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/CBS News/MTV Poll 17-29 Year olds June 15-23, 2007 Total N = 659 An asterisk indicates registered respondents.

1. Suppose a reporter stopped you on the street and wanted to interview you. If he or she asked you to name the most important issue facing people of your generation today, what would you tell them? 6/15-23/07 War/Iraq 18 Environment 8 Health care 6 Economy 5 Education 5 Drugs 5 Social Security 5 Crime 4 Misc. social issues 4 Jobs/Unemployment 3 Moral values 2 Fuel cost 2 Terrorism 2 Other 17 DK/NA 14 2. Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling his job as President? Approve Disapprove DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 30 63 7 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 28 66 6 3. Do you feel things in this country are generally going in the right direction or do you feel things have pretty seriously gotten off on the wrong track? Right direction Wrong track DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adult s 24 72 4 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 26 70 5 2

4. What do you think is the most important problem facing this country today? 5/07 6/07 All adults Age 17-29 Health Care 5 3 Social Security - 1 Budget Deficit 1 2 Education 2 1 Economy 7 8 Immigration 7 8 Defense 1 1 Poverty 3 2 Crime 1 1 Foreign Policy 3 2 Jobs 1 1 Abortion 1 - Moral Values 2 2 President 3 4 War 18 23 Iraq 13 9 Politicians/ Government 1 2 Heating oil/gas Crisis 7 5 Environment 3 2 Religious Values 1 1 Terrorism general 3 5 Other 12 11 DK/NA 5 6 3

5. Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling the situation with Iraq? Approve Disapprove DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 23 72 5 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 22 72 6 6. Do you approve or disapprove of the way George W. Bush is handling the campaign against terrorism? Approve Disapprove DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 42 52 6 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 37 56 8 7. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Congress is handling its job? Approve Disapprove DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 35 52 13 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 32 54 14 8. How would you rate the job opportunities for people of your generation -- are they excellent, pretty good, only fair, or poor? Excellent Pretty good Only fair Poor DK/NA 9/8-13/04 CBS/MTV 3 30 41 26 6/15-23/07 9 41 35 14 1 9. How much do you think the government in Washington cares about people of your generation -- a lot, some, not much, or not at all? A lot Some Not much Not at all DK/NA 6/15-23/07 8 47 34 11-10. How much attention have you been able to pay to the 2008 presidential campaign -- a lot, some, not much, or no attention so far? A lot Some Not much None DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 20 46 23 11-6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 14 44 25 16-11. In 2008, how much influence do you think people of your generation will have in deciding who the next President will be -- a lot, some, not much, or no influence at all? A lot Some Not much None DK/NA 6/15-23/07 34 43 20 2-4

12. Do you think people of your generation will have more influence than people older than you in deciding who the next president will be, less influence, or about the same amount of influence as people older than you? More Less Same DK/NA 6/15-23/07 18 45 36 1 13. Do you think your generation will be better off, worse off, or about the same as your parents' generation? Better off Worse off Same DK/NA 6/15-23/07 25 48 25 2 14. Compared to previous presidential elections, do you think the 2008 election for President next year will be the MOST important election of your lifetime, one of the most important, about as important as others, less important, or not important at all? The most One of the As important Less Not DK/ important most imp. as others imp. imp. NA 1 9/8-13/04 * CBS/MTV 37 39 21 1 1 1 6/15-23/07 22 43 29 3 2 1 1 QUESTION READ: DO YOU THINK THIS YEAR S ELECTION FOR PRESIDENT IS 15. Thinking about the candidates now running for President, is there any candidate that you feel enthusiastic about? IF YES: Who is that? 6/15-23/07 Enthusiastic 49 Barack Obama 18 Hillary Clinton 17 Rudy Giuliani 4 Mitt Romney 2 Fred Thompson 2 Sam Brownback 1 John Edwards 1 John McCain 1 Ron Paul 1 Al Gore - Dennis Kucinich - Bill Richardson - Tommy Thompson - Other - Not enthusiastic 45 DK/NA 6 16. If the 2008 election for President were being held today, would you probably vote for the Republican candidate or would you probably vote for the Democratic candidate? Rep. Dem. Other(vol.) Won't vote(vol.) Depends(vol.) DK/NA 5/18-23/07* All adults 33 49 1-10 6 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 32 54 1 1 4 7 5

