Laserfiche WebLink
6.1.D. - Page 36 <br /> Tulchin Research—Poll Results <br /> Voters in the state also carry strong sentiments about requiring law enforcement to obtain a <br /> warrant before tracking cell phone usage and activity (79 percent support). Similar to online <br /> activity above,every demographic group shares this strong support for protecting their privacy on <br /> their mobile devices: <br /> • Both men(82 percent)and women(75 percent)offer strong support for requiring a warrant <br /> to track cell phones and what individuals do on their phones; <br /> • Cell phone privacy strikes a chord most notably among Asian (95 percent)and African <br /> American voters(93 percent),while there is also support from over three-quarters of white <br /> and Latino(77 percent)voters; <br /> • Voters of all parties support requiring warrants for police to access cell phone data and <br /> activity as Democratic(81 percent),Republican(74 percent)and independent(79 percent) <br /> voters all approve of this measure;and <br /> • Among various age groups,support for cell phone privacy is strongest among voters ages <br /> 50 to 64 (82 percent)and is followed closely by voters ages 65 and older(79 percent), <br /> ages 40 to 49(78 percent),and voters age 18-39(74 support). <br /> Cell Phone Use Requirement Proposal(By Demographic Group) <br /> OpposeHere are some suggested proposals to improve transparency and accountability for police use <br /> of surveillance technology.Please indicate whether you support or oppose each proposal. <br /> Require police officers to get a warrant before they track your cell phon andwhatyoudoonit. <br /> Support <br /> Supp- <br /> Opp <br /> All California Voters 79% 12% +67 <br /> Gender ' <br /> Women 75% 11% +64 <br /> Men ' 82% 13% +70 <br /> Ethnicity <br /> Blacks ' 93% 4% +88 <br /> Latinos 77% 10% +67 <br /> Asians ' 95% 0% +95 <br /> Whites 77% 13% +64 <br /> Party <br /> Democrats 81% 7% +74 <br /> Republicans 74% 16% +58 <br /> Independents 79% 15% +64 <br /> Age <br /> 18-29 74% 14% +62 <br /> 30-39 74% 12% +63 <br /> 40-49 78% 11% +67 <br /> 50-64 82% 12% +70 <br /> 65+ 79% 11% +68 <br /> 2016-2017 San Mateo County Civil Grand Jury 29 <br />