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7/31/2019 Metro Survey
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Toplines, July 2123, 2012 BASELICE & ASSOCIATES, INC. Page 1Harris Metro Survey #12843
Base
Positive / Strong
Positive / Somewhat
TOTAL POSITIVE
501
75
168
242
501
15%
33%
48%
Q1 - METRO, the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Negative / Somewhat 57 11%
Harris County image Negative / Strong 68 14%
TOTAL NEGATIVE 126 25%
No opinion 89 18%
Never heard of 44 9%
POSITIVE - NEGATIVE 117 23%
Base 501 501
Positive / Strong 142 28%
Positive / Somewhat 115 23%
TOTAL POSITIVE 258 51%
Negative / Somewhat 51 10%
Q2 - Annise Parker image Negative / Strong 87 17%
TOTAL NEGATIVE 138 28%
No opinion 65 13%
Never heard of 40 8%
POSITIVE - NEGATIVE 119 24%
Base 501 501
Positive / Strong 22 4%
Positive / Somewhat 52 10%
TOTAL POSITIVE 74 15%
Negative / Somewhat 22 4%
Q3 - Metro Board Chairman Gilbert Garcia image Negative / Strong 40 8%
TOTAL NEGATIVE 62 12%
No opinion 106 21%
Never heard of 259 52%
POSITIVE - NEGATIVE 12 2%
Base 501 501
Positive / Strong 48 10%
Positive / Somewhat 54 11%
TOTAL POSITIVE 102 20%
Negative / Somewhat 37 7%
Q4 - Metro C.E.O. George Greanias image Negative / Strong 65 13%
TOTAL NEGATIVE 102 20%
No opinion 76 15%
Never heard of 221 44%
POSITIVE - NEGATIVE * *
Base 501 501
Positive / Strong 55 11%
Positive / Somewhat 185 37%
TOTAL POSITIVE 240 48%
Negative / Somewhat 83 17%
Q5 - The Houston City Council image Negative / Strong 42 8%TOTAL NEGATIVE 125 25%
No opinion 116 23%
Never heard of 21 4%
POSITIVE - NEGATIVE 115 23%
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Base
Positive / Strong
Positive / Somewhat
TOTAL POSITIVE
Negative / Somewhat
50
1
57
14
9
501
11%
30
%
41
Q6 - The Harris County Commissioners Court image Negative / Strong 36 7%
TOTAL NEGATIVE 85 17%
No opinion 145 29%
Never heard of 65 13%
POSITIVE - NEGATIVE 121 24%
- One ossible referendum addresses BaseMETRO and the one quarter of one percent of its 501 501
sales tax revenues that it currently dedicates to the For / Strongly 215 43%
General Mobility Program for local street and road For / Somewhat 152 30%
maintenance and improvements. Version X: Would TOTAL FOR 367 73%
you vote for or against this General Mobility Program Against / Somewhat 25 5%
being continued? Version Y: Would you vote for or Against / Strongly 61 12%
against continuing to dedicate one quarter of one TOTAL AGAINST 85 17%
percent of sales tax revenues for local street and road Depends 18 4%
maintenance and improvements? for local street and Unsure / Refused 31 6%
road maintenance and improvements? DEPENDS / UNSURE 49 10%
FOR - AGAINST 282 56%
Base 501 501
_Q8TOT - One possible referendum would authorize For / Strongly 103 20%
METRO to freeze the amount from the one quarter of For / Somewhat 116 23%
one percent sales tax revenues dedicated for local TOTAL FOR 219 44%
street and road maintenance and improvements at an Against / Somewhat 75 15%
amount equal to the 2014 sale tax revenues, and then Against / Strongly 156 31%
using all revenues beyond the frozen amount for rail TOTAL AGAINST 231 46%
(Ver Y: and buses). Would you vote for or against Depends 10 2%
freezing the amount for roads and street maintenance Unsure / Refused 41 8%
and improvements? DEPENDS / UNSURE 51 10%
FOR - AGAINST -13 -3%Base 501 501
For / Strongly 68 14%
_Q9TOT - One possible referendum would be to end For / Somewhat 60 12%
the one quarter of one percent sales tax revenues for TOTAL FOR 128 26%
local street and road maintenance and improvements. Against / Somewhat 83 17%
Would you vote for or against ending the revenues Against / Strongly 236 47%
generated from the one-quarter cent that go to local TOTAL AGAINST 318 64%
streets and roads and using that revenue for rail (Ver Depends 15 3%
Y: and buses)? Unsure / Refused 40 8%
DEPENDS / UNSURE 54 11%
FOR - AGAINST -190 -38%
Base 501 501
Continue 266 53%
Q10 - If you had to choose, what would you prefer to Freeze 82 16%
do with the one quarter of one percent of sales tax Eliminate 40 8%
revenues currently dedicated for local street and road Increase 82 16%
maintenance and improvements? Would you... Other 2 *
None 4 1%
Unsure / Refused 24 5%
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Q11 - Would you vote for or against increasing the
Base
For / Strongly
For / Somewhat
501
126
86
501
25%
17%
percentage such that more than one quarter of the TOTAL FOR 213 42%
