June16-public.zip

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📝 Description This dataset comes from the Pew Research Center’s June 15–26, 2016 Voter Attitudes Survey, which includes an oversample of 245 Hispanic respondents within a total sample of 2,245 U.S. adults. It was conducted via Random Digit Dialing (RDD) across both landline and cell phones. The survey explores voter preferences, demographic composition, and political engagement leading up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Key variables include vote choice, race-ethnicity, and weighting strategies for different sample segments.

🏷️ Tags • Pew Research Center • 2016 Election • Voter Attitudes • Hispanic Oversample • Public Opinion • Cell Phone RDD • Landline RDD • Weighting Variables • Race-Ethnicity • Presidential Preference • Clinton vs Trump • Survey Methodology • SPSS Syntax • Political Science • Electoral Behavior • Demographic Recoding

📌 Notes 📊 Sampling & Weighting • Total Sample: 2,245 respondents • Hispanic Oversample: 245 respondents via targeted RDD screening • Weight Variables: • : Combined landline + cell sample (used in all Pew reports) • : Landline-only analysis • : Cell-only analysis • Weighting adjusts for oversample to reflect accurate population proportions. 🌍 Geographic Data • ZIP-Based Coding: Since Fall 2008, geographic variables (region, state, county) are derived from self-reported ZIP codes • Fallback: Sample-based geographic info used when ZIP is missing • Privacy Measures: ZIP codes, phone numbers, and counties removed from public dataset • Archival Variables: Original sample geography retained with prefix for archival use 👥 Demographics • Combined Race (): • Recoded from and • Categories: • 1 = White • 2 = Black or African-American • 3 = Asian or Asian-American • 4 = Mixed Race • 5 = Other • 9 = Don’t know/Refused • Race-Ethnicity (): • Derived from and • Categories: • 1 = White non-Hispanic • 2 = Black non-Hispanic • 3 = Hispanic • 4 = Other • 9 = Don’t know/Refused 🗳️ Presidential Vote Choice • Q9HORSE3: 3-way vote preference among registered voters • 1 = Clinton/lean Clinton • 2 = Trump/lean Trump • 3 = Johnson/lean Johnson • 4 = Other/refused to lean • 9 = Don’t know/refused • Q10HORSE: 2-way vote preference among registered voters • 1 = Clinton/lean Clinton • 2 = Trump/lean Trump • 3 = Other/refused to lean • 9 = Don’t know/refused