Pew Research Center/Dean for America Poll: Howard Dean Activists Survey
Creators: name: America, Dean For
Publisher: name: Roper Center for Public Opinion Research
Year: 2006

description: Dean for America was/was not first political campaign that respondent has been involved in (2); involvement in Governor Dean's presidential primary campaign (4); experience in Governor Dean's primary campaign (5); most important issues in decision to support Governor Dean (4); most important issue facing the country today (1); what appealed to respondent most about Governor Dean's campaign (1); direction of country (1); George W. Bush job performance (1); thought given to coming presidential election (1); activities done during Democratic primary campaign while Governor Dean was actively pursuing nomination (16); activities engaged in since Governor Dean dropped out of race (7); activities done in past twelve months (3); publicly-elected office (3); have volunteered/are currently volunteering for a political action committee or other group (1); have/have not received political training (1); George W. Bush vs. John Kerry vs. Ralph Nader (2); choice is more a vote for one candidate/against other (3); chance of voting for John Kerry (1); chance of voting for George W. Bush (1); chance of voting for Ralph Nader (1); plans to vote in election this November (1); phrases that describe presidential election so far (5); agree/disagree that we should have a third major political party (3); John Kerry (2); support for Dean (1); Democratic primary/caucus this year (3); media coverage of Dean campaign (1); feelings when it became clear that Governor Dean would not win Democratic nomination (4); important reasons why Governor Dean did not win Democratic presidential nomination (7); what does respondent most like about Governor Dean (1); what does respondent least like about Governor Dean (1); Democratic party job performance in standing up for its traditional positions (3); John Kerry job performance in convincing respondent to vote for him (1); responses of Democratic party leaders to George W. Bush's policies and proposals (1); why most Democratic leaders in Washington voted for war in Iraq (1); news sources (21); statements that come closest to respondent's own views (13); U.S. determination of its foreign policy (1); gay marriage (1); free trade agreements (2); justification of using military force against countries that may seriously threaten U.S. but have not attacked us (1); Iraq (5); description of self (21); respondent was/was not enrolled in school during any involvement in Dean campaign (2); 2000 presidential election (2); veteran of armed forces (2); personal finances (2); 2004 presidential election (28); concerns about what may happen in George W. Bush's second term (16); 2008 Democratic presidential nomination (28); Democratic party job performance in standing up for progressive/liberal positions (2); progressive/liberal causes (4); what would like to see happen with Democratic party (2); privately funded advocacy groups (2); liberal philanthropists (6); expanding appeal of Democratic party (10); opinion of Ralph Nader (1); confidence that votes across country were accurately counted (1); activities respondent engaged in on behalf of John Kerry in general election (14); people respondent met either in person or online for first time through Dean campaign (10); would/would not be able to turn to Dean supporters for help with public issue or problem in community (1); longest distance traveled one way to participate in a Dean campaign-related activity (1); how well Dean campaign leadership listened to its supporters (2); online referendum on whether Dean campaign should opt out of public financing (1); ever thought Dean campaign asked for money c