A ainst / Somewhat 97 19%one percent sales tax goes to local street and road Against / Strongly 138 28%
maintenance and improvements, thereby reducing the TOTAL AGAINST 235 47%
overall sales tax revenues collected for rail (Ver Y: Depends 11 2%
and buses)? Unsure / Refused 43 9%
DEPENDS / UNSURE 54 11%
FOR - AGAINST -22 -4%
Q12 - If voters were presented with a single choice ofwhether or not to freeze the one quarter of the one
percent sales tax dedicated for local street and roadmaintenance and improvements, then the followingwould happen - - -ONE - - - a vote FOR the freeze
Base
501 501
would eliminate half of the money going to streets and Yes / Definitely 300 60%
roads over the next 20 years, and TWO - - - a vote Yes / Somewhat 88 18%
AGAINST the freeze would eliminate entirely the TOTAL YES 388 77%
money going to streets and roads over the next twenty No / Somewhat 21 4%years. There would be no possible vote to continue No / Definitely 46 9%
METROs current spending for streets and roads. TOTAL NO 66 13%
Would you consider that to be an unfair referendum Depends / Other 5 1%
because the option to continue current spending on Unsure / Refused 42 8%
streets and roads was not presented to the voters? DEPENDS / UNSURE 47 9%
YES - NO 321 64%
Base 501 501
Road and street maintenance and improvements 94 19%
Q13 - If METRO spending had to be reduced in one Rail expansion 276 55%
of the following three areas, would you prefer Bus service 79 16%
spending reductions on... Two or more equally 9 2%
Neither 24 5%
Unsure / Refused 19 4%
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AGEG3 - Age
Base
18-44
45-54
55-64
65+
Age unknown
50
1
95
13
3
13
501
19%
26
%
27
%
Base 501 501
GENDER - Gender Male 236 47%
Female 265 53%
Base 501 501
Male / under 55 111 22%
Male / 55+ 122 24%
_RR9655 - Age / Gender Female / under 55 117 23%
Female / 55+ 139 28%
Age unknown 12 2%
Base 501 501
Male / Employed 159 32%
Male / Not employed 77 15%
SEX3 - Gender / Employment Male / Unsure - -
Female / Employed 146 29%Female / Not employed 120 24%
Female / Unsure - -
Base 501 501
Less than high school 12 2%
High school grad / Vocational school 86 17%
EDUC - What is the highest level of education you Some college 95 19%
have completed? College graduate 195 39%
Post graduate 112 22%
Unsure - -
Refused 1 *
Base 501 501
D3A - Thinking about past November general Republican 186 37%
elections for a moment -- which party's candidates Democrat 185 37%
have you tended to vote for most often Or do you vote independent of party 116 23%
Unsure / Refused 15 3%
D3C - Although you vote for the person and not one of Base 116 116The Re ublican candidate 35 31%
the major parties -- when you have had to choose The Democrat candidate 30 26%
between two candidates of whom you knew little Other / Neither 35 30%
about, have you tended to vote for... Unsure / Refused 15 13%
Base 501 501
GOP 186 37%
More GOP than DEM 35 7%
_PARTY - Usual Vote Behavior Independent 50 10%
More DEM than GOP 30 6%DEM 185 37%
Unsure/refused 15 3%
HISP - Do you consider yourself to be of Hispanic or Base 501 501
Yes 84 17%Latino descent, such as Mexican, Puerto Rican, No 407 81%
Cuban, or some other Central or Latin American Unsure 1 *
background? Refused 9 2%
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RACE - And is your race Anglo, African-American,Asian, or some other race?
Base
Anglo / White
African-American / Black
Asian
Hispanic
American Indian
Other
50
1
27
3
10
6
14
50
1
55
%
21
%
3%
Unsure 1 *
Refused 16 3%
Base 501 501
Under $20,000 51 10%
$20,000 but less than $40,000 58 12%
INCOME - We want to classify people into broad $40,000 but less than $60,000 57 11%
$60 000 but less than $80 000 69 14%income groups only. Was your total household $80,000 but less than $100,000 60 12%
income last year before taxes... $100,000 but less than $150,000 82 16%
$150,000 and over 67 13%
Unsure 9 2%
Refused 50 10%
Base 501 501
Drive a car 460 92%Take METRO rail 3 1%
D10 - Which do you currently use most often for Take a METRO bus 32 6%
transportation... Other 6 1%
Neither - -
Unsure / Refused 1 *
Base 501 501
VERXY - Version X/Y Version X 246 49%
Version Y 256 51%
Base 501 501
VERPQ - Version P/Q Version P 262 52%
Version Q 239 48%
Base 501 501
Inside Loop 77 15%
SW Inside City 57 11%
SW Outside City 23 5%
NW Inside City 46 9%
RACZIP - Regions from Zip NW Outside City 126 25%
NE Inside City 38 8%
NE Outside City 32 6%
SE Inside City 40 8%
SE Outside City 27 5%
SC Inside City 35 7%