Feb14.zip

Here’s a structured metadata entry for the Pew Research Center February 2014 Political Survey, tailored for your documentation and tagging workflow, AHM3D:

📄 Description Pew Research Center – February 2014 Political Survey Conducted February 14–23, 2014 (N=1,821), this nationally representative survey explores public opinion on immigration enforcement, generational identity, and evolving drug policy. It includes an oversample of adults aged 18–33 to enable deeper analysis of Millennial attitudes. The dataset uses a dual-frame RDD sample of landline and cell phone users, with multiple weighting variables (, , ) to support full-sample and mode-specific analyses. Geographic coding is based on self-reported ZIP codes, and privacy protections include removal of ZIP codes and phone numbers.

🏷️ Tags • Pew Research • February 2014 • Political Attitudes • Immigration Policy • Deportation • Millennials • Drug Policy • Marijuana Legalization • Cell Phone Sampling • RDD Methodology • Data Weighting • ZIP Code Matching • Oversample Design • Survey Methodology • Generational Analysis

📝 Notes • Sample Design: • Dual-frame RDD sample includes landline and cell-only households. • Oversample of 18–33 year olds via screened RDD cell sample. • Weighting: • : For full sample analysis. • : For landline-only subsample. • : For cell-only subsample. • Geographic Variables: • Based on self-reported ZIP codes. • Original sample geography retained with prefix for archival use. • Privacy Protocols: ZIP codes, counties, and phone numbers removed from public dataset. • Key Releases: • Deportation Opinions: • 45% view increased deportations positively; 45% negatively. • 73% support legal status for undocumented immigrants under certain conditions. • Hispanics more likely to oppose deportations than whites. • Millennials in Adulthood: • Millennials are politically independent, racially diverse, and economically burdened. • Just 26% are married; 50% identify as independents. • 43% are non-white; 55% have posted a selfie. • Drug Policy Landscape: • 67% favor treatment over prosecution for heroin/cocaine users. • 54% support marijuana legalization; 76% oppose jail time for small possession. • Public views marijuana as less harmful than alcohol.