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F OX News/Opinion Dynamics Poll 22 July 04 Polling was conducted by telephone July 20-21, 2004 in the evenings. The total sample is 900 registered voters nationwide, with a margin of error of ±3 percentage points. There is a subsample of 767 likely voters (LV), with a margin of error of ±4 percentage points. Results are of registered voters, unless otherwise noted. On the vote questions, Battlegrounds include the following states: Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. 1. 5. I'm going to read the names of some people. Please tell me whether you have a generally favorable or unfavorable opinion of each. If you've never heard of one, please just say so. (RANDOMIZE) SCALE: 1. Favorable 2. Unfavorable 3. (Can't say) 4. Never heard of ********** SUMMARY CHART ********** Favor Unfav Can't Never able orable say heard George W. Bush 50% 42 8 - John Kerry 44% 39 16 1 Dick Cheney 43% 41 14 2 John Edwards 44% 29 21 6 Hillary Clinton 44% 44 11 1 George W. Bush Favor Unfav Can't Never able orable say heard 20-21 Jul 04 50% 42 8-22-23 Jun 04 52% 41 7-8-9 Jun 04 52% 41 7-4-5 May 04 50% 42 8-6-7 Apr 04 49% 44 7 - Favor Unfav Can't Never able orable say heard 23-24 Mar 04 50% 43 7-3-4 Mar 04 52% 40 8-4-5 Feb 04 56% 37 7-21-22 Jan 04 54% 39 7 - John Kerry 20-21 Jul 04 44% 39 16 1 6-7 Apr 04 43% 35 19 3 22-23 Jun 04 42% 43 13 2 23-24 Mar 04 43% 36 20 1 8-9 Jun 04 44% 37 16 3 4-5 May 04 39% 40 19 2 3-4 Mar 04 47% 28 20 5 21-22 Jan 04 43% 24 23 10

Favor Unfav Can't Never able orable say heard Dick Cheney 20-21 Jul 04 43% 41 14 2 4-5 Feb 04 46% 39 14 1 21-22 Jan 04 43% 39 15 3 John Edwards 20-21 Jul 04 44% 29 21 6 21-22 Jan 04 37% 19 29 15 Hillary Clinton 20-21 Jul 04 44% 44 11 1 21-22 Jan 04 47% 44 9-6. If the election for president of the United States were held today, for whom would you vote if the candidates were: (ROTATE) SCALE: 1. Republican George W. Bush 2. Democrat John Kerry 3. Independent candidate Ralph Nader 4. (Not sure/other) 5. (Would not vote) Bush Kerry Nader (NS/Other) (Would not vote) REGISTERED VOTERS National 43% 42 4 10 1 Democrats 8% 80 3 9 - Republicans 87% 3 3 7 - Independents 38% 39 4 17 2 Battlegrounds 42% 41 5 11 1 LIKELY VOTERS 20-21 Jul 04 43% 44 3 9 1 PAST REGISTERED VOTER TREND 20-21 Jul 04 43% 42 4 10 1 22-23 Jun 04 47% 40 3 9 1 8-9 Jun 04 42% 42 3 12 1 18-19 May 04 40% 40 3 15 2 21-22 Apr 04 42% 40 2 14 2 23-24 Mar 04 43% 42 3 10 2 7. If the election for president of the United States were held today, for whom would you vote if the candidates were: (ROTATE) 1. Republican George W. Bush 2. Democrat John Kerry 3. (Not sure/other) 4. (Would not vote) Bush Kerry (NS/Other) (Would not vote) REGISTERED VOTERS National 44% 44 10 2 Democrats 10% 82 7 1 Republicans 88% 4 7 1 Independents 39% 41 16 4 Battlegrounds 44% 42 11 3 LIKELY VOTERS 20-21 Jul 04 44% 45 9 2

