Suffolk University Michigan Likely Voters August 2016

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Suffolk University Michigan Likely Voters August 2016 Region: North ---------------------------------------------------------------- 50 10.00 West ----------------------------------------------------------------- 95 19.00 MID ------------------------------------------------------------------ 94 18.80 Flint/Tri -------------------------------------------------------------- 58 11.60 Southeast --------------------------------------------------------- 203 40.60 Hello, my name is and I am conducting a survey for Suffolk University and I would like to get your opinions on some issues of the day in Michigan. Would you like to spend seven minutes to help us out? {ASK FOR YOUNGEST IN HOUSEHOLD} 1. Gender Male ---------------------------------------------------------------- 239 47.80 Female ------------------------------------------------------------- 261 52.20 2. How likely are you to vote in the general election for President this November -- very likely, somewhat likely, 50-50 or not likely? Very likely --------------------------------------------------------- 451 90.20 Somewhat likely ------------------------------------------------- 49 9.80 3. Do you think of yourself as a Democrat, Republican, or Independent? {IF INDEPENDENT, Which party would you lean toward/feel closest to } Democrat ---------------------------------------------------------- 193 38.60 Republican -------------------------------------------------------- 154 30.80 Independent ------------------------------------------------------ 142 28.40 Other ------------------------------------------------------------------ 9 1.80 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 2 0.40 4. What is your age category? 18-24 Years ------------------------------------------------------- 51 10.20 25-34 Years ------------------------------------------------------- 83 16.60 35-49 Years ------------------------------------------------------ 121 24.20 50-64 Years ------------------------------------------------------ 146 29.20 65-74 Years ------------------------------------------------------- 51 10.20 75+ ------------------------------------------------------------------- 38 7.60 Refused ------------------------------------------------------------- 10 2.00 5. For statistical purposes only, can you please tell me what your ethnic background / ancestry is? White/Caucasian ------------------------------------------------ 370 74.00 Black/African-American ----------------------------------------- 78 15.60 American Indian / Alaska Native ------------------------------- 3 0.60 Asian ---------------------------------------------------------------- 22 4.40 Hispanic/Latino --------------------------------------------------- 20 4.00 Other ------------------------------------------------------------------ 3 0.60 Don t know ---------------------------------------------------------- 4 0.80 Fielded 8/22 8/24 Page 1 of 6 Michigan Study

Suffolk University August 2016 6. Do you feel the country is headed in the right direction or is on the wrong track? Right Direction --------------------------------------------------- 141 28.20 Wrong Track ----------------------------------------------------- 303 60.60 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 56 11.20 7. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as president Approve ------------------------------------------------------------ 224 44.80 Disapprove ------------------------------------------------------- 229 45.80 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 47 9.40 I am going to read you a short list of individuals and for each, please tell me if your opinion of them is generally favorable or generally unfavorable. If you are undecided or if you have never heard of someone, just tell me that. First take Barack Obama. Is your opinion of Barack Obama generally favorable or generally unfavorable? (RANDOMIZE 9-15) (N=500) NEVER HEARD FAVORABLE UNFAVORABLE HOF/UNDECIDED 8. Barack Obama 1 236 234 29 0.20 47.20 46.80 5.80 9. Hillary Clinton 0 172 286 42 0.00 34.40 57.20 8.40 10. Darrell Castle 300 39 61 100 60.00 7.80 12.20 20.00 11. Gary Johnson 201 104 70 125 40.20 20.80 14.00 25.00 12. Donald Trump 2 167 276 55 0.40 33.40 55.20 11.00 13. Jill Stein 219 68 102 111 43.80 13.60 20.40 22.20 14. Emidio Mimi Soltysik 336 24 52 88 67.20 4.80 10.40 17.60 15. Rick Snyder 44 171 201 84 8.80 34.20 40.20 16.80 Fielded 8/22 8/24 Page 2 of 6 Michigan Study

Suffolk University Michigan Likely Voters August 2016 16. The Michigan presidential ballot includes six candidates listed in the following order (READ LIST OF NAME AND PARTIES) At this point which candidate will you vote for or lean toward? Donald Trump, Republican ----------------------------------- 186 37.20 Hillary Clinton, Democrat -------------------------------------- 218 43.60 Gary Johnson, Libertarian ------------------------------------- 27 5.40 Darrell Castle, U.S. Taxpayers Party -------------------------- 0 0.00 Jill Stein, Green Party ------------------------------------------- 14 2.80 Emidio Mimi Soltysik, Natural Law Party --------------------- 1 0.20 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 50 10.00 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 4 0.80 {FOR 16.3-16.6} 17. Who would be your second choice if it were between (ROTATE) Republican Donald Trump or Democrat Hillary Clinton? (N=42) n % Donald Trump, Republican -------------------------------------- 7 16.67 Hillary Clinton, Democrat --------------------------------------- 10 23.81 Other ---------------------------------------------------------------- 16 38.10 Undecided ----------------------------------------------------------- 8 19.05 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 1 2.38 {ROTATE 18 & 19} 18. Do you think Hillary Clinton is honest and trustworthy? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 142 28.40 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 313 62.60 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 43 8.60 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 2 0.40 19. Do you think Donald Trump is honest and trustworthy? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 176 35.20 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 266 53.20 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 52 10.40 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 6 1.20 20. When you think about this presidential election, how do you feel {RANDOMIZE} Excited, Alarmed, or Bored (CHOOSE EMOTION CLOSEST TO ONE OF THE THREE)? Excited ------------------------------------------------------------- 100 20.00 Alarmed ------------------------------------------------------------ 304 60.80 Bored ---------------------------------------------------------------- 56 11.20 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 37 7.40 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 3 0.60 Fielded 8/22 8/24 Page 3 of 6 Michigan Study

