CBS News/Los Angeles Times California Primary day survey, 1978

CBS News/Los Angeles Times California Primary day survey, 1978

by Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research, CBS News

Book 7816 of ICPSR (Series) --

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CBS News and the Los Angeles Times cooperated in conducting a survey of California voters on primary election day, June 6, 1978. Randomly selected voters were asked to fill out a questionnaire as they left the polling place. Respondents were asked how they had voted on Proposition 13, the reasons for their vote, and how they felt the proposition would affect the state. Preferences for gubernatorial candidates were also elicited, as well as political orientation and background information. The principal investigators are listed in full alphabetical order. Other CBS News/Los Angeles Times collections are available from ICPSR.

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