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• Your political affiliation:
  

  [ 1730]  44.6% - Republican
  [  826]  21.3% - Libertarian
  [  486]  12.5% - Independent
  [  481]  12.4% - Democrat
  [  105]   2.7% - No Answer
  [   79]   2.0% - Not a US citizen
  [   69]   1.8% - Not registered to vote
  [   63]   1.6% - Other
  [   23]   0.6% - United We Stand
  

• Of these potential candidates, if the presidential election were held today, who would you vote for?
  

  [  863]  22.2% - Harry Browne
  [  821]  21.1% - Phil Gramm
  [  475]  12.2% - Bill Clinton
  [  461]  11.9% - Alan Keyes
  [  272]   7.0% - Gen. Colin Powell
  [  177]   4.6% - Steve Forbes
  [  174]   4.5% - Bob Dole
  [   96]   2.5% - Pat Buchanan
  [   90]   2.3% - Rick Tompkins
  [   88]   2.3% - Other
  [   66]   1.7% - No Answer
  [   61]   1.6% - Newt Gingrich
  [   48]   1.2% - Ross Perot
  [   41]   1.1% - Lamar Alexander
  [   24]   0.6% - Richard Lugar
  [   23]   0.6% - Jesse Jackson
  [   20]   0.5% - Pete Wilson
  [   20]   0.5% - Arlen Spector
  [   16]   0.4% - Bob Dornan
  [    7]   0.2% - Pat Robertson
  [    7]   0.2% - David Duke
  

• Of the following TWO potential presidential candidates, who would you vote for?
  

  [ 1570]  40.4% - Bob Dole
  [ 1405]  36.2% - No Answer
  [  892]  23.0% - Bill Clinton
  

• Of the following THREE potential presidential candidates, who would you vote for?
  

  [ 1290]  33.2% - No Answer
  [ 1191]  30.7% - Bob Dole
  [  806]  20.8% - Colin Powell
  [  579]  14.9% - Bill Clinton
  

• Of the following SEVEN potential presidential candidates, who would you vote for?
  

  [  931]  24.0% - Harry Browne
  [  670]  17.3% - No Answer
  [  524]  13.5% - Bill Clinton
  [  493]  12.7% - Bob Dole
  [  409]  10.5% - Steve Forbes
  [  401]  10.3% - Colin Powell
  [  350]   9.0% - Pat Buchanan
  [   88]   2.3% - Ross Perot
  

• What is your sex?
  

  [ 3113]  80.2% - Male
  [  542]  14.0% - Female
  [  212]   5.5% - No Answer
  

• What is your approximate race?
  

  [ 3331]  85.8% - White
  [  168]   4.3% - No Answer
  [  101]   2.6% - Black
  [   93]   2.4% - Other
  [   64]   1.6% - Latino/Spanish
  [   49]   1.3% - Native American
  [   47]   1.2% - Asian/Oriental
  [   14]   0.4% - Indian/Eastern
  

• What's your total annual family income?
  

  [  777]  20.0% - $41k-$60k
  [  695]  17.9% - $15k-$25k
  [  677]  17.4% - $61k-$100k
  [  559]  14.4% - $25k-$40k
  [  450]  11.6% - No Answer
  [  414]  10.7% - Under $15k
  [  223]   5.7% - $100k-$200k
  [   69]   1.8% - $200k+
  

• What best describes your employment situation?
  

  [  956]  24.6% - Student
  [  639]  16.5% - Work for a company with over 1000 employees
  [  609]  15.7% - Work for a government agency
  [  250]   6.4% - Self-employed; clients are other businesses
  [  202]   5.2% - Self-employed; clients are generally individuals
  [  202]   5.2% - Work for a company with under 20 employees
  [  166]   4.3% - Work for a company with under 150 employees
  [  144]   3.7% - Work for a company with under 300 employees
  [  122]   3.1% - Work for a company with under 50 employees
  [  115]   3.0% - Work for a company with under 600 employees
  [  113]   2.9% - No Answer
  [  108]   2.8% - Work for a company with under 1000 employees
  [   90]   2.3% - Other
  [   84]   2.2% - Retired
  [   67]   1.7% - Currently unemployed
  

• Do you consider yourself...
  

