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Elon University Poll

Elon University Poll, May 2017 · Apr 18–21, 2017 · US: North Carolina

Methodology

Pollster
Elon University Poll academic
Sponsor
Elon University
Fielded
Apr 18–21, 2017
Population
registered voters
Sample size
506
Sample frame
unknown
Mode
telephone - live interviewer, cell phone and landline
Margin of error
+/- 4.4%
Weighting
raking on age, race, gender and registered party identification
Geography
US: North Carolina

Sources

Verification note. Wording, toplines and party crosstab read directly from the Elon Poll report PDF. Fielded roughly four weeks after HB142 partially repealed HB2 (2017-03-30). The PDF methodology page misprints the field year as 2016; the report body and the release both say April 18-21, 2017, which is used here.

Figures below are transcribed from these documents. Where they disagree with the source, the source governs.

Questions asked (1)

Political salienceforced choicein a trend series
perceived effect of HB2 on North Carolina's national reputation, after HB142

Regardless of what you think about House Bill 2 itself, do you think the national reputation of North Carolina is [better], [worse], or about the same since it made national headlines?

Worse
64.5%
About the same
23.7%
Better
7%
Don't know (volunteered)
4.3%
Refused (volunteered)
0.4%

Wording notes: explicitly instructs respondents to set aside their own view of the law | rotated better/worse order

neutral — all three directions offered and the better/worse order rotated

Subgroup figures (13)

party

GroupBetterWorseAbout the same
Democrats3%74%19%
Independents7%69%20%
Republicans12%49%35%

gender

GroupWorse
Male63%
Female66%

race

GroupWorse
White64%
Black66%

Every figure on this page is transcribed from the source linked above. How to read this data →