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1101 Connecticut Avenue NW, Suite 200 Washington, DC 20036 (202) 463-7300 Interview dates: Interviews: 1,001 adults Margin of error: +3.1 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS POLL CONDUCTED BY IPSOS-PUBLIC AFFAIRS RELEASE DATE: AUGUST 19, 2004 PROJECT #81-4568-78 NOTE: all results shown are percentages unless otherwise labeled. REGISTERED VOTERS/PARTY IDENTIFICATION 1. Are you currently registered to vote at this address, or not? Yes... 79 No... 21 Refused/not sure... - 2a. Do you consider yourself a Democrat, a Republican, an Independent or none of these? (IF DEMOCRAT TO Q.2a, Q.2b ASKED. IF REPUBLICAN TO Q.2a, Q.2c ASKED. IF INDEPENDENT or NONE OF THESE TO Q.2a, Q.2d ASKED. RESULTS SHOWN IN SUMMARY BELOW.) 2b. Do you lean strongly or only moderately toward the Democratic Party? 2c. Do you lean strongly or only moderately toward the Republican Party? 2d. Do your beliefs tend to lean more toward the Democrats or the Republicans? REGISTERED VOTERS Strongly Republican... 21 Moderately Republican... 23 Definitely Independent/neither... 8 Moderately Democrat... 23 Strongly Democrat... 23 Refused/not sure... 2 Total Republican... 44 Total Democrat... 46 * Half the respondents were asked party identification in this location, the other half were asked at the end of the survey with the other demographic questions. Results for the respondents who were asked the question early were 43% Republican, 45% Democrat. For the respondents asked later in the survey, the results were 44% Republican, 47% Democrat.

Ipsos-Public Affairs Project #81-4568-78 Page 2 JOBS STUDY 1. In general, how satisfied are you with the way things are going in your life at this time? Would you say Very satisfied... 38 Somewhat satisfied... 42 Somewhat dissatisfied... 11 Very dissatisfied... 8 Not sure... 1 Total Satisfied... 81 Total Dissatisfied... 18 D2. Are you employed: TOTAL EMPLOYED... 61 - Full time... 52 - Part time... 9 Not employed... 17 Retired... 22 Refused/not sure... - (Q.2-Q11 ASKED ONLY OF THOSE WHO SAY IN Q.D2 THAT THEY ARE EMPLOYED FULL OR PART TIME.) Now, a few questions about working 2. In a typical week, how many hours do you work for pay or profit? Up to 20 hours... 8 21-34 hours... 9 35-39 hours... 6 40 hours... 40 41-49 hours... 13 50 hours... 11 Over 50 hours... 12 Not sure... 1 Total Under 35 Hours... 17 Total 35-40 Hours... 46 Total Over 40 Hours... 36 3. How many different jobs do you hold for pay or profit? 1 job... 86 2 jobs... 10 3 or more jobs... 4 Not sure... -

Ipsos-Public Affairs Project #81-4568-78 Page 3 (IF RESPONDENT SAYS THEY HAVE 2 OR MORE JOBS IN Q.3: For the next few questions, please answer based on the job you consider your main job.) 4. How satisfied or dissatisfied are you with your job? Would you say you are Very satisfied... 48 Somewhat satisfied... 43 Somewhat dissatisfied... 6 Very dissatisfied... 3 Not sure... - Total Satisfied... 91 Total Dissatisfied... 9 5. How important is your job to your overall satisfaction with life? Would you say Very important... 47 Somewhat important... 44 Not too important... 6 Not at all important... 3 Not sure... - Total Important... 91 Total Not Important... 9 6. What best describes how you feel about your job? Something you only do to earn money... 39 An important part of who you are as a person... 61 Not sure... - 7. I m going to read you a list of characteristics of your job. For each one, please tell me if you very satisfied, somewhat satisfied, somewhat dissatisfied, or very dissatisfied with that aspect of your job. THIS TABLE IS RANKED BY THE PERCENTAGE WHO SAY VERY OR SOMEWHAT SATISFIED Very Satisfied Somewhat Satisfied Somewhat Dissatisfied Very Dissatisfied Self Employed Not Sure Total Satisfied Total Dissatisfied Your relationships with your co-workers... 69 25 3 1 1 1 94 3 Your boss or immediate supervisor... 54 31 7 3 5-84 10 The vacation time you receive... 58 24 9 8-1 83 16 Your opportunities for advancement... 36 39 13 11-1 75 24 The amount of on-the-job stress... 22 43 24 10-1 65 34 The health insurance benefits offered by your employer... 34 30 11 17 5 3 64 28 The retirement benefits offered by your employer... 34 29 12 18 4 3 62 30