  [ 1190]  30.7% - Very Conservative
  [  731]  18.8% - Libertarian (socially liberal, economically conservative)
  [  656]  16.9% - Somewhat Conservative
  [  461]  11.9% - Moderate
  [  328]   8.4% - Somewhat Liberal
  [  289]   7.4% - No Answer
  [  211]   5.4% - Very Liberal
  

• Have you ever taken advantage of any of these government benefits?
  

  [ 1742]  44.9% - Student Loan/Grant
  [  682]  17.6% - Unemployment
  [  521]  13.4% - Tax Credits/Deductions
  [  253]   6.5% - Other Government Programs
  [  196]   5.0% - Food Stamps
  [  191]   4.9% - Social Security
  [  117]   3.0% - Job Service/Training
  [  107]   2.8% - Welfare
  [   98]   2.5% - Other Grants
  [   56]   1.4% - SBA Loan/Grant
  [   34]   0.9% - Public Housing
  [   30]   0.8% - FEMA Assistance
  

• In your opinion, what is the worst problem with our society?
  

  [ 1476]  38.0% - Government intrusion
  [  452]  11.6% - The national debt
  [  265]   6.8% - Political/government corruption
  [  260]   6.7% - Crime
  [  240]   6.2% - Not enough religious influence
  [  210]   5.4% - Other
  [  157]   4.0% - Welfare
  [  149]   3.8% - Education
  [  138]   3.6% - Abortion
  [  115]   3.0% - Big business influence
  [  106]   2.7% - Too much religious influence
  [   63]   1.6% - No Answer
  [   61]   1.6% - The media
  [   52]   1.3% - Rising healthcare costs
  [   51]   1.3% - Environmental damage
  [   45]   1.2% - Drugs
  [   28]   0.7% - Illegal immigration
  

• In order to balance the budget, which government programs would you dramatically cut, privatize or abolish:
  

  [ 2773]  71.4% - Welfare
  [ 2687]  69.2% - Agricultural Subsidies
  [ 2665]  68.7% - Entitlements
  [ 2654]  68.4% - Politicians' salaries & benefits
  [ 2587]  66.6% - National Endowment for the Arts
  [ 2582]  66.5% - Campaign fund matching
  [ 2531]  65.2% - BATF
  [ 2345]  60.4% - United Nations
  [ 2340]  60.3% - Housing & Urban Development
  [ 2294]  59.1% - Department of Education
  [ 2266]  58.4% - Public Broadcasting Corporation
  [ 2106]  54.3% - Medicare/Medicaid
  [ 2017]  52.0% - Environmental Protection Agency
  [ 1958]  50.4% - Social Security
  [ 1944]  50.1% - Federal Communications Commission
  [ 1837]  47.3% - Department of Transportation
  [ 1745]  45.0% - CIA
  [ 1701]  43.8% - US Postal Service
  [ 1670]  43.0% - Food and Drug Administration
  [ 1665]  42.9% - Small Business Administration
  [ 1630]  42.0% - FEMA
  [ 1613]  41.6% - Student loans
  [ 1497]  38.6% - FBI
  [ 1470]  37.9% - Secret Service
  [ 1466]  37.8% - NASA
  [ 1388]  35.8% - Federal Aviation Administration
  [ 1299]  33.5% - US Customs
  [ 1286]  33.1% - Center for Disease Control
  [ 1164]  30.0% - Department of Defense
  [  366]   9.4% - We do not need to take any harsh action; just reduce spending increases
  

• How do you feel about Term Limitations?
  

  [ 1922]  49.5% - We do not need them at all; that is why we vote
  [ 1690]  43.5% - We need them for all of Congress
  [  179]   4.6% - No Answer
  [   40]   1.0% - We need them for the House of Representatives
  [   35]   0.9% - We need them only for the Senate
  

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