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Variable Question text Label
hm001How much of a problem is homelessness in Los Angeles County? Is it a big problem, somewhat of a problem, or not much of a problem?how much problem is homelessness in Los Angeles County
hm002How much of a problem is homelessness in your neighborhood? Is it a big problem, somewhat of a problem, or not much of a problem?

Please think of "your neighborhood" as the streets, homes, schools, businesses and amenities within a 15-minute walk of your residence.
how much problem is homelessness in neighborhood
hm003How often do you see someone who is homeless? how often see someone who is homeless
hm004Have you ever experienced homelessness? ever experienced homelessness
hm005To the best of your knowledge, do you have a family member, friend, or coworker who has experienced homelessness?have family member, friend, or coworker experienced homelessness
hm006_orderorder hm006 series
hm006aLaziness homelessness Laziness
hm006bPreference to live on the street homelessness Preference to live on the street
hm006cMental illness Mental illness
hm006dDrug or alcohol abuse homelessness Drug or alcohol abuse
hm006eUnemployment or financial hardship homelessness Unemployment or financial hardship
hm006fPhysical illness or disability homelessness Physical illness or disability
hm006gFamily conflict or abuse homelessness Family conflict or abuse
hm006hCost of housing homelessness Cost of housing
hm006iRacism or discriminationhomelessness Racism or discrimination
hm007aGuaranteed basic income (via direct cash payment) for low-income residents. Guaranteed basic income (via direct cash payment) for low-income residents
hm007bIncreased construction of market-rate housing (non-subsidized housing, with market-rate prices). Increased construction of market-rate housing (non-subsidized housing, with market-rate prices)
hm007cIncreased construction of affordable/public housing (subsidized housing for low-income residents). Increased construction of affordable/public housing (subsidized housing for low-income residents).
hm007dIncreased funding for housing choice voucher programs (rental assistance for low-income residents, including Section 8). Increased funding for housing choice voucher programs (rental assistance for low-income residents, including Section 8).
hm007eIncreased funding for mental health/drug rehabilitation services and facilities. Increased funding for mental health/drug rehabilitation services and facilities.
hm007fEncampment sweeps, or the removal of homeless encampments and belongings from a given area.Encampment sweeps, or the removal of homeless encampments and belongings from a given area.
hm007gRent control, which limits how much landlords can raise the rentRent control, which limits how much landlords can raise the rent
hm008Which of the following policies do you support most? You may select up to three.which policies support most
hm008_orderprder which policies support most
hm009aThe construction of new market-rate housing support The construction of new market-rate housing
hm009bThe construction of new affordable/public housing support The construction of new affordable/public housing
hm009cLandlords renting to low-income voucher recipientssupport Landlords renting to low-income voucher recipients
hm009dRent control, which limits how much landlords can raise the rentsupport Rent control, which limits how much landlords can raise the rent