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Latino National Survey

WISER is happy to be hosting the Latino National Survey (LNS) project. The LNS is a major "national" telephone survey of 8600 Latino residents of the United States, seeking a broad understanding of the qualitative nature of Latino political and social life in America. All Latinos, not just citizens or voters were sampled to be interviewed for approximately 40 minutes on a wide range of political questions, conducted in English and Spanish. A major part of the project is the Latino National Contextual Database (LNCD), which includes census, economic and demographic data, as well as political and educational data.

We appreciate the support of the National Science Foundation, who funded the collection of the contextual data. We appreciate the support of the following organizations who collectively funded the survey data collection:

Annie E. Casey Foundation
Carnegie Corporation
Ford Foundation
Hewlett Foundation
Irvine Foundation
Joyce Foundation
Kellogg Foundation
National Science Foundation
Russell Sage Foundation
Texas A&M University: MALRC, PERG

A major roll-out presentation of the LNS occurred recently at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. As promised by the co-principle investigators: Luis Fraga, John A. Garcia, Rodney Hero, Michael Jones-Correa, Valerie Martinez-Ebers, Gary Segura, the survey instrument is now available below in both English and Spanish versions.

LNS_users: a listserve for users of the LNS

In order to facilitate the use of LNS data by end-users, WISER offers an unmoderated listserve, called LNS_users, to which end-users can send research inquiries and comments. Subscription to LNS_users is free.

If you are interested in signing up, please click here. You will be directed to the listserv info page which includes instruction on how to join LNS_users. For those outside the UW community, you may join using the email address of your choice. You will receive a confirmation email along with a password that will allow you to manage your LNS_users subscription.

Files Available for Download

LNS English Survey (Microsoft Word)

LNS Spanish Survey (Microsoft Word)

NOW AVAILABLE in pdf:

Executive Summary of the Latino National Survey (December 6th, 2006)

LNS TOPLINES (December 6th, 2006)

LNS TOPLINES (updated April 16, 2007)

Presentation for the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Powerpoint (presented December 8th, 2006, updated February 2, 2007)

House of Representatives Presentation

Center for American Progress/ National Council of La Raza Presentation

Latino Issues Forum/ San Francisco Foundation Presentation

Joyce Foundation/ Donors Forum of Chicago Presentation (posted April 16, 2007)

Public Release of Data Set

Release to Advisory Board in Spring 2007
Conference for Assistant Professors and Graduate Students in AY 2007-8 selected from a call for papers to be issued Summer 07 Release to general political science public at the 2007 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association.

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[an error occurred while processing this directive] Home Mission Faculty Bios Programs and Events News Latino National Survey The Washington Poll Director's Message	Latino National Survey WISER is happy to be hosting the Latino National Survey (LNS) project. The LNS is a major "national" telephone survey of 8600 Latino residents of the United States, seeking a broad understanding of the qualitative nature of Latino political and social life in America. All Latinos, not just citizens or voters were sampled to be interviewed for approximately 40 minutes on a wide range of political questions, conducted in English and Spanish. A major part of the project is the Latino National Contextual Database (LNCD), which includes census, economic and demographic data, as well as political and educational data. We appreciate the support of the National Science Foundation, who funded the collection of the contextual data. We appreciate the support of the following organizations who collectively funded the survey data collection: Annie E. Casey Foundation Carnegie Corporation Ford Foundation Hewlett Foundation Irvine Foundation Joyce Foundation Kellogg Foundation National Science Foundation Russell Sage Foundation Texas A&M University: MALRC, PERG A major roll-out presentation of the LNS occurred recently at the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association. As promised by the co-principle investigators: Luis Fraga, John A. Garcia, Rodney Hero, Michael Jones-Correa, Valerie Martinez-Ebers, Gary Segura, the survey instrument is now available below in both English and Spanish versions. LNS_users: a listserve for users of the LNS In order to facilitate the use of LNS data by end-users, WISER offers an unmoderated listserve, called LNS_users, to which end-users can send research inquiries and comments. Subscription to LNS_users is free. If you are interested in signing up, please click here. You will be directed to the listserv info page which includes instruction on how to join LNS_users. For those outside the UW community, you may join using the email address of your choice. You will receive a confirmation email along with a password that will allow you to manage your LNS_users subscription. Files Available for Download LNS English Survey (Microsoft Word) LNS Spanish Survey (Microsoft Word) NOW AVAILABLE in pdf: Executive Summary of the Latino National Survey (December 6th, 2006) LNS TOPLINES (December 6th, 2006) LNS TOPLINES (updated April 16, 2007) Presentation for the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, Powerpoint (presented December 8th, 2006, updated February 2, 2007) House of Representatives Presentation Center for American Progress/ National Council of La Raza Presentation Latino Issues Forum/ San Francisco Foundation Presentation Joyce Foundation/ Donors Forum of Chicago Presentation (posted April 16, 2007) Public Release of Data Set Release to Advisory Board in Spring 2007 Conference for Assistant Professors and Graduate Students in AY 2007-8 selected from a call for papers to be issued Summer 07 Release to general political science public at the 2007 Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association.
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