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QS1. First, can you please tell me if you are currently registered to vote in the district where you live?
QS2. Have you recently moved and have not yet re-registered in your new district?
Q14. Just based on what you know, how important do you think it is to lower the maximum allowed ozone level?
Q15. Industry is already taking many steps to reduce air pollution, spending tens of billions of dollars per year. And ozone levels are already coming down--they have come down 17% since 2000.
Q16. Extensive research has clearly shown that ozone is dangerous, especially to children, the elderly, those with respiratory illnesses, and unborn fetuses.
Q17. To meet this new ozone standard, states could be required to place restrictions on everything from manufacturing and energy development to infrastructure projects like roads and bridges, hurting their economy.
Q18. Ozone pollution has serious economic consequences. It creates healthcare costs related to respiratory problems, such as increased emergency room visits from asthma attacks. It results in more lost worker days and reduced productivity
Q19. While it is not difficult for some states to get their ozone levels down, for others it will be a real economic hardship. Some have exceptionally high ozone levels to start with.
Q20. EPA plan already gives states with high ozone levels more time to get their levels down. Easing up on all states is no favor to the states with high levels. Much ozone is blown in from neighboring states.
Q21. So, in conclusion, do you favor or oppose legislation in Congress that delays by eight years the requirement that states undertake a step-by-step plan for lowering the maximum allowed ozone levels from 75 ppb to 70 ppb?
QD1. Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a:
QD1A. Do you think of yourself as closer to the:
QD2A. How often would you say you vote in the general election-that is, the election for President every four years, or in off-years for just members of Congress?
QD2B. How often would you say you vote in your party's primary elections?
QD3. In voting for President, which of the following did you choose?
QD4. What is your religion?
QD4A. Would you describe yourself as a born-again Christian?
QD4B. Would you describe yourself as an Evangelical Christian?
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PDEMRACEBLACK. Race Description: Black/African American
PDEMRACEASIAN. Race Description: Asian
PDEMRACEOTHER. Race Description: Other
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