17. I'm going to name some possible 2008 presidential candidates and ask you what you think of them. If you haven't heard much about someone I name, just tell me. Is your opinion of Rudy Giuliani favorable, not favorable, undecided, or haven't you heard enough about Rudy Giuliani yet to have an opinion? QUESTIONS 17, 18, 19 AND 20 WERE ROTATED. Not Haven t heard Favorable favorable Undecided enough Refused 5/18-23/07* All adults 34 25 27 13 1 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 32 19 26 23-18. Is your opinion of John McCain favorable, not favorable, undecided, or haven't you heard enough about John McCain yet to have an opinion? QUESTIONS 17, 18, 19 AND 20 WERE ROTATED. Not Haven t heard Favorable favorable Undecided enough Refused 5/18-23/07* All adults 23 30 26 20 1 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 20 26 28 25-19. Is your opinion of Mitt Romney favorable, not favorable, undecided, or haven't you heard enough about Mitt Romney yet to have an opinion? QUESTIONS 17, 18, 19 AND 20 WERE ROTATED. Not Haven t heard Favorable favorable Undecided enough Refused 5/18-23/07* All adults 14 16 18 52 1 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 7 17 12 63-20. Is your opinion of Fred Thompson favorable, not favorable, undecided, or haven't you heard enough about Fred Thompson yet to have an opinion? QUESTIONS 17, 18, 19 AND 20 WERE ROTATED. Not Haven t heard Favorable favorable Undecided enough Refused 4/9-12/07* CBS All adults 11 4 11 74 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 10 8 10 72 1 21. Is your opinion of Hillary Rodham Clinton favorable, not favorable, undecided, or haven't you heard enough about Hillary Rodham Clinton yet to have an opinion? QUESTIONS 21, 22 AND 23 WERE ROTATED. Not Haven t heard Favorable favorable Undecided enough Refused 5/18-23/07* All adults 38 42 19 2-6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 41 43 15 2-22. Is your opinion of John Edwards favorable, not favorable, undecided, or haven't you heard enough about John Edwards yet to have an opinion? QUESTIONS 21, 22 AND 23 WERE ROTATED. Not Haven t heard Favorable favorable Undecided enough Refused 5/18-23/07* All adults 30 28 27 14-6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 24 24 28 23-6

23. Is your opinion of Barack Obama (ba-rock o-bom-a) favorable, not favorable, undecided, or haven't you heard enough about Barack Obama yet to have an opinion? QUESTIONS 21, 22 AND 23 WERE ROTATED. Not Haven t heard Favorable favorable Undecided enough Refused 5/18-23/07* All adults 34 21 25 20-6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 41 19 18 21-24. Would you describe the candidates now running for President as a group of people who have diverse personal backgrounds and experiences, or as a group of people who have mostly the same kind of personal backgrounds and experiences? Diverse Same DK/NA 6/15-23/07 71 22 7 25. In deciding who you would like to see elected President next year, which ONE of the following issues will be most important to you? 1. Education, or 2. Terrorism and national security, or 3. The environment and global warming, or 4. the economy and jobs, or 5. Health care, or 6. The war in Iraq, OR 7. Immigration? 6/15-23/07 Economy 23 Iraq 20 Education 15 Environment 12 Terrorism 10 Health care 10 Immigration 8 DK/NA 2 26. (IF NAMED AN ISSUE IN Q25) And do you think the candidates for President are making [Issue Named in q25] enough of a priority, or not enough of a priority? Enough Not enough Too much(vol.) DK/NA 6/15-23/07 25 65-10 27. How important to you are government policies that promote job training and job opportunities for younger workers -- very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not at all important? Very Somewhat Not too Not at all DK/NA 6/15-23/07 62 26 9 2 1 28. And do you think the candidates for president are making that enough of a priority, or not enough of a priority? Enough Not enough Too much (vol.) DK/NA 6/15-23/07 19 68-13 7

