American National Election Studies: 1972 Survey
Creators: name: Center For Political Studies, University Of Michigan
name: Survey Research Center, University Of Michigan
Publisher: name: Roper Center for Public Opinion Research
Year: 2021

description: Coverage of election campaign (9); accuracy of television news reporting on election (1); visits by party campaigners (1); personal campaigning/support for party efforts (5); political party ideology (1); written letters concerning political opinions (2); following of government and public affairs (1); 1972 presidential election between Richard Nixon and George McGovern (3); 1972 US Senate election (3); 1972 US Congress election (3); 1972 Governor election (3); 1972 state and local office elections (3); state/local propositions on 1972 ballot (2); issues decided by polls (2); McGovern campaign organization (1); ideological differences between parties (4); family finances (4); economic/business conditions (8); government efforts fighting inflation/unemployment (5); inflation expectations (3); interest rate expectations (1); good/bad time to purchase house (1); car ownership/lease (2); good/bad time to purchase car (8); good/bad time to buy major household items (2); personal finances and standard of living (3); government handling of tax money (1); trust in government (2); government run by big interests or for the people (6); intellectual capabilities of government (1); ability for average man to lead good life (1); trust in goodness of people (3); safety at night (1); ability of political party to ensure safety (1); amnesty for those who avoided Vietnam draft (2); views on military spending (2); views of various individuals/groups on Vietnam War (8); views of various individuals/groups on inflation (8); views of various individuals/groups on legal rights of accused (8); views of various individuals/groups on government responsibility to aid minorities (8); agreement/disagreement of various groups (15); political ideology of various individuals/groups (9); favorability of 1968 presidential candidates (6); feelings towards various groups in American society (29); views on the influence of various groups in American life/politics (21); identification with specific groups (17); involvement with American societal organizations (2); news sources of closest societal group (2); influence of closest societal group (9); view on group dynamics of closest societal group (2); opportunity for social mobility (1); workforce discrimination on basis of sex (4); best way to handle racial discrimination (2); best way to handle discrimination on basis of sex (1); existence of racial discrimination in workforce/life (7); social inequality result of institutional hierarchy/discrimination versus effort (3); preference of women for homemaking versus work (1); federal income taxes and refunds (25); use of federal income tax refund (6); feelings about life (92); religion (4); attitudes towards governments and cultural issues (7); knowledge and recognition of different elected officials (9); personal trust (20); work and employment conditions (41); worry (1); parenthood (10); gambling (32); government and politics (66); most important problem (14); safety at night (2); racial index (15); government guarantee job and standard of living (8); income tax (8); urban unrest and rioting (16); rights of those accused of crimes (8); disagreements between different groups in America (16); political views of different groups or people (9); reasons for poverty (12); problems in America (3); feelings towards different people or groups in America (36); influence of different groups in America (21); identification with racial, ethnic, or religious groups (14); racial, gender, and ethnic statements and tensions (14).