1 = white
2 = black
3 = other
4 = ref

5 = Eastern
6 = Central
7 = Mountain
8 = Pacific

Census Region
1 = East
2 = Midwest
3 = South
4 = West

2 = urban
5 = suburban
7 = rural

gender-interviewer
1 = male
2 = female

1 = Lincoln 68
2 = Lincoln DT
3 = Omaha
4 = Houston
5 = Austin
6 = Atlanta
7 = Irvine
8 = Atlanta
9 = Houston
10 = Greentree

Respondent Provide Valid Zip Code
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = DK-REF

1 = c
2 = d

1 = a
2 = b

Number of Phone Lines in Household
1 = one
2 = two
3 = three
4 = four
5 = five or more
6 = dk
7 = ref

names for USAT
1 = yes
2 = no

1 = None up to Grade 4
2 = Grades 5-7
3 = Grade 8
4 = High school incomplete (Grade 9-11)
5 = High School Graduate (Grade 12)
6 = Technical/Trade/Business after high school
7 = College/university incomplete
8 = College/university graduate
9 = DK/REF

1 = Yes, post-graduate education
2 = No
3 = DK
4 = REF

Hispanic?
1 = yes
2 = no
3 = dk
4 = ref

What race?
1 = Other
2 = DK
3 = REF
6 = White
7 = African-American
8 = Hispanic
9 = Asian

Follow-up:white or black hisp?
1 = Other
2 = DK
3 = REF
6 = White Hispanic
7 = Black Hispanic
8 = Hispanic--refuses to discriminate

1 = Less than $10K
2 = $10-$20K
3 = $20-$30K
4 = $30-$40K
5 = $40K-$50K
6 = $50-$75K
7 = $75K-$99k
8 = $100K and over
9 = dk
10 = ref

Political philosophy
1 = Very conservative
2 = Conservative
3 = Moderate
4 = Liberal
5 = Very liberal
6 = DK
7 = REF

Now registered to vote?
1 = yes
2 = DON'T NEED TO-VOL
3 = no
4 = DK
5 = REF

Vote in 2004 Presidential Election
1 = Yes, voted
2 = No, did not
3 = DK
4 = REF

Who Voted for in 2004 Presidential Election
1 = John Kerry
2 = George W. Bush
3 = Someone else
4 = DK
5 = REF

Current Marital Status
1 = Currently Married
2 = Living together with Partner
3 = Widowed
4 = Divorced
5 = Separated
6 = Never Married
7 = DK
8 = REF

Current Employment Status
0 = REF
1 = Employed Full-Time
2 = Employed Part-Time
3 = Retired
4 = Homemaker
5 = Student
6 = Unemployed but Looking for Work
7 = Unemployed and Not Looking for Work
8 = Disabled (VOL)
9 = DK

Job Description
1 = Employee of Private Company or Business
2 = Employee of Non-profit Organization
3 = Government Employee
4 = Self-Employed
5 = Other (VOL)
6 = DK
7 = REF

Member of Labor Union
1 = Yes
2 = No
3 = DK
4 = REF

Military Household
1 = Yes, self
2 = Yes, other household member
3 = Yes, both
4 = No
5 = DK
6 = REF

Description of Area Live In
1 = Big city
2 = Small city
3 = Suburb of a big city
4 = Suburb of a small city
5 = Town
6 = Rural area
7 = DK
8 = REF

Respondent Religion
1 = Other
2 = DK
3 = REF
4 = None
6 = Protestant
7 = Catholic
8 = Orthodox
9 = Mormon
10 = Jehovahs Witness
11 = Adventists Church
12 = Christian Science
13 = Mennonite/Amish
14 = Salvation Army
15 = Other Christian
16 = Buddhism
17 = Hinduism
18 = Jewish
19 = Muslim
20 = Other Non-Christian
21 = Atheist
22 = Agnostic

Often attend church
1 = once a week
2 = almost every week
3 = once a month
4 = seldom
5 = never
6 = dk
7 = ref