PAST REGISTERED VOTER TREND Bush Kerry (NS/Other) (Would not vote) 20-21 Jul 04 44% 44 10 2 22-23 Jun 04 48% 42 8 2 8-9 Jun 04 43% 45 10 2 18-19 May 04 42% 42 13 3 4-5 May 04 44% 41 13 2 21-22 Apr 04 43% 42 12 3 6-7 Apr 04 43% 44 12 1 23-24 Mar 04 44% 44 10 2 8. Do you support (insert candidate choice) strongly or only somewhat? SCALE: 1. Strongly support 2. Only somewhat support 3. (Not sure) --- Bush Voters --- --- Kerry Voters --- Strngly Smwht (NS) Strngly Smwht (NS) REGISTERED VOTERS 20-21 Jul 04 76% 23 1 60% 37 3 22-23 Jun 04 75% 25-53% 45 2 18-19 May 04 78% 21 1 59% 40 1 6-7 Apr 04 73% 26 1 52% 46 2 LIKELY VOTERS 20-21 Jul 04 79% 21-63% 35 2 9. Do you approve or disapprove of the job George W. Bush is doing as president? Dis Dis Approve approve (DK) Approve approve (DK) 20-21 Jul 04 47% 45 8 23-24 Mar 04 47% 44 9 22-23 Jun 04 49% 44 7 3-4 Mar 04 48% 44 8 8-9 Jun 04 48% 45 7 18-19 Feb 04 48% 41 11 18-19 May 04 48% 43 9 4-5 Feb 04 53% 41 6 4-5 May 04 49% 43 8 21-22 Jan 04 53% 39 8 21-22 Apr 04 50% 44 6 7-8 Jan 04 58% 31 11 6-7 Apr 04 49% 44 7 10. In your everyday conversations with friends and neighbors, what topic would you say comes up most often these days? (OPEN ENDED) 20-21 4-5 3-4 21-22 July May Mar Jan Iraq/Saddam Hussein 21% 27% 9% 13% Economy/Jobs/Employment 15 18 28 27 Politics/Political issues 12 7 10 12 9/11 /Terrorism/War on Terror 9 11 3 7 Family issues 6 6 7 7 Gas prices 6 6 - - Health Care 4 4 4 5 Weather 3 1 3 2 Current events/world news 3 2 2 2 Education/Schools 3 2 3 4 Local issues 2 1 4 3 Religion/Bible 2 2 3 2 Sports 2 2 2 5 Taxes 1 1 2 2 TV/Entertainment 1 1 1 1 Recreation 1 1 2 -

Stock market/finances/money 1 - - 1 Middle East - 1 1 1 Elderly/Social Security - - 1 1 11. Are you better off or worse off financially today than you were four years ago? SCALE: 1. Better off 2. Worse off 3. (Same) 4. (Not sure) Better Worse (Same) (NS) 20-21 Jul 04 41% 32 26 1 Dem 28% 47 24 1 Rep 62% 10 27 1 Ind 33% 38 28 1 23-24 Mar 04 40% 35 24 1 12. Which one of the following phrases would you say best describes the times Americans live in today? SCALE: 1. Extremely pleasant and easy 2. Somewhat pleasant and easy 3. Somewhat stressful and difficult 4. Extremely stressful and difficult 5. (Mixed/Depends) 6. (Not sure) PLEASANT & STRESSFUL & ----- EASY ------ --- DIFFICULT ---- TOTAL Ext Swht TOTAL Swht Ext (M/D)(NS) 20-21 Jul 04 25% 3 22 65 50 15 8 2 Dem 11% 1 10 79 57 22 9 1 Rep 46% 6 40 45 40 5 7 2 Ind 22% 3 19 65 48 17 12 1 13. Over the next five years, do you think life for average Americans is going to get better or worse? (If better/worse, Is that a lot or a little? ) SCALE: 1. A lot better 2. A little better 3. A little worse 4. A lot worse 5. (No change) 6. (Not sure) 7. (Depends who wins presidential race) ----- BETTER ----- ------ WORSE ----- (No TOTAL A Lot Little TOTAL Little A Lot Chg) (NS) (Dpnds) 20-21 Jul 04 42% 14 28 27 16 11 5 11 15 Dem 36% 11 25 29 17 12 3 11 21 Rep 55% 19 36 21 14 7 7 7 10 Ind 33% 9 24 35 21 14 6 13 13 14. Earlier you said the times Americans live in today are (insert answer from Q12). Based on that, how would you rate the job George W. Bush is doing as president? SCALE: 1. Excellent 2. Good 3. Fair 4. Poor 5. (Not sure) Excllnt Good Fair Poor (NS) 1. Extremely pleasant and easy 57% 13 20 10-2. Somewhat pleasant and easy 33% 42 15 9 1 3. Somewhat stressful and difficult 7% 25 32 34 2 4. Extremely stressful and difficult 5% 10 16 67 2 5. (Mixed/Depends) 17% 27 27 29-6. (Not sure) 26% 33 13 15 13 ****** BUSH SUMMARY CHART ******* Excel/ Fair/ (Not Good Poor sure) Pleasant and easy 74% 25 1 Stressful and difficult 28% 70 2 (Mixed/depends) 44% 56 - (Not sure) 59% 28 13

