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1 Access and Infrastructure Maryland April 2014 Created for: American Petroleum Institute Presented by: Nielsen Interviewing: April 9 16, 2014 Respondents: 602 registered voters Method: Telephone Sample: Random digit dial Weighting: Results are weighted to be representative of Maryland registered voters. Sampling Error: +/-4% at 95% confidence 1
2 QS1. Are you currently registered to vote? Yes 100% No 0% Don't know/refused 0% Q1. Do you support or oppose increased production of domestic oil and natural gas resources located here in the U.S.? SUPPORT (NET) 81% Strongly support 49% Somewhat support 32% Neither support nor oppose 3% OPPOSE (NET) 11% Somewhat oppose 3% Strongly oppose 8% SCREENER QS1. Are you currently registered to vote? Yes 100% No 0% Don't know/refused 0% MAIN SURVEY Q1. Do you support or oppose increased production of domestic oil and natural gas resources located here in the U.S.? SUPPORT (NET) 81% Strongly support 49% Somewhat support 32% Neither support nor oppose 3% OPPOSE (NET) 11% Somewhat oppose 3% Strongly oppose 8% 2
3 Q2. How important to you is producing more oil and natural gas here at home? IMPORTANT (NET) 85% Very important 60% Somewhat important 25% NOT IMPORTANT (NET) 10% Not very important 6% Not at all important 4% Don't Know/Refused 5% Q3. Do you support or oppose increased development of the Base country's energy infrastructure? 602 SUPPORT (NET) 85% Strongly support 60% Somewhat support 25% Neither support nor oppose 2% OPPOSE (NET) 5% Somewhat oppose 2% Strongly oppose 3% Don't Know/Refused 8% Q2. How important to you is producing more oil and natural gas here at home? IMPORTANT (NET) 85% Very important 60% Somewhat important 25% NOT IMPORTANT (NET) 10% Not very important 6% Not at all important 4% Don't Know/Refused 5% Q3. Do you support or oppose increased development of the country's energy infrastructure? SUPPORT (NET) 85% Strongly support 60% Somewhat support 25% Neither support nor oppose 2% OPPOSE (NET) 5% Somewhat oppose 2% Strongly oppose 3% Don't Know/Refused 8% 3
4 Q4. Agree/Disagree: Increased production of domestic oil and natural gas resources could help strengthen America's energy security. AGREE (NET) 88% Strongly agree 63% Somewhat agree 25% Neither agree nor disagree 0% DISAGREE (NET) 11% Somewhat disagree 6% Strongly disagree 5% Don't Know/Refused 1% Q5. Agree/Disagree: Increased production of domestic oil and natural gas resources could lead to more jobs in the U.S. AGREE (NET) 88% Strongly agree 69% Somewhat agree 19% Neither agree nor disagree 0% DISAGREE (NET) 8% Somewhat disagree 2% Strongly disagree 6% Q4. Agree/Disagree: Increased production of domestic oil and natural gas resources could help strengthen America's energy security. AGREE (NET) 88% Strongly agree 63% Somewhat agree 25% Neither agree nor disagree 0% DISAGREE (NET) 11% Somewhat disagree 6% Strongly disagree 5% Don't Know/Refused 1% Q5. Agree/Disagree: Increased production of domestic oil and natural gas resources could lead to more jobs in the U.S. AGREE (NET) 88% Strongly agree 69% Somewhat agree 19% Neither agree nor disagree 0% DISAGREE (NET) 8% Somewhat disagree 2% Strongly disagree 6% 4
5 Q6. Agree/Disagree: Producing more domestic oil and natural gas could help lower energy costs for consumers. AGREE (NET) 84% Strongly agree 54% Somewhat agree 30% DISAGREE (NET) 13% Somewhat disagree 5% Strongly disagree 8% Don't Know/Refused 2% Q7. Agree/Disagree: Increased production of domestic oil and natural gas resources could help stimulate the economy. AGREE (NET) 88% Strongly agree 63% Somewhat agree 25% DISAGREE (NET) 9% Somewhat disagree 4% Strongly disagree 5% Q6. Agree/Disagree: Producing more domestic oil and natural gas could help lower energy costs for consumers. AGREE (NET) 84% Strongly agree 54% Somewhat agree 30% DISAGREE (NET) 13% Somewhat disagree 5% Strongly disagree 8% Don't Know/Refused 2% Q7. Agree/Disagree: Increased production of domestic oil and natural gas resources could help stimulate the economy. AGREE (NET) 88% Strongly agree 63% Somewhat agree 25% DISAGREE (NET) 9% Somewhat disagree 4% Strongly disagree 5% 5
