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Survey question
Faith Matters Survey, 2006
Collection date:
2006-08-29
4-4. As you may know, around half the public does not vote in presidential elections. How about you - did you vote in the presidential election in 2004 when George Bush ran against John Kerry, or did you skip that one?
Response options:
No, skipped that one
,
Yes, voted
,
Not eligible
,
Don't know/No opinion
,
No answer/Refused
Survey question
Faith Matters Survey, 2011
Collection date:
2011-09-12
13-5a. People often disagree on the morality or immorality of certain behaviors. For each of the following behaviors, please tell me whether you consider the behavior to be always wrong, sometimes wrong, or never wrong. How about unwedded mothers having c
Response options:
Never wrong
,
Sometimes wrong
,
Always wrong
Survey question
Great Lakes Restoration Initiative human wellbeing survey
Collection date:
2021-03-01
Please indicate what goals the project was designed to accomplish. [Please check all that apply] - Selected Choice To improve human wellbeing (e.g. create recreation opportunities like fishing, hunting, birding, or hiking, revitalization, raise property value, create jobs, reduce flood-related property damage).
Response options:
To improve human wellbeing (e.g. create recreation opportunities like fishing, hunting, birding, or hiking, revitalization, raise property value, create jobs, reduce flood-related property damage).
Survey question
Faith Matters Survey, 2007
Collection date:
2007-07-27
10-17. How often, if at all, are social or political issues discussed from the pulpit in this congregation--several times a month, once every month or two, a few times a year or less often, or never? (CNGPOLPUL_07)
Response options:
Never
,
A few times a year or less often
,
Once every month or two
,
Several times a month
Survey question
Faith Matters Survey, 2006
Collection date:
2006-08-29
4-5. Did you vote for George Bush, John Kerry, Ralph Nader or someone else in 2004?
Response options:
George Bush
,
John Kerry
,
Ralph Nader
,
Someone else
,
Don't know/No opinion
,
No answer/Refused
Survey question
2019 Survey of Religion Among U.S. Teens and Their Parents
Collection date:
2019-04-14
TGOD1. Do you believe in God or a universal spirit?
Response options:
Yes
,
No
,
Refused
Survey question
Empirical Study of Religious Liberty Decisions (1996-2005)
Collection date:
2005-07-27
Free establishment/accommodation outcome [Free Exercise Clause]
Response options:
Claimant prevails on significant issue
,
Claimant loses on significant issue
,
Missing
Survey question
Jewish Americans in 2020
Collection date:
2020-07-01
In general, how friendly or unfriendly do you think each of the following is toward Israel? Donald Trump
Response options:
1 = Friendly toward Israel
,
2 = Neutral toward Israel
,
3 = Unfriendly toward Israel
,
99 = Not answered
Survey question
Faith Matters Survey, 2011
Collection date:
2011-09-12
13-5d. People often disagree on the morality or immorality of certain behaviors. For each of the following behaviors, please tell me whether you consider the behavior to be always wrong, sometimes wrong, or never wrong. How about a man and a woman having
Response options:
Never wrong
,
Sometimes wrong
,
Always wrong
Survey question
Empirical Study of Religious Liberty Decisions (2006-2015)
Collection date:
2015-07-27
If the claimant raised a claim under the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment, then code for 1 if the claimant prevailed on that claim and 0 otherwise. If the claimant did not raise a Free Exercise claim, then code as 99.
Response options:
Claimant did not prevail
,
Claimant prevailed
,
Not applicable
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