Case ID Number
Data Record I
County
Region
Type of Community
Most Important Problem
Address Problem
Level of Government
Role - Colleges and Universities
Problems - University's Assist
Rate Quality Life
Rate Health Medical Services
Rate Social Services
Rate Law Enforcement
Rate Road Maintenance
Rate Parks and Recreational Facilities
Rate Quality of Air/Water
Rate Public Schools
Rate Local Courts
Rate Churches
Rate Local Businesses
Rate Labor Unions
Rate Clinton
Rate Bush
Rate U.S. Congress
Rate Michigan Supreme Court
Rate US Supreme Court
Supreme Political
Rate Engler
Rate Michigan Legislature
Issues Governor/Legislature
Trust Federal Government
Trust Legislature
Trust Local
Most for Money
Rate Quality of Elections
Problems w/ Voting
Responsibility Voters
Government's Fault
State Holiday
Vote President Saturdays
Multiple Days Voting
Consolidating Voting Days
Vote Over Internet
Michigan's Precincts Same Technology
Pay More Taxes
Follow Florida Re-Count
Effect Legitimacy
Present Financial
Future Financial
Household's Overall Situation
Inflation Rate
Employment Situtation
Business Conditions
Role Universities Economy
Gender
Year Born
Education Level
Ethncity
White/Caucasian
African American or Black
Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
Asian
American Indian or Alaska Native
Gathered responses to cd5a-d
Term US Senator
US Senator Follow-Up
U.S. Supreme Court Justices
U.S. Supreme Court Justices - Follow Up
Minimum Voting Age
Minimum Voting Age - Follow-Up
Elected President
Elected President - Follow-Up
Override Veto
Override Presidential Veto
Majority Michigan Legislature?
Majority Michigan Legislature - Follow -Up
Office William Rehnquist
Position William Renquist-Follow -Up
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Political Party
Republican
Democrat
Independent
Party ID
Political Ideology
Conservative
Liberal
Moderate
Ideology
Marital Status
Adults
Hours TV
Employment
Type Employment
Access Internet
Where Access
Reason No Internet
Main Reason Access
Obtain Liscense/Gov Forms
Send/Receive E-mail
Look For Information
Discussion/Chat Room
Contact/Elected Official
Read
Job Openings
Local Events
Manage Finances
Research
Purchases
Ever Purchased
Reason Never Purchased
Job - Data Entry
E-mail communication
Internet Research
Computer programming
Learn Technology Skills
Union Member
Former Union Member
Other Family Union
$30 or More
Less than $20,000?
Less than $10,000?
$60,000? or More
$40,000 or More
$50,000 or More
More than $70,000
Income
Phone Lines
Zip Code
Re-Interview
Race Perception
Interviewer Ethnicity
Interviewer - White
Interviewer: African American or Black
Interviewer: Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
Interviewer: Asian
Interviewer: American Indian or Alaska Native
Interviewer Gender
Cooperative Respondent
Interested Respondent
Random digit to control response order rotation for E2
Random digit to control order of E3 vs E4 vs E5 & PK series
Random digit to select part of sample to skip PK series
Flag whether case part of oversample
Number of call attempts to complete
Final disposition code
Interviewer ID code
Interview date
Revised SOSS Region codes based on respondents county of residence
Weight for # phone lines in household
Weight for # adults in household
Respondent age (calculated from year born
Respondent age in categories
Respondent race in 3 categories
Did r claim multiple racial categories
Number race categories R claimed
Gathered responses to cd4a-cd4e race questions
Corrects for oversampling specific counties within regions
Weight for race x gender within SOSS regions
Weight for age within SOSS regions
Weight to adjust N within region for rounding error (for SOSS region comparisons)
MSU Extension Region codes (Detroit in Region 6)
Weight to fold Detroit into region 6 (for MSUE region comparisons)
Weight for statewide analysis (adjusts for disproportionate sample across regions)
Weight by race to make use of oversampling African Americans
SOSS round (SOSS-19, Fall 1999
Year in SOSS survey conducted
SOSS round plus case ID number
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