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Religion and Public Life Survey, 2006 - Analysis

REFPILL (Weighted by WEIGHT)

Should pharmacists who personally oppose birth control for religious reasons be able to refuse to sell birth control pills to women who have a prescription for them, or shouldn't pharmacists be able to refuse to sell birth control pills?
 PercentCumulative Percent
1) Should be able to refuse to sell birth control pills16.4%16.4%
2) Should not be able to refuse to sell birth control pills80.3%96.7%
9) Don't know/Refused3.3%100.0%





Age (I-AGE)

 18-2425-3435-4445-6465+MissingTotal
Should be able to refuse to sell birth control pills12.2%12.3%16.5%17.1%20.9%216.2%
Should not be able to refuse to sell birth control pills85.7%83.9%82.4%80.1%72.0%1880.4%
Don't know/Refused2.1%3.8%1.0%2.8%7.1%23.3%
Missing00000220
Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%  
Total Unweighted N = 1981

Worship attendance (I-ATTEND)

 More than once a weekOnce a weekOnce or twice a monthA few times a yearSeldomNeverMissingTotal
Should be able to refuse to sell birth control pills27.3%18.0%12.2%12.4%16.4%9.4%416.2%
Should not be able to refuse to sell birth control pills68.7%77.1%83.5%86.5%81.9%88.9%780.6%
Don't know/Refused4.0%4.9%4.3%1.1%1.7%1.7%23.1%
Missing000000130
Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%  
Total Unweighted N = 1990

Education (I-EDUC)

 Less than high schoolHigh school graduate (Grade 12 or GED certificate)Some college, no 4-year degree (or Vocational or Technical degree AFTER high school)College graduate (B.S., B.A., or other 4-year degree)Post-graduate training or professional schooling after college (e.g., toward a master's Degree or Ph.D.; law or medical schoolMissingTotal
Should be able to refuse to sell birth control pills22.5%15.2%13.3%16.9%16.8%216.2%
Should not be able to refuse to sell birth control pills73.2%81.5%84.3%80.1%79.2%880.6%
Don't know/Refused4.3%3.3%2.3%3.0%4.0%13.2%
Missing00000110
Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%  
Total Unweighted N = 1992

Gender (I-GENDER)

 MaleFemaleMissingTotal
Should be able to refuse to sell birth control pills18.0%14.8%016.4%
Should not be able to refuse to sell birth control pills78.7%81.8%080.3%
Don't know/Refused3.2%3.4%03.3%
Missing0000
Total 100% 100%  
Total Unweighted N = 2003

Household income (I-INCOME)

 Less than $20,00020 to under $30,00030 to under $50,00050 to under $75,00075 to under $100,000$100,000 or moreMissingTotal
Should be able to refuse to sell birth control pills15.6%20.4%19.1%12.7%10.9%17.2%4016.1%
Should not be able to refuse to sell birth control pills81.6%75.0%78.7%85.3%86.2%80.9%20181.2%
Don't know/Refused2.8%4.6%2.2%2.1%2.9%1.9%252.6%
Missing0000002660
Total 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%  
Total Unweighted N = 1737

Marital status (I-MARITAL)

 MarriedDivorced or separatedWidowedNever been marriedMissingTotal
Should be able to refuse to sell birth control pills17.6%14.3%20.7%11.7%316.1%
Should not be able to refuse to sell birth control pills79.4%82.5%71.3%86.1%780.6%
Don't know/Refused3.0%3.2%7.9%2.2%23.3%
Missing0000120
Total 100% 100% 100% 100%  
Total Unweighted N = 1991

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