Details

Subject(s)

• Politicians—California—Public opinion [Browse]
• Public opinion—California [Browse]
• California—Politics and government—Public opinion [Browse]

Related name

• Field Institute [Browse]
• Roper Center for Public Opinion Research [Browse]

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Summary note

Major topics covered: Nuclear power plant initiative: constitutional amendment to change the size of the vote necessary for the legislature to pass laws relating to business and corporation taxes; California election law to impose strict limits on what a candidate can collect and finance campaigns by matching funds; legalization of bingo games for charitable purposes; impressions of big cities in U.S.; best/worst things about New York City; federal government's financial support of New York City; President Ford's position on New York City solving its own financial problems; effect on Californians if New York City defaults on its financial obligations; lived/visited New York City.

Notes

• Data accessible via the Internet on the Data and Statistical Services (DSS) website.
• Title from title screen (viewed on December 4, 2006).
• Roper study no. USCA1975-05.
• Survey firm: The Field Institute.

Time and place of event

Field dates: November 8-15, 1975.

Geographic coverage

Geographic coverage: California, United States.

Case file characteristics

• Sample: adult residents of California.
• Sample size: 1,124.

OCLC

177323497

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