Q5. Should pharmacists have the authority to dispense the "morning after" contraceptive pill over the counter?
	All N = 1296
	Total N = 1296	Jewish N = 43	Protestant N = 372	Catholic N = 250	Orthodox Christian N = 51	Hindu N = 3	Buddhist N = 9	Muslim N = 2	Atheist N = 39	Spiritual but no organized religion N = 299	Other N = 228
Yes	43.06%	65.12%	37.10%	38.00%	35.29%	33.33%	77.78%	50.00%	71.79%	54.18%	35.09%
Only if customer is over the age of 18	28.32%	20.93%	29.03%	31.20%	19.61%	66.67%	22.22%	50.00%	20.51%	25.75%	31.58%
Only if customer is married	1.77%	2.33%	3.23%	1.60%	3.92%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	1.00%	.44%
No	26.85%	11.63%	30.65%	29.20%	41.18%	0.00%	0.00%	0.00%	7.69%	19.06%	32.89%

Q7. Should state laws require that pharmacists fill prescriptions despite any religious objections?
	All N = 1296
	Total N = 1296	Jewish N = 43	Protestant N = 372	Catholic N = 250	Orthodox Christian N = 51	Hindu N = 3	Buddhist N = 9	Muslim N = 2	Atheist N = 39	Spiritual but no organized religion N = 299	Other N = 228
Yes. Patient's rights should prevail if a legal drug is prescribed by a doctor	72.84%	90.70%	65.86%	70.80%	54.90%	66.67%	100.00%	50.00%	92.31%	84.95%	67.11%
No. Pharmacists should not be forced to violate their consciences.	27.16%	9.30%	34.14%	29.20%	45.10%	33.33%	0.00%	50.00%	7.69%	15.05%	32.89%