Yes, registered
Somewhat interested
About half
Not at all enthusiastic
Environment/climate change
Energy/The grid
Approve somewhat
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove somewhat
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove strongly
Approve somewhat
Disapprove strongly
Neither approve nor disapprove
Neither approve nor disapprove
Wrong track
A lot worse off
Wrong track
A lot worse off
A lot worse off
Very poorly
Very poorly
Probably vote to re-elect Joe Biden
Wouldn't vote in either primary
Someone else
Haven't thought about it enough to have an opinion
Haven't thought about it enough to have an opinion
Someone else
Haven't thought about it enough to have an opinion
Haven't thought about it enough to have an opinion
Someone else
Nothing at all
Don't know/No opinion
Somewhat unfavorable
Don't know
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove strongly
Don't know
Disapprove strongly
Yes, justified
Extremely important
Extremely important
Not important
Extremely important
Not important
Somewhat important
Somewhat important
Teacher pay / teacher retention
Too little
Don't know/No opinion
Large negative impact
Large negative impact
Small negative impact
Small negative impact
Small negative impact
Large negative impact
Too much
Strongly agree
Glenn Hegar
More than two-thirds
Republican Party
Ideology - Somewhat liberal
Yes, I live in the San Antonio area
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not selected
not selected
Post-graduate degree
Catholic
The Bible is a book written by men and is not the word of God.
Not at all important
Never
Born in the United States or Puerto Rico
Both of my parents were both in another country
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not selected
not selected
selected
Bexar TX
Hispanic
Some of the time
Hillary Clinton
Joe Biden
Not at all important
Never
A few times a week
Somewhat lib.
Approve somewhat
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove somewhat
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove strongly
Disapprove strongly
Wrong track
A lot worse off
Wrong track
A lot worse off
A lot worse off