29. How important to you are government policies that provide insurance coverage to people who don't have it - very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not at all important? Very Somewhat Not too Not at all DK/NA 6/15-23/07 60 28 8 4 1 30. And do you think the candidates for president are making that enough of a priority, or not enough of a priority? Enough Not enough Too much (vol.) DK/NA 6/15-23/07 32 54 1 13 31. How important to you are government policies that try to reduce gas and oil use by consumers -- very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not at all important? Very Somewhat Not too Not at all DK/NA 6/15-23/07 63 27 5 4 1 32. And do you think the candidates for president are making that enough of a priority, or not enough of a priority? Enough Not enough Too much (vol.) DK/NA 6/15-23/07 32 59 1 8 33. How important to you are government policies covering loans, grants, and student aid that helps pay for college -- very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not at all important? Very Somewhat Not too Not at all DK/NA 6/15-23/07 59 29 7 4 1 34. And do you think the candidates for president are making that enough of a priority, or not enough of a priority? Enough Not enough Too much (vol.) DK/NA 6/15-23/07 21 67-12 35. Do you think most people you know would vote for a presidential candidate who is a Mormon, or not? Would Would not DK/NA 3/7-11/07 All adults 33 53 15 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 28 59 13 36. Do you think most people you know would vote for a presidential candidate who is black, or not? Would Would not DK/NA 6/15-23/07 66 30 4 8

37. Do you think most people you know would vote for a presidential candidate who is a woman, or not? Would Would not DK/NA 6/15-23/07 59 38 3 38. Do you think most people you know would vote for a presidential candidate who has ever smoked marijuana, or not? Would Would not DK/NA 6/15-23/07 68 28 4 39. Do you think most people you know would vote for a presidential candidate who has ever used cocaine, or not? Would Would not DK/NA 6/15-23/07 22 74 4 40. In general, what is the best age for a president of the United States -- in their 30s, in their 40s, in their 50s, in their 60s, or in their 70s? 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s DK/NA 3/7-11/07 All adults 5 28 52 9-5 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 14 44 33 5 1 4 41. Would you agree or disagree with the following statement? It makes no real difference who is elected President -- things go on just as they did before. Agree Disagree DK/NA 9/8-13/04* CBS/MTV 14 85 1 6/15-23/07 20 80 1 42. In general, is your opinion of the Republican party favorable or not favorable? QUESTIONS 42 AND 43 WERE ROTATED. Favorable Not favorable DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 38 56 5 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 38 55 7 43. In general, is your opinion of the Democratic party favorable or not favorable? QUESTIONS 42 AND 43 WERE ROTATED. Favorable Not favorable DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 53 42 5 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 58 35 8 44. Regardless of how you usually vote, do you think the Republican party or the Democratic party comes closer to sharing your moral values? Republican Democratic Both (vol.) Neither (vol.) DK/NA 3/7-11/07 All adults 41 46 2 4 7 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 36 52 1 5 5 9

45. Regardless of how you usually vote, do you think the Republican party or the Democratic party is more to likely to reinstate the military draft? Republican Democratic Both (vol.) Neither (vol.) DK/NA 6/15-23/07 66 16 1 5 12 46. Which of these comes closest to your view? Abortion should be generally available to those who want it, abortion should be available but under stricter limits then it is now, abortion should not be permitted? Available Available but stricter Not permitted DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 39 37 21 2 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 37 38 24 1 47. Which comes closest to your view?...gay couples should be allowed to legally marry, gay couples should be allowed to form civil unions but not legally marry, there should be no legal recognition of a gay couple's relationship? Marry Civil unions No legal recognition DK/NA 3/7-11/07 All adults 28 32 35 5 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 44 24 30 3 48. Do you think being homosexual is something people choose to be, or do you think it is something they cannot change? Choose Cannot change DK/NA 10/5-8/06 All adults 34 53 12 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 43 50 7 49. Which of the following three statements comes closest to expressing your overall view of the healthcare system in the United States? 1) On the whole, the healthcare system works pretty well and only minor changes are necessary to make it work better or 2) There are some good things in our health care system, but fundamental changes are needed or 3) Our healthcare system has so much wrong with it that we need to completely rebuild it. Minor changes Fundamental changes Rebuild DK/NA 2/23-27/07 All adults 8 54 36 1 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 10 55 35 1 50. Which do you think would be better for the country: 1. Having one health insurance program covering all Americans that would be administered by the government and paid for by taxpayers, OR 2. Keeping the current system where many people get their insurance from private employers and some have no insurance. One Current Comb. Neither DK/ program system (vol.) (vol.) NA 2/23-27/07 All adults 47 38 4 2 8 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 62 32 2 2 3 10