Consider Self Member of Religious Right
1 = Yes, a part
2 = No, not a part
3 = DK
4 = REF

Presidential Job Approval
1 = Approve
2 = Disapprove
3 = DK
4 = REF

Honesty and Ethics: Advertising Practitioners
1 = Very high
2 = High
3 = Average
4 = Low
5 = Very Low
6 = DK
7 = REF

Favorable: George W. Bush
1 = Favorable
2 = Unfavorable
3 = Heard of, no opinion (VOL)
4 = Never heard of (VOL)
5 = REF

Scalometer Rating: Republican Party
1 = -5
2 = -4
3 = -3
4 = -2
5 = -1
6 = +1
7 = +2
8 = +3
9 = +4
10 = +5
11 = DK
12 = REF

Confidence in Bush to Make Good Cabinet Choices to Replace Departing Cabinet Members
1 = Very confident
2 = Somewhat confident
3 = Not too confident
4 = Not confident at all
5 = DK
6 = REF

Rating of Moral Values in Country Today
1 = Excellent
2 = Good
3 = Only Fair
4 = Poor
5 = DK
6 = REF

Think State of Moral Values Getting Better/Worse
1 = Getting Better
2 = Getting Worse
3 = Same (VOL)
4 = DK
5 = REF

Favor/Oppose Amendment allowing Non-Native Born Citizens to Run for President
1 = Favor
2 = Oppose
3 = DK
4 = REF

Americans Agree or Disagree on Most Important Values
1 = United and in agreement
2 = Greatly divided
3 = DK
4 = REF

Country More Deeply Divided on Major Issues than in Past Several Years
1 = Yes, more deeply divided
2 = No, not more divided
3 = Not divided (VOL)
4 = DK
5 = REF

Govt Power in Economy
1 = Govt Doing Too Much
2 = Govt Should Do More
3 = Mixed/Depends (VOL)
4 = DK
5 = REF

Govt Promote Traditional Values
1 = Govt Promote Traditional Values
2 = Govt Not Favor Any Values
3 = Mixed/Depends (VOL)
4 = DK
5 = REF

View of How Bush won Election
1 = Won fair and square
2 = Won on a technicality
3 = Stole the election
4 = DK
5 = REF

Feelings about Bush Second Term
1 = Enthusiastic
2 = Optimistic
3 = Pessimistic
4 = Afraid
5 = DK
6 = REF

How should Bush Govern in Second Term
1 = Should emphasize bipartisan programs
2 = Has mandate to advance Republican agenda
3 = DK
4 = REF

Mistake for US to Send Troops to Iraq
1 = Yes, a mistake
2 = No, not
3 = DK
4 = REF

Who is Winning War in Iraq
1 = US and its allies
2 = Insurgents in Iraq
3 = Neither side
4 = DK
5 = REF

How Worried about War in Iraq
1 = Very worried
2 = Fairly worried
3 = Not worried
4 = DK
5 = REF

Current Military Offensives in Fallujah and other Cities on Make Situation in Iraq Better/Worse
1 = Much better
2 = A little better
3 = A little worse
4 = Much worse
5 = No difference (VOL)
6 = DK
7 = REF

Video of US Soldier Shooting Wounded Iraqi in Mosque
1 = Seen the video
2 = Heard/read about video
3 = Not heard/read about video
4 = DK
5 = REF

Think Actions of US Soldier Justified
1 = Justified
2 = Not justified
3 = Unsure
4 = REF

Who Should Be able to Carry Concealed Weapons
1 = Only govt safety officials
2 = Only govt officials or private citizens with a clear need
3 = Any private citizen who is not a potential threat
4 = Anyone (VOL)
5 = No one (VOL)
6 = DK
7 = REF

Feel More/Less Safe if Concealed Weapons Allowed in Public Place
1 = More safe
2 = Less safe
3 = No difference (VOL)
4 = DK
5 = REF