6 Q8. Agree/Disagree: Producing more domestic oil and natural gas could benefit federal and state budgets through lease payments, royalty fees and other sources of revenue. AGREE (NET) 76% Strongly agree 45% Somewhat agree 31% Neither agree nor disagree 2% DISAGREE (NET) 14% Somewhat disagree 8% Strongly disagree 6% Don't Know/Refused 7% Q9. Agree/Disagree: Increased development of the country s energy infrastructure is good for American consumers. AGREE (NET) 89% Strongly agree 62% Somewhat agree 27% DISAGREE (NET) 8% Somewhat disagree 5% Strongly disagree 3% Q8. Agree/Disagree: Producing more domestic oil and natural gas could benefit federal and state budgets through lease payments, royalty fees and other sources of revenue. AGREE (NET) 76% Strongly agree 45% Somewhat agree 31% Neither agree nor disagree 2% DISAGREE (NET) 14% Somewhat disagree 8% Strongly disagree 6% Don't Know/Refused 7% Q9. Agree/Disagree: Increased development of the country s energy infrastructure is good for American consumers. AGREE (NET) 89% Strongly agree 62% Somewhat agree 27% DISAGREE (NET) 8% Somewhat disagree 5% Strongly disagree 3% 6
7 Q10. Agree/Disagree: Increased development of the country's energy infrastructure would help create jobs in the U.S. AGREE (NET) 91% Strongly agree 67% Somewhat agree 24% Neither agree nor disagree 0% DISAGREE (NET) 4% Somewhat disagree 2% Strongly disagree 2% Q11. Agree/Disagree: Increased development of the country's energy infrastructure would help strengthen America's energy security. AGREE (NET) 89% Strongly agree 62% Somewhat agree 27% DISAGREE (NET) 8% Somewhat disagree 5% Strongly disagree 3% Don't Know/Refused 2% Q10. Agree/Disagree: Increased development of the country's energy infrastructure would help create jobs in the U.S. AGREE (NET) 91% Strongly agree 67% Somewhat agree 24% Neither agree nor disagree 0% DISAGREE (NET) 4% Somewhat disagree 2% Strongly disagree 2% Q11. Agree/Disagree: Increased development of the country's energy infrastructure would help strengthen America's energy security. AGREE (NET) 89% Strongly agree 62% Somewhat agree 27% DISAGREE (NET) 8% Somewhat disagree 5% Strongly disagree 3% Don't Know/Refused 2% 7
8 Q12C. Do you support or oppose offshore drilling for domestic oil and natural gas resources? Base 0 SUPPORT (NET) -- Strongly support -- Somewhat support -- Neither support nor oppose -- OPPOSE (NET) -- Somewhat oppose -- Strongly oppose -- Don't Know/Refused -- Q12D. Agree/Disagree: Exporting natural gas helps create jobs here in the U.S. AGREE (NET) 74% Strongly agree 43% Somewhat agree 31% DISAGREE (NET) 21% Somewhat disagree 11% Strongly disagree 10% Q12. Agree/Disagree: Exporting natural gas helps create jobs here in the U.S. AGREE (NET) 74% Strongly agree 43% Somewhat agree 31% DISAGREE (NET) 21% Somewhat disagree 11% Strongly disagree 10% Q13. Agree/Disagree: Exporting natural gas helps strengthen America's energy security by making the U.S. a major supplier in the world's energy market. AGREE (NET) 72% Strongly agree 40% Somewhat agree 32% Neither agree nor disagree 2% DISAGREE (NET) 23% Somewhat disagree 13% Strongly disagree 10% 8