53. Which comes closer to your view: 1. Global warming is a very serious problem and should be one of the highest priorities for government leaders OR 2. Global warming is serious but does not need to be a high priority OR 3. Global warming is not serious and can be addressed years from now. Very Serious, not a Not Doesn t need to DK/ Serious high priority serious be addressed now NA 4/20-22/07 All adults 52 37 8 1 2 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 54 35 10 1-54. Which comes closer to your opinion: 1) America should always welcome all immigrants, OR 2) America should always welcome some immigrants, but not others, OR 3) America cannot afford to open its doors to any newcomers? Welcome all Welcome some No newcomers DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 24 48 24 4 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 30 47 21 2 55. Do you think most people you know would vote for a presidential candidate who is gay or lesbian, or not? Would Would not DK/ NA 6/15-23/07 25 70 4 56. Do you favor or oppose reinstating the military draft in the United States? Favor Oppose DK/NA 9/8-13/04 CBS/MTV 1 18 78 4 6/15-23/07 9 87 4 1 QUESTION READ: TO PROVIDE SOLDIERS FOR THE IRAQ CONFLICT 57. How likely do you think it is that the United States will reinstate the military draft in the next few years -- very likely, somewhat likely, not too likely, or not at all likely? Very Somewhat Not too Not at all DK/NA 6/15-23/07 13 29 39 17 3 58. Do you think possession of small amounts of marijuana should or should not be treated as a criminal offense? Should Should not DK/NA 6/15-23/07 41 58 1 59. Looking back, do you think the United States did the right thing in taking military action against Iraq, or should the US have stayed out? Right thing Stayed out DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 35 61 4 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 38 58 4 11

60. How would you say things are going for the U.S. in its efforts to bring stability and order to Iraq? Would you say things are going very well, somewhat well, somewhat badly, or very badly? Very Somewhat Somewhat Very DK/ well well badly badly NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 2 21 29 47 2 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 2 25 34 38 2 61. Regardless of whether you think taking military action in Iraq was the right thing to do - would you say that the U.S. is very likely to succeed in Iraq, somewhat likely to succeed, not very likely to succeed, or not at all likely to succeed in Iraq? Very Somewhat Not very Not at all DK/NA 4/9-12/07 CBS All adults 12 33 29 24 2 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 10 41 28 19 3 62. As a result of the United States' military action against Iraq, do you think the United States is more safe from terrorism, less safe from terrorism, or hasn't it made any difference? More safe Less safe No difference DK/NA 6/15-23/07 31 19 47 2 63. How big of a problem do you think guns are in the schools in your community? Are guns a serious problem or not a serious problem in the schools where you live? Serious problem Not a serious problem DK/NA 6/15-23/07 27 70 2 64. Thinking about the violence at Virginia Tech this past spring, do you think that stricter gun control laws would have done a lot to prevent the violence at Virginia Tech, done a little, or had no effect on preventing the violence at Virginia Tech? A lot A little No effect Depends (vol.) DK/NA 4/20-22/07 All adults 30 21 45 1 3 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 25 30 42 NA 3 65. Do you think that allowing adults to carry concealed handguns would have reduced some of the violence at Virginia Tech, would have made the violence there worse, or would that have had no effect on the violence there? Reduced Made it worse No effect Depends (vol.) DK/NA 4/20-22/07 All adults 23 26 42 2 6 6/15-23/07 Age 17-29 23 28 46 NA 3 67. Where do you usually get most of your news about what's going on in the world today -- from the newspapers, or radio, or television, or the internet, or someplace else? Newspapers Radio TV Internet Someplace else DK/NA 6/15-23/07 12 7 45 31 4 1 12

