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State of the First Amendment Survey, 2003 - Analysis

MONMUSL1

In light of the government's war on terrorism in response to the World Trade Center attacks, some people think that the government should have more power to monitor the activities of Muslims legally living in the United States than it has to monitor other religious groups. Others say that monitoring Muslims more closely than others would violate the Muslims' right to free exercise of their religion. Which of these comes closest to your own opinion? (Recode 2)
 FrequencyPercentCumulative PercentZ-Score
1) More power to monitor Muslims36840.2%40.2%-1.22
2) Different treatment violates rights54859.8%100.0%0.82
Missing84
Total Unweighted N = 916





Age (I-AGE)

 18-3031-4445-6162+MissingTotal
More power to monitor Muslims30.3%
54
44.0%
107
40.4%
124
44.1%
75
840.1%
360
Different treatment violates rights69.7%
124
56.0%
136
59.6%
183
55.9%
95
1059.9%
538
Missing91733161029
Total 100%
178
100%
243
100%
307
100%
170
   
898

Education (I-EDUC)

 High school or lessSome college/Trade schoolCollege or moreMissingTotal
More power to monitor Muslims44.1%
93
41.1%
118
37.4%
154
340.1%
365
Different treatment violates rights55.9%
118
58.9%
169
62.6%
258
359.9%
545
Missing172340904
Total 100%
211
100%
287
100%
412
   
910

Household income (I-INCOME)

 Under $30,000$30,000-$50,000$50,000-100,000$100,000+MissingTotal
More power to monitor Muslims38.7%
96
34.9%
67
44.8%
126
43.9%
61
1840.7%
350
Different treatment violates rights61.3%
152
65.1%
125
55.2%
155
56.1%
78
3859.3%
510
Missing251524914011
Total 100%
248
100%
192
100%
281
100%
139
   
860

Political party (I-PARTYID)

 DemocratRepublicanIndependentNo preference (volunteered)Other (volunteered)MissingTotal
More power to monitor Muslims32.6%
92
52.8%
141
35.2%
86
50.0%
28
26.5%
9
1240.3%
356
Different treatment violates rights67.4%
190
47.2%
126
64.8%
158
50.0%
28
73.5%
25
2159.7%
527
Missing2418201121179
Total 100%
282
100%
267
100%
244
100%
56
100%
34
   
883

Race (I-RACE)

 WhiteBlackHispanicAsianOtherMissingTotal
More power to monitor Muslims40.8%
298
38.5%
25
31.6%
12
50.0%
9
32.5%
13
1140.1%
357
Different treatment violates rights59.2%
432
61.5%
40
68.4%
26
50.0%
9
67.5%
27
1459.9%
534
Missing6123271099
Total 100%
730
100%
65
100%
38
100%
18
100%
40
   
891

Religion (I-RELIGION)

 NoneCatholicProtestantJewishOtherMissingTotal
More power to monitor Muslims26.0%
25
39.9%
89
45.8%
120
50.0%
13
40.2%
106
1540.5%
353
Different treatment violates rights74.0%
71
60.1%
134
54.2%
142
50.0%
13
59.8%
158
3059.5%
518
Missing11132621712915
Total 100%
96
100%
223
100%
262
100%
26
100%
264
   
871

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