09-11-2012

hdl:1902.4/USPEW2012-01COM

This survey covers the following issues and topics: Rating community (1); financial satisfaction (1); talking with neighbors (1); going out (1); using Internet (1); using email (1); accessing the internet (1); using social networking sites (2); activities in past year (2); attending religious services (1); choosing statements (4); trusting people (1); government size and services (1); interacting with public officials (1); possessing a passport (1); getting unemployment compensation (1); getting social security payments (1); getting food assistance (1); health (1); smoking cigarettes (2); news source for presidential election (17); enjoyment in keeping up with campaign/ election news (1); voter registration (2); voter frequency (1); thinking about 2012 candidates (1); reelecting Barack Obama (1); impression of Republican candidates (1); Republican candidate preference (2); learning about presidential campaign from certain news sources (14); learning about presidential campaign from internet sources (5); watching Republican debates (2); contact with presidential campaigns (8); political bias in news (1); identifying Republican candidates through traits (3); states holding primaries (1).

Pew Research Center for the People & the Press, 2012, "Pew Research Center Poll: January 2012 Political Communications Survey"

Pew Research Center for the People & the Press

Harvard University

SCR:011273

DataVerse

Dataverse Network Project

SCR:001997