68. Have you ever used the Internet to visit networking sites like MySpace, Friendster, or Facebook? IF YES: Do you have your own page on any of those sites? Yes, visited Visited and have page No DK/NA 6/15-23/07 15 56 30-69. (AMONG THOSE WHO HAVE VISITED NETWORKING SITES) Have you ever visited any political candidates' pages on sites like MySpace, Friendster, or Facebook? IF YES: While you were there did you sign up for any mailing lists, volunteer, donate money, or become a friend? Yes, visited Visited and signed up No 6/15-23/07 15 10 74 70. Have you ever visited any political or campaign web sites? IF YES: While you were there did you sign up for any mailing lists, volunteer, or donate money? Yes, visited Visited and signed up No 6/15-23/07 22 9 69 71-74. CBS/MTV only questions. 75. Have you personally ever done something to get involved in politics or political issues, such as work on a campaign, join a political club, or attend a political rally or march? Yes No DK/NA 6/15-23/07 28 72 - reg. Some people are registered to vote and others are not. Are you registered to vote in the precinct or election district where you now live, or aren't you? Yes No DK/NA 6/15-23/07 74 25 1 77. (IF NOT REGISTERED) Do you plan to register before the 2008 election, or not? Yes No DK/NA 6/15-23/07 77 21 2 prim. (IF REGISTERED OR PLAN TO REGISTER) Next year, are you more likely to vote in a Democratic presidential primary or caucus, or a Republican primary or caucus or aren't you likely to vote in a primary or caucus at all? Democratic Republican Not likely Primary Primary to vote DK/NA 6/15-23/07* 45 25 15 15 13

78. (IF REGISTERED OR PLAN TO REGISTER) Would 2008 be the first election in which you might vote for president, or have you voted in a presidential election before? First time voting Have voted before DK/ NA 6/15-23/07* 43 57-81. Are you currently employed, or are you temporarily out of work, or are you not in the market for work at all? Employed Out of work Not in market for work DK/ NA 6/15-23/07 68 15 17 - educ. What was the last grade in school you completed? Not a Some College Post H.S. grad H.S. grad college grad Grad 6/15-23/07 13 36 35 11 5 Do you have some form of health insurance or health care coverage, or not? Yes No DK/NA 6/15-23/07 78 22-109. Do you now rent or own the place where you live, or do you live with your parents? Rent Own Parents Other (vol.) 6/15-23/07 28 21 48 3 110. Do you have any children? Yes No 6/15-23/07 31 69 111. Would you say you attend religious services every week, almost every week, once or twice a month, a few times a year, or never? Every Almost Once or A few times DK/ week every week twice a month a year Never NA 6/15-23/07 20 10 17 30 22 - evan. Some people think of themselves as evangelical or born again Christians. Do you ever think of yourself in either of these ways? Yes No DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 28 71-6/15-23/07 24 75 1 112. Do you or does any other member of your household own a handgun, rifle, shotgun, or any other kind of firearm? Yes, self Yes, other No DK/NA 6/15-23/07 21 21 58-14

prty. Generally speaking, do you usually consider yourself a Republican, a Democrat, an Independent, or what? Republican Democrat Independent DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 29 37 32 3 6/15-23/07 23 35 36 6 pphl. How would you describe your views on most political matters? Generally do you think of yourself as liberal, moderate, or conservative? Liberal Moderate Conservative DK/NA 5/18-23/07 All adults 20 43 32 5 6/15-23/07 28 40 27 5 reli. What is your religious preference today? Protestant Catholic Jewish Other None DK/NA 6/15-23/07 48 20 1 8 18 4 age. How old are you? 17-24 25-29 Refused 6/15-23/07 61 39 - Hisp. Are you of Hispanic origin or descent, or not? Hispanic Not Hispanic DK/NA 6/15-23/07 11 89 - race. Are you white, black, Asian, or some other race? White Black Asian Other Refused 6/15-23/07 76 12 2 9 1 marr. Are you now married, widowed, divorced, separated, or have you never been married? Never Married Divorced Separated married 6/15-23/07 22 3 1 73 inc. Was your total family income in 2005 UNDER or OVER $50,000? IF UNDER, ASK: Was it under $15,000, between $15,000 and $30,000, or between $30,000 and $50,000? IF OVER, ASK: Was it between $50,000 and $75,000 or between $75,000 and $100,000 or was it over $100,000? Under $15,000- $30,000- $50,000- $75,000- Over $15,000 $29,999 $49,999 $74,999 $100,000 $100,000 Refused 6/15-23/07 13 22 17 18 12 10 8 Male Female 6/15-23/07 50 50 15