9 Q13A. Q15. Do Do you you support support or or oppose oppose exporting the hydraulic natural fracturing gas from process the Cove to access Point facility domestic in Maryland? natural gas and oil resources here in North Carolina? Base 0 SUPPORT (NET) 61% SUPPORT (NET) -- Strongly support 32% Strongly support -- Somewhat support 29% Somewhat support -- Neither support nor oppose 2% Neither OPPOSE support (NET) nor oppose 23% -- OPPOSE Somewhat (NET) oppose 11% -- Somewhat Strongly oppose oppose 12% -- Don't Strongly Know/Refused oppose 12% -- Don't Know/Refused -- Q14. Agree/Disagree: Exporting natural gas from facilities such as Cove Point in Maryland is good for the state's economy. AGREE (NET) 77% Strongly agree 46% Somewhat agree 31% Neither agree nor disagree 2% DISAGREE (NET) 16% Somewhat disagree 7% Strongly disagree 9% Don't Know/Refused 6% Q15. Do you support or oppose exporting natural gas from the Cove Point facility in Maryland? SUPPORT (NET) 61% Strongly support 32% Somewhat support 29% Neither support nor oppose 2% OPPOSE (NET) 23% Somewhat oppose 11% Strongly oppose 12% Don't Know/Refused 12% 9
10 Gender Male 47% Female 53% Age Base % % % % % Don't know/refused 2% Education Less than high school 5% High school graduate 23% Some college 19% Associate's degree 8% College graduate 24% Post-graduate 20% Don't know/refused 0% DEMOGRAPHICS Gender Male 47% Female 53% Age Base % % % % % Don't know/refused 2% Education Less than high school 5% High school graduate 23% Some college 19% Associate's degree 8% College graduate 24% Post-graduate 20% Don't know/refused 0% 10
11 Party ID Republican 22% Strong Republican 14% Not-so-strong Republican 7% Democrat 44% Strong Democrat 31% Not-so-strong Democrat 12% Independent 24% Lean Republican 9% Lean Democrat 8% Do not lean either way 5% Other 7% Don't know/refuse 2% Political Ideology CONSERVATIVE (NET) 49% Very conservative 18% Somewhat conservative 31% Neither 6% LIBERAL (NET) 39% Somewhat liberal 27% Very liberal 12% Don't Know/Refused 7% Party ID Republican 22% Strong Republican 14% Not-so-strong Republican 7% Democrat 44% Strong Democrat 31% Not-so-strong Democrat 12% Independent 24% Lean Republican 9% Lean Democrat 8% Do not lean either way 5% Other 7% Don't know/refuse 2% Political Ideology CONSERVATIVE (NET) 49% Very conservative 18% Somewhat conservative 31% Neither 6% LIBERAL (NET) 39% Somewhat liberal 27% Very liberal 12% Don't Know/Refused 7% 11
12 Race/Ethnicity White 58% Hispanic 4% Black or African American 29% Asian or Pacific Islander 0% Native American or Alaskan Native 2% Mixed Race 0% Some other race 4% No, not of Hispanic origin 93% Don't know/refused 6% Urbanicity Rural 23% Urban 15% Suburban 58% Are you, or is anyone in your household, a member of a labor union? Yes 8% No 90% Not sure 2% Refuse 0% Race/Ethnicity White 58% Hispanic 4% Black or African American 29% Asian or Pacific Islander 0% Native American or Alaskan Native 2% Mixed Race 0% Some other race 4% No, not of Hispanic origin 93% Don't know/refused 6% Urbanicity Rural 23% Urban 15% Suburban 58% Are you, or is anyone in your household, a member of a labor union? Yes 8% No 90% Not sure 2% Refuse 0% 12
13 Income Under $5,000 2% $5,000 but less than $10,000 1% $10,000 but less than $15,000 1% $15,000 but less than $20,000 1% $20,000 but less than $25,000 4% $25,000 but less than $30,000 3% $30,000 but less than $35,000 2% $35,000 but less than $40,000 4% $40,000 but less than $50,000 4% $50,000 but less than $60,000 5% $60,000 but less than $75,000 8% $75,000 but less than $80,000 6% $80,000 but less than $100,000 6% $100,000 or more 31% Don't know/refused 22% Income Under $5,000 2% $5,000 but less than $10,000 1% $10,000 but less than $15,000 1% $15,000 but less than $20,000 1% $20,000 but less than $25,000 4% $25,000 but less than $30,000 3% $30,000 but less than $35,000 2% $35,000 but less than $40,000 4% $40,000 but less than $50,000 4% $50,000 but less than $60,000 5% $60,000 but less than $75,000 8% $75,000 but less than $80,000 6% $80,000 but less than $100,000 6% $100,000 or more 31% Don't know/refused 22% 13
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