Suffolk University August 2016 21. What do you think is the most important issue facing the next president? {Randomize} Reducing the national debt ------------------------------------ 27 5.40 Taxes ---------------------------------------------------------------- 11 2.20 Jobs/Economy --------------------------------------------------- 107 21.40 Schools/Education ----------------------------------------------- 31 6.20 Healthcare --------------------------------------------------------- 34 6.80 Illegal immigration ------------------------------------------------ 30 6.00 Abortion policy ---------------------------------------------------- 10 2.00 Climate Change ---------------------------------------------------- 8 1.60 Civil liberties ------------------------------------------------------- 16 3.20 Terrorism/national security ------------------------------------ 100 20.00 Crime/Guns -------------------------------------------------------- 22 4.40 Drugs/Opioids ------------------------------------------------------- 4 0.80 Choosing Supreme Court Nominees ------------------------ 55 11.00 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 45 9.00 22. Is America great, in your opinion? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 361 72.20 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 109 21.80 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 29 5.80 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 1 0.20 23. In the 2012 election for president did you vote for Democrat Barack Obama, Republican Mitt Romney, someone else, or did you not vote in 2012? Democrat Barack Obama ------------------------------------- 222 44.40 Republican Mitt Romney -------------------------------------- 182 36.40 Someone else ----------------------------------------------------- 20 4.00 Did not vote in 2012 --------------------------------------------- 50 10.00 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 16 3.20 Refused ------------------------------------------------------------- 10 2.00 {FOR 23.3} 24. The other three candidates receiving votes in Michigan were Green Party Jill Stein, U.S. Taxpayer s Party Virgil Goode, and Natural Law Party Rocky Anderson. Which of the three did you vote for? (N=20) n % Jill Stein, Green Party --------------------------------------------- 4 20.00 Vigil Goode, U.S. Taxpayers ------------------------------------ 1 5.00 Rocky Anderson, Natural Law Party--------------------------- 3 15.00 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 10 50.00 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 2 10.00 Fielded 8/22 8/24 Page 4 of 6 Michigan Study

Suffolk University Michigan Likely Voters August 2016 25. Over the last 5-10 years, do you feel more or less safe, living in America? Or has it not changed in your view? More safe ---------------------------------------------------------- 53 10.60 Less safe ---------------------------------------------------------- 252 50.40 Not changed ------------------------------------------------------ 185 37.00 Undecided ----------------------------------------------------------- 7 1.40 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 3 0.60 26. Just your best guess. When all the votes are counted for president this November, who do you think is most likely to be elected president {ROTATE} Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump? Hillary Clinton ---------------------------------------------------- 266 53.20 Donald Trump ---------------------------------------------------- 154 30.80 Undecided --------------------------------------------------------- 77 15.40 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 3 0.60 27. How would you describe your own political viewpoint very liberal, somewhat liberal, moderate, somewhat conservative, very conservative? {ROTATE.1-.5 ASCENDING TO DESCENDING} Very liberal --------------------------------------------------------- 31 6.20 Liberal --------------------------------------------------------------- 80 16.00 Moderate ---------------------------------------------------------- 169 33.80 Conservative ----------------------------------------------------- 117 23.40 Very Conservative ----------------------------------------------- 75 15.00 Other ---------------------------------------------------------------- 10 2.00 Don t know -------------------------------------------------------- 18 3.60 28. What TV news or commentary source do you trust the most? {RANDOMIZE 35.1-35.8} CNN ----------------------------------------------------------------- 81 16.20 MSNBC ------------------------------------------------------------- 25 5.00 FOX News -------------------------------------------------------- 138 27.60 ABC ------------------------------------------------------------------ 47 9.40 NBC ----------------------------------------------------------------- 47 9.40 CBS ------------------------------------------------------------------ 34 6.80 C-SPAN ------------------------------------------------------------ 13 2.60 Comedy Central -------------------------------------------------- 14 2.80 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 101 20.20 THE FINAL QUESTIONS WILL HELP US CLASSIFY YOUR ANSWERS WITH OTHERS TAKING THE SURVEY 29. What is your annual household income? (READ CATEGORIES) Under $20,000 per year ---------------------------------------- 48 9.60 Under $50,000 per year --------------------------------------- 120 24.00 Under $75,000 per year ---------------------------------------- 98 19.60 Under $100,000 per year --------------------------------------- 60 12.00 Under $140,000 per year --------------------------------------- 33 6.60 $140,000 per year or more ------------------------------------ 34 6.80 Undecided -------------------------------------------------------- 107 21.40 Fielded 8/22 8/24 Page 5 of 6 Michigan Study

Suffolk University August 2016 30. Is anyone in your household a member of a labor union? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------- 93 18.60 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 398 79.60 Undecided ----------------------------------------------------------- 1 0.20 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 8 1.60 31. Are there any members of your household who are gun owners? Yes------------------------------------------------------------------ 224 44.80 No ------------------------------------------------------------------- 256 51.20 Undecided ----------------------------------------------------------- 6 1.20 Refused ------------------------------------------------------------- 14 2.80 32. How important is religion in your life very important, somewhat important, not very important or not at all important? Very important --------------------------------------------------- 281 56.20 Somewhat important ------------------------------------------- 127 25.40 Not very important ----------------------------------------------- 38 7.60 Not at all important ----------------------------------------------- 42 8.40 Undecided ----------------------------------------------------------- 4 0.80 Refused --------------------------------------------------------------- 8 1.60 [THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME. HAVE A NICE DAY/EVENING.] Fielded 8/22 8/24 Page 6 of 6 Michigan Study