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Pew Research Center poll political typology.
- Title
- Pew Research Center poll [electronic resource] : political typology.
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- Major topics covered: Bill Clinton job performance (1); Republican leaders in Congress job performance (1); heard of people in news (1); 2000 presidential election (15); direction of country (1); most important problem facing country today (1); know which political party has a majority in the U.S. House of Representatives (1); how much money federal government is spending this year (1); personal characteristics and qualities important to a president (1); presidents dealing with problems (6); government (4); race issues (2); immigrants (1); U.S.-foreign relations (1); ensuring peace (1); fighting for country (1); success in life (2); too much power is/is not concentrated in the hands of a few large companies (1); corporations (1); elected officials (2); description of respondent (26); opinion of some groups and organizations (10); opinion of some programs and proposals being discussed in this country (9); proposal which would allow Americans to put a portion of their Social Security taxes into a personal savings account to be used for retirement (2); defense spending (1); accomplishments/failures of the Clinton administration (1); personal finances (3); employment (1); enough money to lead kind of life wanted (1); this year Republicans and Democrats in Washington have been working together more to solve problems/bickering and opposing one another more (1); how often watch certain TV programs/read certain publications (4); radio shows (1); use a computer (1); ever go online (2); ever contacted Congressional representative or Senator to express opinion on an issue (2); environment (2); limits to growth in this country (1); solving problems in America (1); homosexuality (1); banning books (1); religion (2); follow what's going on in government and public affairs (1); should/should not have a third major political party in this country (1); accomplishments of this Congress (1); what it means to be a Republican (4); what it means to be a Democrat (4); parents usually voted for Republicans/Democrats (1); Clinton administration (3); Monica Lewinsky (1); impeachment of Clinton (1); physical/leisure/recreational activities that respondent does/does not participate in (8); now registered to vote (2); how often vote (1); 1996 presidential election (1); 1992 presidential election (1); 1998 Congressional elections (3).
- Alternative Title
- Pew Research Center for the People & the press political typology survey
- Subject
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library