Unique Respondent number
Project number
SAMPLE TYPE (1 = RDD, 2 = LANDLINE OS, 3 = CELL PHONE, 4 = CELL PHONE OS)
8 digit date of interview YYYYMMDD
Night of interview
Total number of nights survey was in the field
Four digit time interview completed (EST)
Survey length
Time zone
Census region
Census region driven by respondent reported state in qd1
Census division
Census division driven by respondent reported state in qd1
ABC state number
Designated as urban, suburban, rural (based on self-reported zip code, supplemented with sample zip code)
Times tried to reach respondent
Gender asked for at intro
Business flag from sample
Race of interviewer
Gender of interviewer
Census region driven by qd1 among cell respondents only
4-digit survey number
Type of survey
Year of survey
S1. Are you at least 18 years old, or under 18?
Q921. RECORD GENDER
Q1. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Joe Biden is handling his job as president? IF APPROVE: Do you approve STRONGLY or SOMEWHAT?IF DISAPPROVE: Do you disapprove STRONGLY or SOMEWHAT?
Q1. Biden Approve/Disapprove NET
Q2. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Biden is handling a. The economy?
Q2. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Biden is handling b. The coronavirus pandemic?
Q2. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Biden is handling c. The situation in Afghanistan?
Q3. Have you personally received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, or not?
Q4. Will you definitely get a coronavirus vaccine, probably get it, probably not get it, or definitely not get it?
Q4. Get coronavirus vaccine will get it/not get it NET
Q3Q4. Get a coronavirus vaccine Probably/Probably not/Already received vaccine
Q5. How confident are you that the coronavirus vaccines are a. Safe - very confident, somewhat confident, not so confident or not confident at all?
Q5. Confident that the coronavirus vaccines are a. Safe more confident/less confident NET
Q5. How confident are you that the coronavirus vaccines are b. Effective at preventing serious illness and death - very confident, somewhat confident, not so confident or not confident at all?
Q5. Confident that the coronavirus vaccines are b. Effective at preventing serious illness and death more confident/less confident NET
Q6. Getting vaccinated is more community responsibility/personal choice NET
Q7. Have/Did most people who care about you (encourage(d) you to get vaccinated), (discourage(d) you from getting vaccinated), or have/did they stay(ed) out of it?
Q8. How would you rate your level of risk of getting sick from the coronavirus - would you say you're at high risk, moderate risk, low risk or no risk?
Q8. Risk of getting sick from the coronavirus Higher/Lower NET
Q8a. How about the chance of catching it again? Would you say you're at high risk, moderate risk, low risk or no risk?
Q8a. Risk of catching coronavirus again more/less risk NET
Q8Q8a. How would you rate your level of risk of getting sick from the coronavirus/catching it again - would you say you're at high risk, moderate risk, low risk or no risk? NET
Q8Q8a. Risk of getting sick from the coronavirus more/less risk NET
Q8b. Are you very worried about that, somewhat worried, not too worried or not worried at all?
Q8b. Worried about chances of catching coronavirus more worried/less worried NET
Q8/Q8a/Q8b. Worried about chances of catching coronavirus more worried/less worried/no risk NET
Q9. Has information you've heard or read about coronavirus vaccines swayed you more (in favor of) getting vaccinated, more (against) getting vaccinated, or has it not made a difference one way or the other?
Q10. Please tell me if you support or oppose each of the following steps relating to the coronavirus pandemic a. school districts requiring teachers, staff and students to wear masks.
Q10. Please tell me if you support or oppose each of the following steps relating to the coronavirus pandemic b. school districts requiring teachers and staff to be vaccinated.
Q10. Please tell me if you support or oppose each of the following steps relating to the coronavirus pandemic c. school districts requiring students to be vaccinated if a vaccine is approved for their age.
Q10. Please tell me if you support or oppose each of the following steps relating to the coronavirus pandemic d. businesses requiring that employees who come into work to be vaccinated.
Q10. Please tell me if you support or oppose each of the following steps relating to the coronavirus pandemic f. state or local orders requiring masks indoors in public places.
Q11. Does the FDA's approval of the Pfizer [FYE-zer] coronavirus vaccine make you more likely to get vaccinated, or does it make no difference in your decision? IF MORE LIKELY ASK: Is that much more likely, or somewhat?
Q11. Risk of catching coronavirus again more likely/makes no difference NET
Q12. Are you self-employed, employed by someone else, or not employed for pay?
Q13. Does your employer require employees to be vaccinated before they come in to work, or not?
Q15. If you didn't get an exemption, would you be more likely to (get vaccinated) or to (quit your job)?
Q14Q15. If your employer required you to get vaccinated before coming in to work, what would you be most more likely to do - (get vaccinated), (ask for a medical or religious exemption), or (quit your job)?
Q16. Do you think the coronavirus pandemic will change this country in a lasting way, or not?
Q16a. Is it a change for the better or a change for the worse?
