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| Variable | Question text | Label |
|---|---|---|
| attitude001 | Which of the following do you think contributed most to the January 2025 wildfires? Select up to three. | what contributed most to January wildfires |
| attitude002a | Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass | Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass |
| attitude002b | California Governor Gavin Newsom | California Governor Gavin Newsom |
| attitude002c | President Joe Biden (prior to leaving office on January 20, 2025) | President Joe Biden (prior to leaving office on January 20, 2025) |
| attitude002d | President Donald Trump (after taking office on January 20, 2025) | President Donald Trump (after taking office on January 20, 2025) |
| attitude002e | Los Angeles County Fire Department | Los Angeles County Fire Department |
| attitude002f | Los Angeles County Sheriff Department | Los Angeles County Sheriff Department |
| attitude002g | California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CalFire) | California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CalFire) |
| attitude002h | Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) | Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) |
| attitude002i | City of Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) | City of Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) |
| attitude003 | In response to the January 2025 wildfires, both LA Mayor Karen Bass and California Governor Gavin Newsom have issued executive orders to waive zoning, environmental, and other regulations for property owners seeking to rebuild damaged or destroyed properties. Do you support these executive orders? | support executive orders |
| attitude004a | Property owners residing in areas that have a high-risk of wildfire should pay higher taxes to offset the cost of protecting their homes. | Property owners residing in areas that have a high-risk of wildfire should pay higher taxes to offset the cost of protecting their homes. |
| attitude004b | Property owners whose homes have been damaged or destroyed by wildfire should be allowed to rebuild in areas that have a high-risk of wildfire. | Property owners whose homes have been damaged or destroyed by wildfire should be allowed to rebuild in areas that have a high-risk of wildfire. |
| attitude004c | Property owners who rebuild in areas with high wildfire risk should be required to use fire-resistant materials and designs. | Property owners who rebuild in areas with high wildfire risk should be required to use fire-resistant materials and designs. |
| attitude004d | State or federal government should provide wildfire insurance coverage to high-risk properties if private insurers will not. | State or federal government should provide wildfire insurance coverage to high-risk properties if private insurers will not. |
| attitude004e | Property owners whose homes have been damaged or destroyed by wildfire should be given more relief funds if they rebuild their homes in areas with lower wildfire risk. | Property owners whose homes have been damaged or destroyed by wildfire should be given more relief funds if they rebuild their homes in areas with lower wildfire risk. |
| attitude004f | The state or federal government should buy out property owners in areas with a high-risk of wildfire and turn these properties into public parks or nature reserves. | The state or federal government should buy out property owners in areas with a high-risk of wildfire and turn these properties into public parks or nature reserves. |
| attitude004g | The state and local government should waive environmental and zoning regulations for property owners who seek to rebuild homes damaged or destroyed by wildfire. | The state and local government should waive environmental and zoning regulations for property owners who seek to rebuild homes damaged or destroyed by wildfire. |
| risk001a | In the next year, do you plan to repair or rebuild your home that was damaged? | plan to repair or rebuild home that was damaged |
| risk001b | In the next year, do you plan to stay in your current home or place of residence? | plan to stay in home or residence |
| risk002a | Let's assume for a moment that your home is repaired or rebuilt. To what extent, if at all, are you about wildfires directly affecting you or your home in the next year? | how worried about wildfires directly affecting you or home in the next year |
| risk002b | Let’s assume for a moment that you stay in your current home. To what extent, if at all, are you worried about wildfires directly affecting you or your home in the next year? | how worried about wildfires directly affecting you or home in the next year |
| risk003a | Assuming your home is repaired or rebuilt, what do you think is the percent chance that you or your home will be directly impacted by wildfires in the next year? | percent chance will be directly impacted by wildfires in the next year |
| risk003b | Assuming you stay in your current home, what do you think is the percent chance that you or your home will be directly impacted by wildfires in the next year? | percent chance will be directly impacted by wildfires in the next year |
| risk004 | If you or your home were directly affected by wildfires in the next year, how bad do you think the destruction would be? | how bad think destruction would be |