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09-0ct-9k ---------- M I1C HT GAInI! SUA'V!EY 8 We are Unterested in how peopi~e are getting alionq financiallty, ,these days. Would you say that~ ('L307 are better off' or worse off financially than you were a year alSlo? 1. BIETTER OFF' 3. SAME S. wiORSIE OFF 8'. D'ON" T KNOW ci :3m, PW , ? M GI;:, 3 -~ :------------ ----------------- ----------------------------------------- . I NOT'E: S'TAR'TING TIME AND DATE WILL BE S'TAMPEO, WHEN YOU' ENTER RESPOiNSE. 11 1---------------------------------------------------------------------- - Is ~ uM r : V151 CY1 IF V96=«" THEN V96=TME'(1') X V9&=OTEIiOI SK1 IF V15'la1 THEN GOTn Ala ELSE IF V15'1=5 THEN GOTO Ala [!GIQ TO A2 •-- Al!a, Is that 20i4mwaha0'0 better or at14somewhata0O better? 1. MUCX BIETT'ER 2. SOMiE'MHAT 8'ETT'ER 3.. NOT SURE NUIM R> : V3L71 MC T! a? -- Al1a Is that 204Much@00 worse or al04somewhata00 7. MUC'H, WORSE 6. SOMEWHAT WORSE 5. N0T SURE' NU1M 8 > 8 V3'17' worse? N-26

l1:9-Gc't-34 w'tCFN1 GAN SURVEY 8'. -- A'2 ---------- Now looking aheaid -- do you thi'nk that a year from now, LL307 willi be Q04better offa'D0 financiaJ'1yf or a04:worse! of'fa0'0f or just about the same as now? l. Ii11LL BE BETTER OFF 3o SAME 5. WILL BE WORSE OFF 8. DON'T'KNOW M tr : V152 - a3'---------- C Now turnJng to business conditi'ons in t'he country as a whole mo you think tfiat duriing the next 12 months we'11I have good! t i'mes f'ilnanc i a l 1iy ar bad t i mes or what? l. GOOD TIMES 2. GOOD iiI'TH' QUALIF'ICA'TI0'NS 3. PRO-CON aO2(PF110 T'0 SPEC'I'FY)a00. 4. BAD WITH QUALIFICATIONS 5'. BAD TIMES 8'. DON,' T KNOW M M : V'1S3 - A 4 ---------- Would you say that at the present time business cond'itions are better or worse than they were a year ago? 1. BETTER NOW 3. ABOUT THE SAME' 5. wORSE'NOW, :U1y p> :! V'1S4 N-27 C 1 : 3'G i) :C PA u~- 4

Oi9-Oc t-84 .- A5 -------- M'ICHIGAN SURVEY 8' Looking ahead, whirch would you say i's more likely -- that In the country as a wholie w0 /1 hawe corntinuous good times during the next five years or so, or that we willl have periods o'f widesAreadl unemployment or depressiorl, or what? • 1'----------------------------------------------------------f i' IWER: IF R ANSWERS: IiN COMPARATIVE TERM'S. l.E.,, "®ETT~ERM, I t' "WORSE^. OR „SAMIE", MOBE: N'wouJd that be 804.gooda00 i times or aA4badai00 times?" --------------------------------------------------------- i rPEN ENDiEDc VS55' ------_-_- -- A6 Andihow about a year from now+, do you expect that In the country as a whole busllness condiiti'ons will be betterv or worse than they are at presenit, or Just about' the same? 1. BETTER' A YEAR FROM NOW 3. A80WT' THE SAME' 5. WORSE A YEAR' FROM NOW :NUw1 x'> :' V'156 •-- AZ' ---------- About the b i g th iin gs oeoal!e buy f or t'he i r homes -- such ass furnttures a-Te'.f'rilge'rator, s'tove, teiev'isiionv and things like that. Gener'a1ly swealting, do you t'hink, now is a good or a bad time for peop le to buy major househoild items? I'. GOOD 3. PRO-CON i0Q1P'F110 TO RECORD RESPONSEf'a0i0 5. BAD , 8. DON!•T KNOW i WM M s V157 x+-2rS 0'1 : 3 4 P ~ PAGF 5.

