1 = Academic
2 = Business
3 = Congress
4 = Executive
5 = Interest
6 = Labor
7 = Media
8 = Religious
9 = Think tank

Q3. Do you think it will be best for the future of the country if we take an active part in world affairs or if we stay out of world affairs?
-1 = Refused
1 = Active part
2 = Stay out

[Large numbers of immigrants and refugees coming into the US] For each one, please select whether you see this as a critical threat, an important but not critical threat, or not an important threat at all:
1 = Critical threat
2 = Important but not critical threat
3 = Not an important threat

[Maintaining superior military power worldwide] For each one please select whether you think that it should be a very important foreign policy goal of the United States, a somewhat important goal, or not an important goal at all:
1 = Very important
2 = Somewhat important
3 = Not important at all

In trying to achieve US foreign policy goals, do you think it is more effective:
1 = When the United States works with other countries in alliances and agreements to tackle world problems
2 = When the United States tackles world problems on its own

[Education] Now we will list present federal government programs. For each, we would like you to indicate whether you feel it should be expanded, cut back, or kept about the same.
1 = Expand
2 = Cut back
3 = Kept about the same

[If North Korea invaded South Korea] Would you favor or oppose the use of U.S. troops:
1 = Favor
2 = Oppose

[Japan] Do you think the United States should or should not have long-term military bases in the following places?
1 = Should have
2 = Should not have

Do you feel we should increase our commitment to NATO, keep our commitment what it is now, decrease our commitment to NATO, or withdraw from NATO entirely?
1 = Increase commitment
2 = Keep commitment the same
3 = Decrease commitment
4 = Withdraw entirely

[Russian President Vladimir Putin] Do you have a very favorable, somewhat favorable, somewhat unfavorable, or very unfavorable view of the following world leaders?
1 = Very favorable
2 = Somewhat favorable
3 = Somewhat unfavorable
4 = Very unfavorable

NET Putin favorability
1 = Net Favorable
2 = Net Unfavorable

[The Paris Agreement] Based on what you know, do you think the U.S. should or should not participate in the following international agreements?
1 = Should participate
2 = Should not participate

[Helping a government that is having free elections for the first time by giving it aid and technical assistance]
1 = Favor strongly
2 = Favor somewhat
3 = Oppose somewhat
4 = Oppose strongly

NET: Helping a government that is having free elections for the first time by giving it aid and technical assistance
-1 = Refused
1 = Net favor
2 = Net oppose

[The U.S. economy] Overall, do you think international trade is good or bad for:
1 = Good
2 = Bad

If the United States gets into a trade war with China, how concerned are you that this would hurt the local economy in your area?
1 = Very concerned
2 = Somewhat concerned
3 = Not very concerned
4 = Not concerned at all

Do you favor or oppose the relocation of the US embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, or have you not heard enough to say?
1 = Favor
2 = Oppose
3 = Have not heard enough to say

[Accept that North Korea will possess and produce additional nuclear weapons] If North Korea refuses to give up its nuclear weapons, would you support or oppose the following US actions:
1 = Support
2 = Oppose

1 = Male
2 = Female

1 = 18-29
2 = 30-44
3 = 45-59
4 = 60-74
5 = 75+

1 = White/Caucasian
2 = African American
3 = Hispanic
4 = Asian
5 = Native American
6 = Pacific Islander
7 = Other

1 = High school
2 = Some college
3 = College
4 = Postgraduate

1 = Republican
2 = Democrat
3 = Independent
4 = Other
5 = I am not an American citizen

1 = Strong
2 = Not strong

1 = Republican
2 = Democratic
3 = Neither

1 = Yes
2 = No

Party ID 3 - leaners unlumped
1 = Republican
2 = Democrat
3 = Independent/Other
4 = Noncitizen

Party ID 3 - leaners lumped
1 = Republican/Lean Republican
2 = Democrat/Lean Democrat
3 = Independent
4 = Noncitizen

-1 = Refused
1 = Strong Republican
2 = Not strong Republican
3 = Lean Republican
4 = Independent
5 = Lean Democrat
6 = Not strong Democrat
7 = Strong Democrat

1 = Civil service
2 = Political appointee
3 = Foreign Service
4 = Member of Congress
5 = Congressional staff
6 = Schedule B

1 = Crooked Timber
2 = Disorder of Things
3 = Duck of Minerva
4 = Foreign Policy Blogs / Voices
5 = Human Trafficking Center Blog
6 = Lawfare
7 = Lawyers, Guns, and Money
8 = LSE USAPP - American Politics and Policy
9 = Political Violence @ a Glance
10 = The Monkey Cage
11 = Progress in Political Economy
12 = War on the Rocks
13 = USA Today Opinion page
14 = Wall Street Journal Opinion page
15 = New York Times Opinion page