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SEVENTH GENERATION -- NY STATEWIDE CSPA APRIL 13-17, 2015 N=800 15TNSS1146 1 Q1 How important are children's health issues to you when it comes to voting for a candidate for the New York State Legislature -- very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not important at all? Very important ................................................................................................................. 66% Somewhat important ...................................................................................................... 25% Total important .............................................................................................................. 91% Not too important ............................................................................................................ 4% Not important at all.......................................................................................................... 4% Total not important ....................................................................................................... 8% Don't know ....................................................................................................................... 2% Q2 Which of the following organizations do you think is responsible for regulating chemicals that are used in the production of children's toys and products? The federal government ................................................................................................. 56% The New York state government .................................................................................. 8% Local county and municipal governments ................................................................... 3% The chemical industry .................................................................................................... 15% All ....................................................................................................................................... 4% None .................................................................................................................................. 1% Don't know........................................................................................................................ 13% Q3 As you may know, there is currently no consumer product safety law in New York that allows the state to test and regulate potentially dangerous chemicals that are used to make everyday children’s toys and products, including lead, cadmium and mercury. Do you think New York State should test and regulate dangerous chemicals used in the production of everyday children's toys and products? Yes..................................................................................................................................... 76% No ...................................................................................................................................... 19% Don't know........................................................................................................................ 5%

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Child Safe Products Act poll

Transcript of Baseline -- Ny Cspa Statewide Survey

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    Q1 How important are children's health issues to you when it comes to voting for a candidate

    for the New York State Legislature -- very important, somewhat important, not too important, or not important at all?

    Very important ................................................................................................................. 66% Somewhat important ...................................................................................................... 25% Total important .............................................................................................................. 91% Not too important ............................................................................................................ 4% Not important at all .......................................................................................................... 4% Total not important ....................................................................................................... 8% Don't know ....................................................................................................................... 2%

    Q2 Which of the following organizations do you think is responsible for regulating chemicals

    that are used in the production of children's toys and products?

    The federal government ................................................................................................. 56% The New York state government .................................................................................. 8% Local county and municipal governments ................................................................... 3% The chemical industry .................................................................................................... 15% All ....................................................................................................................................... 4% None .................................................................................................................................. 1% Don't know ........................................................................................................................ 13%

    Q3 As you may know, there is currently no consumer product safety law in New York that

    allows the state to test and regulate potentially dangerous chemicals that are used to make everyday childrens toys and products, including lead, cadmium and mercury. Do you think New York State should test and regulate dangerous chemicals used in the production of everyday children's toys and products?

    Yes..................................................................................................................................... 76% No ...................................................................................................................................... 19% Don't know ........................................................................................................................ 5%

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    There is currently a bill in the New York State Legislature to test and regulate dangerous chemicals called the Child Safe Products Act. Let me give you more information about it and get your reaction: Over the past forty-years, tens of thousands of chemicals have been introduced into the market place and are used in the production of household goods. Only two hundred of these chemicals were required to be tested under federal law. Even asbestos - a known carcinogen - isnt covered under the federal law. Many common toys and products used by children every day contain these toxic chemicals, including lead, arsenic, cadmium and mercury. Exposure to these toxic chemicals can put children at risk for long-term health concerns such as cancer, behavior problems and learning disabilities. If passed, the Child Safe Products Act will require the State of New York to identify dangerous chemicals, make public what products contain them, and eventually ban their use. Q4 After hearing this information, do you support or oppose legislation being debated in the

    New York State Legislature, known as the Child Safe Products Act, that would allow New York state to test and regulate dangerous chemicals used in the production of everyday children's toys and products?

    Support ............................................................................................................................. 80% Oppose ............................................................................................................................. 13% Don't know ........................................................................................................................ 7%

    Q5 If a member of the New York State Legislature actively worked to pass the Child Safe

    Products Act, would that make you much more likely to vote for that person, somewhat more likely, somewhat less likely, much less likely, or make no difference in whether you would vote for that person?