15. If John Kerry were president right now, what kind of job do you think he would be doing as president? Excllnt Good Fair Poor (NS) 1. Extremely pleasant and easy 3% 3 27 53 14 2. Somewhat pleasant and easy 1% 14 29 38 18 3. Somewhat stressful and difficult 6% 28 27 17 22 4. Extremely stressful and difficult 9% 36 25 13 17 5. (Mixed/Depends) 4% 26 19 23 28 6. (Not sure) 6% 20 13 33 28 ****** KERRY SUMMARY CHART ******* Excel/ Fair/ (Not Good Poor sure) Pleasant and easy 14% 69 17 Stressful and difficult 37% 42 21 (Mixed/depends) 29% 43 28 (Not sure) 26% 46 28 16. 23. Which presidential candidate (Bush or Kerry) do you think:(rotate) SCALE: 1. George W. Bush 2. John Kerry 3. (Both) 4. (Neither) 5. (Not sure) ********** SUMMARY CHART ********** Is a more likeable person? 43% 38 5 4 10 +5 Make United States stronger country? 44% 38 2 4 12 +6 Is a stronger leader? 50% 31 2 3 14 +19 Is more knowledgeable on the issues? 48% 32 7 3 10 +16 Say and do anything to get elected? 33% 38 19 2 8-5 Is a better communicator? 37% 42 4 5 12-5 More likely to change positions on the issues? 19% 56 7 3 15-37 Will fight harder for what he believes? 49% 30 10 2 9 +19 PAST TREND Is a more likeable person? 20-21 Jul 04 43% 38 5 4 10 +5 4-5 May 04 49% 30 6 5 10 +19 Will make the United States a stronger country? 20-21 Jul 04 44% 38 2 4 12 +6 4-5 May 04 49% 33 2 6 10 +16 6-7 Apr 04 43% 38 3 5 11 +5 Is a stronger leader? 20-21 Jul 04 50% 31 2 3 14 +19 4-5 May 04 52% 31 2 3 12 +21 6-7 Apr 04 48% 35 2 3 12 +13 Is more knowledgeable on the issues? 20-21 Jul 04 48% 32 7 3 10 +16 4-5 May 04 48% 33 6 3 10 +15 6-7 Apr 04 45% 36 8 2 9 +9

Is more likely to say and do anything to get elected? 20-21 Jul 04 33% 38 19 2 8-5 4-5 May 04 34% 35 20 4 7-1 6-7 Apr 04 35% 36 19 4 6-1 Is a better communicator? 20-21 Jul 04 37% 42 4 5 12-5 Is more likely to change positions on the issues? 20-21 Jul 04 19% 56 7 3 15-37 4-5 May 04 23% 53 10 2 12-30 Will fight harder for what he believes? 20-21 Jul 04 49% 30 10 2 9 +19 24. 26. Which candidate do you think would do a better job on the following issues? SCALE: 1. George W. Bush 2. John Kerry 3. (Both) 4. (Neither) 5. (Not sure) ********** SUMMARY CHART ********** The economy 39% 45 2 4 10-6 The war on terrorism 50% 35 2 4 9 +15 The country s moral climate 46% 34 3 5 12 +12 TREND: The economy 20-21 Jul 04 39% 45 2 4 10-6 22-23 Jun 04 42% 42 1 5 10 0 8-9 Jun 04 41% 44 2 3 10-3 4-5 May 04 41% 39 2 6 12 +2 6-7 Apr 04 39% 44 2 4 11-5 3-4 Mar 04* 39% 46 na na 15-7 18-19 Feb 04* 40% 47 na na 13-7 *Wording: Managing the country's The war on terrorism 20-21 Jul 04 50% 35 2 4 9 +15 8-9 Jun 04 47% 32 3 6 12 +15 4-5 May 04 52% 26 3 5 14 +26 6-7 Apr 04 51% 33 3 3 10 +18 The country s moral climate 20-21 Jul 04 46% 34 3 5 12 +12 27. Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry recently selected North Carolina Senator John Edwards as his running mate. By Election Day, do you think Edwards will add votes to the Democratic ticket, take votes away from the ticket or make no difference to votes for the Democratic ticket? 1. Edwards will add votes to Democratic ticket 53% 2. Edwards will take votes away from Democratic ticket 5 3. Edwards will make no difference 31 4. (Not sure) 11