C ;)9-co.t-34 MICIYIGAN SURVEY 8' -- As ---------- Now turning to busilness' conditions aDwin the state of Mi'.chip;ain-2DO' -- do you think that during the next 12 months we'II have good tines financiallyl or bad timesr or what? I. GOOD TIMES 3'. PPtO-CDnI o102(PF1D TO S'PECTFYI@00 5. 8AD TIMIES 8'. DON'''T KNG"W MuM a> : V15g :K1 I F V6=2 THEN GOTO 88, -- 51 ---------- A mroposed, amendment to the Constitution, would reQuiire Congresi to approve a balanced federalt buoqet each year. Government spendinq would have to be Iimiited to no more thani expected' revenues* unJ eas a thiree-f i ft'hs majority of'Conflress voted to spend'morethan expected revenue. Wouid! you favor or oopose this amendment to the Const i't'ut I on? 1. FA'VL'R. 2I. OIPpOSE 9'. DO'N •T KN@W )" M :' V'162 :V'1 I F V30'3'=""' THEN V303!=TME ( 1) •- 84 ---------- - Do you, th,ink the federal government will raise personal taxes in, the next twelve months.* or do you expect them to stay at their present Ilevei?' 1. YE.is WILL RAIS'E P'ERSDNAL TAXES 3. DEPENDS (VOLUNTEERED) 5. N0. EXPECT THEM TO STAY AT PRESENT LEVELS 8. DiON'T KNOW M N : V163 N-29

0 19-:ct-8.4 M;CMI'GAN SURVEY 8 --- a5' ---------- Thero has been some talk recently about a nuclear freezet that i's; a proposal to halt the testingv productiono ai iinstallation of additional nuclear weapons. Have you been paying much attention to the~issue of a nuclear freeze or not?, I . Y'E S 5. NO 41JK N : V164 .-- 06 ---------- Do youi favor or oppose, the United' States agireeJn9 to a "nuclear freeze" with the Soviet Union (that is. putt'ing a stoP to the testingi productiono and instailation of aad j t i ona l nuc 1'ear weapons by trottn s i!des )? 1. FAVOR, 3. ©EIPEND'S (VJLUitiTEERS ) 5. OiPPGSEI 8. ©ON•'T KNOW jJiM 01 : V'165 .-- g7' ------- --- Oo~ you f avor or opoose the Eipua I R i ghts, Amendment - al!so~ knowin as~ t•he~~ E~~RA~ - the, proposed!cons~ti~t~~ut'~i'~ona~ll almen0ment concierni n9 l+omen?' 1. FAVOR 54, CiPPOSE 8'. ©0N'T KNOW JUM ! :' V166

c MTCHIGAN SUR'vEY 8 C1':7 aM P4 C= 6 ( Some peon I e don•'t pay much atte'nt i on to piol i!t ica I campa i qns. How about yo'u?' Wouldiyou'say that you have been very much ilnterested4 somewhat Intere'stedl or not much interested In the presidrentiial campaigns so far this year? 1. VERY MUCH INTERE'ST!ED 3'. SbMEWiHAT' INTERESTED 5. NOT MUCH INTERESTED &. DON•T KNOW JH k : V'I,67' -- 891 ---------- And how, interested~ have you been in the U'*S. Senate campa i qn so far this year? l. VERY MUCH INTERESTED: 3. SOM'€'WHiAT INTERESTED 5. NOT' MUCH INTERESTED S. 2DN''T KNOW ~ M. 9 : V1'~69 N -31 rz0 N ~ ~. ~ W W . on