    Much more likely ............................................................................................................. 26% Somewhat more likely .................................................................................................... 35% Total more likely ............................................................................................................ 61% Somewhat less likely ...................................................................................................... 2% Much less likely ............................................................................................................... 3% Total less likely .............................................................................................................. 5% Makes no difference ....................................................................................................... 27% Don't know ........................................................................................................................ 7%

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    Now, just a few questions for classification purposes: Q6 Sex [DO NOT ASK; JUST RECORD]:

    Male ................................................................................................................................... 44% Female .............................................................................................................................. 56%

    Q7 Could you please tell me -- is your age between 18-24, 25-34, 35-44, 45-54, 55-64, or 65 or

    older?

    18-24 ................................................................................................................................. 4% 25-34 ................................................................................................................................. 11% 35-44 ................................................................................................................................. 14% 45-54 ................................................................................................................................. 20% 55-64 ................................................................................................................................. 21% 65 or older ........................................................................................................................ 29% Don't know / Refused...................................................................................................... 0%

    Q8 Do you consider yourself a Democrat, a Republican or independent?

    Do you lean more towards the Democrats or Republicans?

    Democrat .......................................................................................................................... 41% Indep. / Lean Democrat .................................................................................................. 9% Total Democrat .............................................................................................................. 50% Republican ....................................................................................................................... 19% Indep. / Lean Republican ............................................................................................... 8% Total Republican ........................................................................................................... 27% Independent ..................................................................................................................... 14% Other ................................................................................................................................. 1% Don't know / Refused...................................................................................................... 8%

    Q9 Do you currently have any children under the age of eighteen living in your home?

    Yes..................................................................................................................................... 29% No ...................................................................................................................................... 69% Don't know / Refused...................................................................................................... 2%

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    Q10 And just to make sure we have a representative sample, do you consider yourself White,

    African American, Asian American, of Hispanic or Latino origin, or of another race?

    White ................................................................................................................................. 71% African American ............................................................................................................. 15% Asian American ............................................................................................................... 3% Hispanic or Latino origin ................................................................................................ 9% Another race .................................................................................................................... 2% Don't know / Refused...................................................................................................... 1%

    Q11 Region [FROM LIST]

    Capital District .................................................................................................................. 6% Central NY ........................................................................................................................ 4% Finger Lakes .................................................................................................................... 8% Long Island ....................................................................................................................... 18% Mid-Hudson ...................................................................................................................... 13% Mohawk Valley ................................................................................................................ 3% New York City .................................................................................................................. 33% North Country .................................................................................................................. 2% Southern Tier ................................................................................................................... 4% Western NY ...................................................................................................................... 8%

    Q12 Media Market [FROM LIST]

    Albany, NY / Schenectady, NY / Troy, NY .................................................................. 7% Binghamton, NY .............................................................................................................. 2% Buffalo, NY ....................................................................................................................... 9% Burlington, VT / Plattsburgh, NY ................................................................................... 1% Elmira, NY ........................................................................................................................ 1% New York, NY .................................................................................................................. 64% Rochester, NY ................................................................................................................. 7% Syracuse, NY ................................................................................................................... 5% Utica, NY........................................................................................................................... 2% Watertown, NY................................................................................................................. 1%

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    Q13 Vote History I [FROM LIST]

    Four-out-of-four -- 2014, 2012, 2010, 2008 ................................................................ 31% Three-out-of-four -- 2014, 2012, 2010, 2008 .............................................................. 28% Two-out-of-four -- 2014, 2012, 2010, 2008 ................................................................. 23% One-out-of-four -- 2014, 2012, 2010, 2008 ................................................................. 18% None .................................................................................................................................. 0%

    Q14 Vote History II [FROM LIST]

    Two-out-of-two -- 2012, 2008 ........................................................................................ 68% One-out-of-two -- 2012, 2008 ........................................................................................ 31% None .................................................................................................................................. 2%

    Q15 Phone [FROM LIST]

    Landline ............................................................................................................................ 90% Mobile ................................................................................................................................ 10%