Which Arrangements Should be Recognized as Legally Valid for Gay or Lesbian Couples
1 = Same-sex marriages
2 = Civil unions but not same-sex marriages
3 = Neither same-sex marriages nor civil unions
4 = DK
5 = REF

Threat to US: Iran
1 = Immediate threat
2 = Long-term threat
3 = Not a threat
4 = DK
5 = REF

Think Church Has Too Much Political Influence in US
1 = Too much infuence
2 = Right amount (VOL)
3 = Too little influence
4 = DK
5 = REF

How Confident in Food and Drug Administration to Make Sure Prescription Drugs are Safe
1 = A great deal
2 = A moderate amount
3 = Not much
4 = None at all
5 = DK
6 = REF

More/Less Confident in FDA to Make Sure Prescription Drugs are Safe
1 = Increased
2 = Remained about the same
3 = Decreased
4 = DK
5 = REF

Favorite Holiday
1 = Thanksgiving
2 = Christmas
3 = New Years
4 = DK
5 = REF

Favorite Food on Thanksgiving
1 = Other
2 = DK
3 = REF
4 = None
5 = Any/All
6 = Turkey
7 = Stuffing/Dressing
8 = Pumpkin pie
9 = Cranberries
10 = Ham
11 = Mashed potatoes
12 = Pie (other)
13 = Sweet potatoes/Yams
14 = Other vegetables
15 = Salad
16 = Casseroles
17 = Dessert (other)
18 = Squash
19 = Chicken
20 = Gravy
21 = Onions/Creamed Onions
22 = Peas
23 = Beef
24 = Broccoli
25 = Brussel sprouts
26 = Green beans
27 = Turnips
28 = Green bean casseroles
29 = Minced meat pie
30 = Pecan pie

0 = no
1 = yes

Education
1 = HS or Less
2 = Some College
3 = College Grad
4 = Post-Grad

College-Educated
0 = No college
1 = Some college

Education recoded
1 = Less than HS
2 = HS Grad
3 = Some College
4 = College Grad

Party Affil
1 = Repub
2 = Lean Rep
3 = Ind
4 = Lean Dem
5 = Dem
8 = DK
9 = ref

Party w leaners allocated
1 = Rep+lean
2 = Ind-no lean
3 = Dem+lean

Party-original question
1 = Rep-no lean
2 = Ind-all
3 = Dem-no lean

Age Recoded
1 = 18-29
2 = 30-49
3 = 50-64
4 = 65+

Income Recoded
1 = Less than $20k
2 = $20K-Less than $30K
3 = $30K-Less than $50K
4 = $50K-Less than $75K
5 = $75K and above

R: Ideology - 5 categories - dk into moderate
1 = very conservative
2 = conservative
3 = moderate
4 = liberal
5 = very liberal
6 = dk-ref

Ideol - 3 catetories
1 = cons
2 = mod
3 = lib

Party ID X Ideology
1 = Liberal Democrat
2 = Moderate Democrat
3 = Conservative Democrat
4 = Pure independent
5 = Moderate/Liberal Republican
6 = Conservative Republican

Race as in Banners in Crosstabs
1 = Non-Hispanic White
2 = Non-white

Detailed Banner on Race
1 = Non-Hispanic White
2 = Non-Hispanic Black
3 = White Hispanic
4 = Black Hispanic
5 = Hispanic, refuse to discriminate
6 = Asian
7 = Other or DK
8 = REF

1 = Male, 18-49
2 = Male, 50+
3 = Female, 18-49
4 = Female, 50+

Approval of Bush
1 = Strongly approve
2 = Moderataly approve
3 = Moderately disapprove
4 = Strongly disapprove
9 = No opinion

Republican Party Scalometer Rating
1 = Very favorable
2 = Mostly favorable
3 = Mostly unfavorable
4 = Very unfavorable
5 = No opinion

Morality Outlook Groups
1 = Positive
2 = Mixed
3 = Negative
4 = Undesignated

1 = Liberal
2 = Populist
3 = Libertarian
4 = Conservative
5 = Undesignated