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VAR CF9105 REP HSE CAND- 7PT GUARANTEED JOBS SCALE
COLUMNS 1009-1009
NUMERIC
MD EQ 0 OR GE 8
Some people feel the government in Washington should see to it that
every person has a job and a good standard of living. Others think the
government should just let each person get ahead on his own.
Where would you place <the Republican U.S. House Candidate> on this
scale? (7-POINT SCALE SHOWN TO R)
GUARANTEED JOBS/STANDARD OF LIVING-- REPUBLICAN HOUSE CANDIDATE'S
RATING ON 7-POINT SCALE
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USE WEIGHT VARIABLE VCF0009/VCF0009A/VCF0009B.
Responses referring to an independent or "other" candidate are not
recorded here for districts having only one major party candidate
(e.g. type race 23 in VCF0902).
NO SELF-PLACEMENT INAPS:
In all years before 1998, if R replied DK or "haven't thought much
about it" in rating self on this same 7-point scale, then R was not
asked this question.
In 1998, randomization occurred for the order of the 2 major party
House candidate names for this placement.
In 1998, if R did not recognize the name of the Democratic
candidate for the thermometer rating, then this question was not
asked.
1. GOVERNMENT SEE TO JOB AND GOOD STANDARD OF LIVING
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7. GOVERNMENT LET EACH PERSON GET AHEAD ON OWN
8. DK/DON'T RECOGNIZE (incl. no recognition on thermometer)
9. NA; INAP, telephone (1984); no post IW (1980,1984); question
not used
0. Inap, R self-rating was DK or "Haven't thought much about
it"; no Republican candidate in district race (incl.
Washington DC)
1978: 362 1980: 1116 1982: 430
1984: 1052 1994: 933 1998: 980461
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Walter Mebane
2003-02-17