Q16/Q16a. Coronavirus pandemic will change this country in a lasting way, or not/change for better/worse NET
Q17. From what you've heard or read about it, do you support or oppose the federal government spending three and a half trillion dollars on new or expanded social programs, educational assistance and programs to address climate change?
Q17. The federal government spending three and a half trillion dollars on new or expanded social programs, economic development and infrastructure projects Support/Oppose NET
Q19. All in all, considering the costs to the United States versus the benefits to the United States, do you think the war in Afghanistan has been worth fighting, or not?GET ANSWER, THEN ASK: Do you feel that way STRONGLY or SOMEWHAT?
Q19. The war in Afghanistan has been worth fighting Worth fighting/not worth fighting NET
Q20. Which of these comes closest to your opinion regarding the withdrawal of all U.S. forces from Afghanistan? Would you say you...
Q20. Which of these comes closest to your opinion regarding the withdrawal of all U.S. forces from Afghanistan? support/oppose withdrawl NET
Q22. Do you think the withdrawal of U.S. forces from Afghanistan makes the United States safer from terrorism, less safe from terrorism, or makes no difference?
Q21. Do you support or oppose the United States taking in refugees from Afghanistan after screening them for security? GET ANSWER, THEN ASK: Do you feel that way STRONGLY or SOMEWHAT?
Q21. the United States taking in refugees from Afghanistan after screening them for security Support/Oppose NET
Q21b. How confident are you that the United States can identify and keep out possible terrorists who may be among these refugees - very confident, somewhat confident, not so confident or not confident at all?
Q21b. Confident that the United States can identify and keep out possible terrorists who may be among these refugees Confident/Not confident NET
Q21a. Thirteen members of the U.S. military and at least 170 Afghans were killed near the Kabul airport in a suicide bombing by the Islamic State. How much, if at all, do you blame this attack on Biden's handling of the withdrawal from Afghanistan?
Q21a. Blame this attack on Biden's handling of the withdrawal from Afghanistan great deal/good amount not much/not at all NET
Q23. Do you think the events of September 11th, 2001 have changed this country in a lasting way, or not?
Q24. Is it a change for the better or a change for the worse?
Q23/Q24. The events of September 11th, 2001 have changed this country in a lasting way, or not /change for better/worse NET
Q25. Compared to before September 11th, 2001 do you think the country today is safer from terrorism or less safe from terrorism?
Q25. Compared to before September 11th, 2001, country today is safer/less safe NET from terrorism
Q901. Generally speaking, do you usually think of yourself as:
Q904. Do you lean more towards the:
PARTLEAN. leaned party identification (a netted variable based on q901 and q904)
Q908a. Would you say your views on most political matters are liberal, moderate, or conservative?
Q908b. Would you say that you are very liberal or somewhat liberal?
Q908c. Would you say that you are very conservative or somewhat conservative?
ideo5. 5-point ideology scale (netted from q908a, q908b, and q908c)
Q909. What was the last grade of school you completed?
Q909a. Was that an associate's degree, a bachelor's degree, or what?
EDUCNEW. education breaks (a netted variable that collapses education into 4 categories)
Q910a. Could you please tell me if you are between the ages of
AGEBREAK. age netted into 5 categories
Q911SUP. (DO NOT READ LIST.) Code response into one of the following.
Q911N. Do you consider yourself a Christian, or not?
Q911aa. Which denomination or branch of Christianity is that?
Q911A. Is that a Protestant denomination, or not?
Q911B. Would you consider yourself a born-again or evangelical Christian, or not?
RELNET. religion netted variable (religion netted into 7 categories based on all previous religion qs)
Q915X. Do you have a child under age 18 who attends public school, or not?
Q918. Are you White Hispanic or Black Hispanic?/Are you white, black, or some other race?
Q918X. In what country were you born?
racenet. race netted into 5 categories
INCOME. Which of the following CATEGORIES best describes your total annual household income before taxes, from all sources?
INCOME2. Is that 100 to under 150 thousand, 150 to under 200 thousand, 200 to under 250 thousand, or 250 thousand or more?
INCOME3. We respect your privacy. Would you be able to say if your household income is below 50 thousand dollars, between 50 and 100 thousand dollars, or 100 thousand dollars or more?
Q920.1. May a reporter from ABC NEWS or THE WASHINGTON POST call you to talk about some of the things we've been discussing?
QD1. What state do you live in?
L1. Now thinking about your telephone use... Do you or anyone you live with have a working cell phone?
C1. Now thinking about your telephone use, is there at least one telephone INSIDE your home that is currently working and is not a cell phone?
phone use netted into 4 categories
Q924. Pardon but I'm required to verify - are you male or female?
Respondent sex netted into 2 categories
State code driven by respondent reported state in qd1
Lang. Enter language of interview
Party control
SITE of Interviewer
Interviewer Location
FIPS state number
Identified as a metropolitan statistical area
Combined Statistical Area Type: M=Metropolitan, C=Micropolitan