So you're being invited to participate in a short survey that will help policymakers in Carson City better understand the views of Nevadans like you. Your answers are anonymous and confidential. Please answer all questions to ensure your voice is heard. To opt out of future calls, please press 9. To participate in the survey, please press 1. Question 1. The next four questions are for statistical purposes only and are used to ensure our group of respondents is representative of the state as a whole. With which political party do Most identify? Press 1 if you are a Republican. Press 2 if you are a Democrat. Press 3 if you are an independent. Question 2 what is your age? Press 1 if you are ██ or younger, press 2 if you are between █████████, press 3 if you are ██ or older. Question 3. What is your gender? Press 1 if you are male. Press 2 if you are female. Question 4. Have you completed a four year college degree? Press one for yes, press two for no. Question 5 the next six questions are about education. Federal law allows for individuals who donate to K12 scholarship granting organizations to receive a $████ tax credit, but states must opt into the program and students can only receive federal scholarships in states that have opted in. Would you support or oppose Nevada opting into the tax credit to allow individuals to receive a tax credit for donating to scholarships for Nevada students. Press 1 if you are strongly supportive, press 2 if you are somewhat supportive, press 3 if you are somewhat opposed, press 4 if you are strongly opposed, press 5 if you are unsure. Question 6 Pell grants or Federal funds set aside for low income Americans to pay for college and career education. Would you support or oppose Nevada allowing students to use Pell Grants to pay for short term career programs such as EMT welding or nursing assistant programs? Press 1 if you are strongly supportive. Press 2 if you are somewhat supportive, press 3. If you are somewhat opposed, press 4. If you are strongly opposed, press 5. If you are unsure. question seven to be eligible for federal student loans federal law requires higher education programs to lead to higher average wages which you support or oppose eliminating taxpayer funding at colleges and universities in ██████ for degree programs that do not lead to higher average wages for graduates