0'9-Oct-Fo4 WI:37 0lk' PAGE . 9 M!IC'HI'GAN SURVEY, 8' Now I e t' s ta l hc about your fee l i'n!gs t ornar ds the candida te s you know somethi ng about. I'11 read the name of, a person and 11 willi ask you to rate that person on a thermometer that runs from 0 degrees to 100 degrees. Ratings between 50, and 100 degrees: mean that you feel favorabJe and' warm toward that person. Ratings between 0 and 50 degrees mean that you dion't feel too favorabie and are cool towards that person. You may use any number from C to 100 to tel l me how favorable or un[avorabile your feei iings are for each, person. If, you recognize the name but don't feel particularly warm or cold toward the, persons you would rate the person at the 50 deg~ree mark. If you don't reco~3nlze~the name, just let me know and we''lI go on to the! next question. Our f i rst person I s al02Rona Idl Reagana00~. How, wouil d you rate him usi'ng this thermometer? 0-10Jl. ENTER NUMBfR 997. OiOESN' T RECCGNI'ZE NAME 998. DON'T KNOW WMtRE T0 RATE: CAN!•T JUOGE 1U M:r N X'2 : V169 :V'I IF V'3'.04=N4' THEN V3Oy=TMF(1) -- C1b-d ---- ------ (Ratiings between 50 degrees and 1010 degrees nean that you feel f'avorabde and warm towardi that person. Ratings between 0 degrees and'l 5') 9e9rees mean that you don't fee4 too favorable and are roo4 toward that' penson. Youimay use any number from 0 to 100 to tel li me how favorable or unfavorabl'e your feel ingsl arel for eachi person. ) Wallter Mon" le (How wouild' you rate him usi'ng thi's tfiermometerl~?' Jack Lousma? Car l! Uev i n? 0-10'0. ENTER NUMBER 997. DOESN'T RECOGN1ZE NAME 998. D'ON'•T KN!0,W' WHEIRE' TO RATE: C'AN'T J'UDG'E WWM Max> : V'170 <NUM 1tIe!> : V172 NuIM MttR> : V171 N-32

79-Ott-24 . MII'C'HI'GA(V SURVEY 8 - L2 a ---------- ae' C i i ke to know your i maress i ons of Rona l d Rea9an. I am loinig to read a 1 ist of words and mhrases peop4 e use to: describe po1 itical' f~iqu-res. After each one. I wouil'd like you to: te:l1' me how much the word or phrase fits your impressUon of, Ronald Rieagan. The first phrase is "'intelligent.° Hon+ much would you say the word intelligent fits your impression of Ronald Reagan: s;Ireat dlea 1. somewhatp a 1 i tt l e.. or not a a 1 f?' I. A, GREAT DEAL 2. SOMEWHAT 3. C'AN'T DECIDE (V'OLUMT'Ec'RSJ 4. A LITTLE 5. NOT AT ALL p. OG:V"T KNOW Jy N > : V'173 - C 2,b-d ---------- L (How~ much would you say :C4 a'CL" fits yovr impressilon of Rea.-jan: a gr eat diea l. somewhat, a' 1 i tt f e, or not at a l t?) . b. c. •/0 moralpr ov i'daes strong 1 eadersh i p understands the problems of' people like you 1. A GREAT DEAL 2. SD!KEWHAT 3. CAW•'T DECIDE (1VJLUMT€ER5) 4. A L IITTLE-. 5. WOT' AT ALL 9. DJN"T KNCW JM x> : V174 <'NUM ft> : V17~6 Um +:> : V'175 N= 33

(Ji9!-0ct-84 - C3a ---------- y1CM+IGAN SURVEY 8 Now 3bout kal'ter Mondale. How much would you say °inteJligent"' fits your impressi'on of h[m: a great deal, somewbate a little, or not at al'I?' 1. A' GR'EAT' DEAL 2'. SOMIE'WHiAT' 3. CAN'T DECIDE (VOLUNTEERS) 4. A L1'TTLE 5'. NOT AT' ALL 8. IDON'T' K'NOIW NUM v> : V'177' •- C 3 b-d' ---------- ( t(ow murh wouil d,you say a04 a00 f i ts your i mpr ess i orn of Mornda)e^: a great deal!. sornewhatW a(ittle, or not at all?) b. moral c. provides strong i'ea,dershilpp do untier s'tands the pro'bl'ems of peopi e 1 i ke you 1i. A GREAT 0'EAL. 2. SOMEaihtAT 3. C'AN,6T DECI'DE' (VOLUNTEERS) 4. A LITTLE 5. NOT AT ALL 8. DON'T KNOW ,lUw r> : V1T8' <'NUMi M!> : V180. NUM' N> : V179 -- C4a ---------- Na'M about Cari' Levin. How much wou ld you say ^iintei'1 iqent'" fits your i'mpres'silon of him: a great deal. somewhat. a little, or not at all? 1. A GREAT DEAL 2. SOMEWHAT 3. CAIN'T DECIDE (VOLUINTEEIR'S). 4. A LITTLE 5. NOT AT ALL 8. DOH'T KNOW NUwi V> : V181 N-34' C'1':37 P, PAG". ~11