Respondents expressed respect for religion.
Most respondents expressed a somewhat grudging acceptance.
The biggest concern Chinese respondents expressed was rising prices.
Ninety-four per cent of respondents expressed support for universal background checks.
Other respondents expressed an ambivalence about the mayor.
But fewer than half of the respondents expressed confidence in the government's justice system, political parties and local militias.
In follow-up interviews yesterday, many poll respondents expressed misgivings even about candidates they intend to support.
However, fewer than 50% of respondents expressed an opinion about Lula.
Topping the list of attractions that respondents expressed interest in seeing was a peek behind the scenes at things like conservation and renovation.
Several respondents expressed a sense of despair that no matter how much they changed their lifestyles, unless worldwide political action occurred, it would make no difference.
But on a few topics Catholics and the total set of respondents expressed contrasting opinions, mostly those with which Catholics have the benefit of greater familiarity.
