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ENHANCING LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT THROUGH SHARED DATA AND RESEARCH

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Question Text	Topic	Position	Date
Which of the following best describes your work experience(s) prior to your current position in government? Please check all that apply.	Professional Experience	Policymaker	2017_02	View
In your capacity as a government official, how often does information from the following sources influence the decisions you make?	Role of Experts	Policymaker	2017_02	View
In what year were you born?	Demographics	Policymaker	2017_02	View
Do you consider yourself a strong Democrat or a moderate Democrat?	Demographics	Head of Clerk’s Office	2017_02	View
Sometimes citizens and government officials disagree about what kind of policies should be implemented. In these cases, do you think the official should do what the citizens think is best or what the official thinks is best?	Governance and Democracy	Top Appointed Official	2017_02	View
What is the last grade of school you completed?	Demographics	Policymaker	2017_02	View
Consider the issue of voter fraud — that is, people voting who are not legally eligible or voting multiple times. About 135 million votes were cast in the 2016 presidential election. Roughly how many of those votes do you think were the result of voter fraud?	Elections and Campaigns	Top Appointed Official	2017_02	View
How many years have you been in your CURRENT government position?	Professional Experience	Policymaker	2017_02	View
If you had to estimate, during your last campaign for office, about how many hours per week did you devote to fundraising?	Elections and Campaigns	Top Appointed Official	2017_02	View
How many years have you been in your CURRENT government position?	Professional Experience	Head of Clerk’s Office	2017_02	View
Consider the issue of voter fraud — that is, people voting who are not legally eligible or voting multiple times. About 135 million votes were cast in the 2016 presidential election. Roughly how many of those votes do you think were the result of voter fraud?	Elections and Campaigns	Head of Clerk’s Office	2017_02	View
Out of every 100 people living in the United States, how many do you think were born outside of the United States? (Please enter a number from 0 to 100.)	Perceptions of Immigration	Top Appointed Official	2017_02	View

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