Questions - IFC October 2024
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Survey of 1,653 Christian
and Catholic American Adults
Conducted October 22-23, 2024
By Rasmussen Reports
and the Institute for Faith and Culture
1.
Which of the following best describes your
faith or religious affiliation?
2.
How often do you attend religious services?
3. Are
you currently married?
4.
Are there currently children under age 18 in
your household?
5.
When did you begin practicing your religious
beliefs?
6.
Are you currently a participating member of a
church?
7.
Is the church you attend most frequently part
of a large denomination?
8.
Are you
happy with the leadership and direction of your church's denomination?
9.
Are you happy with the leadership and
direction of the church you attend?
10. Is the
service you most frequently attend a contemporary service, or is it more
traditional?
11. Does your
church or denomination allow women to be clergy?
12. Does your
church or denomination perform same sex marriages?
13. In terms of
determining the future of Americans and our country, how important is the 2024
presidential election?
14. Which is
closer to your thinking: that Christians need to get involved politically, or
that Christians should stay out of politics?
15. When
general elections are held in the United States, how often do you vote?
16. What method
have you or do you plan to vote in this election?
17. Who did you
vote for in the 2020 Presidential Election? President Joe Biden or Former
President Donald Trump?
18. Are
you going to vote in this November’s general elections?
19. (Answered
by the 8% of the sample who "will not vote" or are "not
sure.") Why aren’t you planning to vote in the 2024 general election?
20. If you will
be participating in this election beyond just voting, which of the following
best describes how you will be involved?
21. If the
elections for Congress were held today, would you vote for the Democratic
candidate or the Republican candidate?
22. If the 2024
Presidential election were held today, and the candidates were Vice President
Kamala Harris and Former President Donald Trump, who would you vote for?
23. When
thinking about the elections for President, which of these is the most
important to you?
24. Which issue
is the most important one for the next president to solve, abortion rights,
illegal immigration, rising prices, or protecting our democracy?
25. Do you
agree or disagree? “Prayer can impact
the outcome of this election.”
26. When you
think about this election, will your choice for President be made because you
strongly support one candidate, or because you want to keep the other candidate
from winning?
27. Do you
agree or disagree with this statement: “God is NOT concerned with how I vote?”
28. When
considering who to vote for, how important is it to apply Biblical truths to
the candidates and issues?
29. Which of
the following has the most influence on how you will vote in this election?
30. Do you
agree or disagree? “Prayer can impact
the outcome of this election.”
31. Generally
speaking, on the issue of abortion, do you consider yourself
pro-choice or pro-life?
32. When
thinking about the 2024 presidential candidates, which one more closely
represents your opinions about abortion?
33. Should
abortion be legal up to:
34. How
concerned are you that the outcome of the 2024 presidential election will be
affected by cheating?
35. Are you
better off than you were four years ago?
36. Will
today’s children be better off than their parents?
37. Do you
trust the United States federal government?
38. Who is the
biggest enemy America currently faces, Iran, China, Russia, the Democrat party,
the Republican party, or domestic extremists?
39. How likely
is it that America will experience another civil war or revolution in the next
few years?
40. Which
candidate for president shows the most religious morals, Kamala Harris or
Donald Trump?
41. How
important is it to you that the President of the United States has religious
morals?
42. Which cable
TV news channel would you be most likely to trust? CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, or Newsmax?
NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 3 percentage
points with a 95% level of confidence