped 0 99 not