Ipsos-Public Affairs Project #81-4568-78 Page 4 8. All things considered, which of the following aspects of your job will you be most concerned about in the coming months? Keeping your job... 21 Your salary... 37 Your work hours... 31 (NOT READ) None of the above... 11 Not sure... - 9. Which of the following comes closest to describing how you feel about your present job? My job is interesting nearly all the time... 42 While my job is interesting most of the time, there are dull stretches now and then... 48 There are a few times when my job is interesting, but mostly it is pretty dull and monotonous... 8 My job is completely dull and monotonous, there is nothing interesting about it... 2 Not sure... - 10. I m going to read you some statements related to your job. For each of these statements, please tell me if you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree or strongly disagree with each statement. THIS TABLE IS RANKED BY THE PERCENTAGE WHO SAY STRONGLY OR SOMEWHAT AGREE Strongly Agree Somewhat Agree Somewhat Disagree Strongly Disagree Not Sure Total Agree Total Disagree I do a good job of balancing my job and my family... 61 33 4 1 1 94 5 I feel the work I do is important... 70 23 3 4-93 7 My job allows me to achieve to my full potential... 36 39 17 8-75 25 11. After a long weekend, vacation, or a few days off from work, what best describes how you usually feel about going back to work? Do you Feel ready to go back to work... 51 Wish you could have a longer break... 49 Not sure... - 12. Do you feel you are paid fairly for the work you do, or not? Yes... 71 No... 29 Not sure... -

Ipsos-Public Affairs Project #81-4568-78 Page 5 DEMOGRAPHICS NOTE: Results for demographic questions represent all adults unless otherwise indicated. D1a. D1b. First of all, in what year were you born? Have you already had a birthday this year? (IF RESPONDENT REFUSES Q.D1a OR Q.D1b, Q.D1c ASKED. RESULTS SHOWN IN SUMMARY BELOW.) D1c. Are you: 18-34... 31 35-49... 27 50-64... 24 65 and over... 17 Refused/not sure... 1 (Q.D3 ASKED ONLY OF THOSE WHO ARE EMPLOYED FULL OR PART-TIME IN Q.D2.) D3. We would also like to have just a general idea of what type of occupation you have. Which one of the following best describes your current job? Professional... 16 Senior executive or manager... 9 Clerical or administrative... 6 Sales or services... 10 A skilled trade or technical occupation... 10 Blue-collar work or laborer... 5 Farming or fishing... 1 Other (VOL)... 4 Refused/not sure... - Not Employed Full/Part Time (Q.D2)... 39 D4. What is the last year of school you completed? Grade school or some high school... 7 Completed high school... 23 Some college but did not finish... 25 Completed a two year college degree... 11 Completed a four year college degree... 21 Completed a post-graduate degree such as a Master s or Ph.D... 13 Refused/not sure... - D5. Are you currently married? Yes... 54 No... 46 Refused/not sure... -

Ipsos-Public Affairs Project #81-4568-78 Page 6 D6. Including yourself and any children, how many people are currently living in your household? 1... 21 2... 35 3... 17 4... 14 5... 8 6 or more... 4 Refused/not sure... 1 (Q.D7a-c ASKED ONLY OF THOSE WHO SAY MORE THAN ONE PERSON IN HOUSEHOLD IN Q.D6.) D7a. How many children under 6 years are currently living in your household? D7b. D7c. How many children ages 6 to 12 are currently living in your household? How many children ages 13 to 17 are currently living in your household? ANY CHILDREN NET... 36 Under 6... 19 6-12... 18 13-17... 14 NO CHILDREN... 63 Refused/not sure... 1 D8. Do you currently own stocks, bonds or mutual funds? Yes... 52 No... 46 Refused/not sure... 2 (Q.D9 ASKED ONLY OF THOSE WHO SAY THEY OWN STOCKS, BONDS OR MUTUAL FUNDS IN Q.D8.) D9. In the past 12 months, how many times did you make changes in your investments - buying or selling stocks or stock mutual funds either within or outside an employer-sponsored 401K plan? INVESTORS None... 34 1 time... 21 2 times... 13 3 times... 7 4 times... 5 5 to 9 times... 8 10 to 14 times... 4 15 to 19 times... 1 20 to 24 times... 1 25 times or more... 2 Refused/not sure... 4 Active Investors (5 times or more)... 17 D10. Do you own your home, or do you rent? Own... 72 Rent... 26 Refused/not sure... 2

Ipsos-Public Affairs Project #81-4568-78 Page 7 D11a. What religion are you? Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, or some other religion? Protestant... 53 Catholic... 22 Jewish... 2 Some other religion... 11 (NOT READ) No religion... 10 Refused/not sure... 2 D11b. Would you describe yourself as either a fundamentalist or born-again Christian, or neither? Born-again Christian... 29 Fundamentalist... 5 Neither... 64 Refused/not sure... 2 D12a. Are you of Hispanic ethnicity? (Q.D12b ASKED ONLY OF THOSE WHO DO NOT SAY THEY ARE HISPANIC IN Q.D15a.) D12b. Are you white, black, Asian, or some other race? (RESULTS SHOWN IN SUMMARY BELOW.) White... 80 Black... 9 Hispanic... 7 Asian... 1 American Indian... - Other... 2 Refused... 1 D13. Could you please tell me your household income from all sources in 2003? Under $15,000... 10 $15,000 to less than $20,000... 8 $20,000 to less than $25,000... 7 $25,000 to less than $30,000... 5 $30,000 to less than $40,000... 9 $40,000 to less than $50,000... 10 $50,000 to less than $75,000... 16 $75,000 to less than $100,000... 9 $100,000 or more... 13 Refused/not sure... 13

Ipsos-Public Affairs Project #81-4568-78 Page 8 REGION: Northeast... 20 Midwest... 23 South... 35 West... 22 METROPOLITAN STATUS: Urban... 28 Suburban... 47 Rural... 25 GENDER: Male... 48 Female... 52