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not in the u.s. or canada
skipped
not asked
phone - don't know
refused
male
female
phone - refused
white
black
hispanic
asian
native american
mixed
other
middle eastern
not sure
very liberal
liberal
moderate
conservative
very conservative
strong democrat
not very strong democrat
lean democrat
independent
lean republican
not very strong republican
strong republican
democrat
republican
no hs
high school graduate
some college
2-year
4-year
post-grad
less than $10,000
$10,000 - $14,999
$15,000 - $19,999
$20,000 - $24,999
$25,000 - $29,999
$30,000 - $39,999
$40,000 - $49,999
$50,000 - $59,999
$60,000 - $69,999
$70,000 - $79,999
$80,000 - $99,999
$100,000 - $119,999
$120,000 - $149,999
$150,000 or more
prefer not to say
yes
no
i rent
i own my apartment or house
i live with someone else (such as a parent, grandparent), bu
i live in institutional housing, such as a dormitory or nurs
support
oppose
i don't know
it is very common
it occurs occasionally
it occurs infrequently
it almost never occurs
i almost always vote in every election, regardless of what i
i usually vote in national and/or state elections, and tend
i usually vote in local elections, and tend not to vote in n
i usually haven't voted in the past, regardless of what type
very confident
somewhat confident
not too confident
not at all confident
don't know
john mccain (republican)
barack obama (democrat)
robert barr (libertarian)
cynthia mckinney (green party)
ralph  nader (independent)
other candidate or party
i did not vote in this race
very easy
somewhat easy
somewhat hard
very hard
i don't remember
on election day
a few days before election day
the week before election day
more than a week before election day
i personally mailed it back in.
someone else in my household mailed it back in.
i personally returned the ballot to an official election loc
someone else in my household returned the ballot to an offic
my spouse or partner
a child of mine
a friend of mine
an election official or precinct worker
another voter, or someone else at my voting location
a person who helps me out because i have a physical disabili
my state or locality only has vote-by-mail.
i have signed up to receive a mail or absentee ballot automa
voting by mail or absentee was just more convenient for me t
i was out of town for this election
i have a physical disability that makes it difficult for me
i could not get to the polls on election day because of my w
i am in the armed forces
i was an election official or poll worker
religious observances would have interfered with my going to
under 30
between 31 and 50
between 51 and 70
older than 70
african-american
other/multi-racial
i don't recall the race of my poll worker
excellent
good
fair
poor
i was asked specifically for an id card with a picture on it
i showed a picture id card because it was convenient for me;
voter registration card
another picture id card issued by the government
a picture id card not issued by the government (student id,
an id card without a picture, which the poll worker accepted
a bill, letter, or package addressed to me, which the poll w
although i was asked for an id, i didn't show one
yes.  i voted using a regular ballot.
yes.  i voted using a provisional ballot
i was offered a provisional ballot, but i chose not to vote
no, i was not allowed to vote
most of my wait was to check in to vote.
most of my wait was after i had checked in, and i was waitin
my wait in line was fairly evenly divided between checking i
i don't recall.
not at all
less than 10 minutes
10-30 minutes
31minutes - 1 hour
more than 1 hour
don't' know
i voted a regular ballot
i voted using a provisional ballot
very well - i did not see any problems at the polling place
okay  -  i saw some minor problems, but nothing that interfe
not well - i saw some minor problems that affected the abili
terrible -  i saw some major problems that affected the abil
private home
private business
school building
church
police/fire station
a store or shopping mall
senior center
community center
library
other government office (court house, municipal building, ci
very difficult
somewhat difficult
fairly easy
in person on election day (at polling place or precinct)
in person before election day (early)
voted by mail (or absentee)
i am a first time voter
i have voted in elections before
i had no interest in voting in this election
it was too late to request an absentee ballot once i thought
i requested an absentee ballot, but it never came
i wouldn't have been allowed to vote absentee according to m
requesting an absentee ballot requires too much effort
i didn't know how to request an absentee ballot
i just prefer to vote in person
not a factor
a minor factor
a major factor
i did not vote in the election this november
i thought about voting this time, but didn't
i usually vote, but didn't this time
i tried to vote, but was not allowed to when i tried
i tried to vote, but it ended up being too much trouble
i definitely voted in the november general election
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