Do you support or oppose a criminal background check on all gun sales, including those sold privately or at gun shows?
How much do you think stricter gun laws would do to help prevent gun violence? Do you think they would help a lot, help some, not help much or not help at all?
Do you have a favorable opinion, unfavorable opinion or no opinion of the National Rifle Association?
Do you or anyone in your household own a firearm?
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