28. In discussions with friends and co-workers, what is usually the first thing that comes up about Democratic Vice Presidential candidate John Edwards? 1. He s handsome 5% 2. He was a trial lawyer 10 3. He s from the South 5 4. He lacks experience 8 5. His positions on the issues 8 6. (Other: specify ) 17 7. (Haven't talked to anyone about Edwards) 35 8. (Not sure) 12 29. Which vice presidential candidate would you feel more comfortable with if he had to step in and serve as president: Republican Dick Cheney or Democrat John Edwards? (ROTATE) 1. Cheney 40% 12% 77% 31% 2. Edwards 47 77 13 48 3. (Both) 1 2 1 2 4. (Neither) 4 3 3 6 5. (Not sure) 8 6 6 13 30. When you add together all the money the presidential candidates have personally, which ticket do you think is the richest? 1. Bush-Cheney 41% 2. Kerry-Edwards 31 3. (Both tickets are rich) 11 4. (Don t care) 4 5. (Not sure) 13 31. Which one of the four candidates would you rather hang out with: George W. Bush, John Kerry, Dick Cheney, or John Edwards? (Randomize) Men Women 1. Bush 36% 9% 74% 26% 39% 34% 2. Kerry 18 32 2 17 16 19 3. Cheney 5-8 7 6 4 4. Edwards 21 38 6 18 20 22 5. (None) 13 12 7 23 12 14 6. (All equal) 2 2 2 5 3 2 7. (Not sure) 5 7 1 4 4 5 32. Which presidential ticket do you think better shares the values of average Americans: George Bush and Dick Cheney or John Kerry and John Edwards? (ROTATE) 1. Bush-Cheney 40% 9% 81% 33% 2. Kerry-Edwards 44 80 7 43 3. (Both) 3 3 2 4 4. (Neither) 4 1 4 9 5. (Not sure) 9 7 6 11

33. Do you support or oppose the United States having taken military action to disarm Iraq and remove Iraqi President Saddam Hussein? Is that strongly (support/oppose) or only somewhat (support/oppose)? ------ SUPPORT ------ ------ OPPOSE ------ TOTAL Strngly Smwht TOTAL Smwht Strngly (NS) 20-21 Jul 04 58% 40 18 37 11 26 5 Dem 30% 15 15 64 19 45 6 Rep 92% 72 20 6 2 4 2 Ind 57% 34 23 38 10 28 5 8-9 Jun 04 60% 45 15 34 9 25 6 21-22 Apr 04 65% 49 16 31 7 24 4 23-24 Mar 04 61% 45 16 32 12 20 7 21-22 Jan 04 66% 48 18 28 11 17 6 34. Under the new Iraqi interim government, do you think things in Iraq are getting better or getting worse? 1. Better 37% 20% 60% 32% 2. Worse 35 54 15 34 3. (Same) 10 10 7 12 4. (Too soon) 9 8 9 12 5. (Not sure) 9 8 9 10 35. Do you think the United States would be more secure or less secure if management of the FBI, CIA and other intelligence agencies were combined? 1. More secure 52% 53% 49% 53% 2. Less secure 16 16 16 17 3. (No difference) 12 13 12 12 4. (Not sure) 20 18 23 18 36. How confident are you that U.S. intelligence agencies have improved their procedures and will be able to prevent attacks like 9/11 in the future? SCALE: 1. Very confident 2. Somewhat confident 3. Not very confident 4. Not at all confident 5. (Not sure) --- Confident --- - Not Confident - TOTAL Very Smwht TOTAL NtVry Not (NS) 20-21 Jul 04 59% 14 45 35 22 13 6 29-30 Jul 03 62% 17 45 33 20 13 5 37. If there were a major terrorist attack before Election Day, would you be more likely to vote to re-elect George W. Bush or less likely to vote for Bush? Bush Kerry Voters Voters 1. More likely 36% 10% 71% 27% 72% 3% 2. Less likely 35 63 4 35 2 70 3. (No difference) 24 23 22 32 23 24 4. (Not sure) 5 4 3 6 3 3 38. If there were a major terrorist attack immediately before Election Day, do you think voter turnout would be higher than it usually is because people would be more motivated to vote or would voter turnout be lower than usual because people would be reluctant to go out and vote? 1. Voter turnout would be higher 61% 2. Voter turnout would be lower 21

3. (No difference in voter turnout) 9 4. (Not sure) 9 39. Do you remember ever having made a voting decision in a presidential election based on what you saw or heard during either the Democratic National Convention or the Republican National Convention? 1. Yes 22% 2. No 73 3. (Not sure) 5 40. Do you think the punishment Martha Stewart was sentenced to serve was too light, too tough or was her sentence fair? 1. Too light 26% 2. Too tough 22 3. Fair 36 4. (She s innocent) 3 5. (Not sure) 13 41. Recently a number of entertainment and media figures have become involved in politics. Who comes closer to representing your personal values: Comedian Whoopi Goldberg or Comedian Dennis Miller? (ROTATE) 1. Whoopi Goldberg 18% 29% 8% 17% 2. Dennis Miller 20 10 34 16 3. (Both about the same) 4 3 3 6 4. (Neither) 34 31 36 36 5. (Not sure) 24 27 19 25