How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements...	Round 1: Strongly Agree (%)	Round 1: Strongly Agree (number of respondents)	Round 2: Strongly Agree (%)	Round 2: Strongly Agree (number of respondents)	Round 1: Somewhat Agree (%)	Round 1: Somewhat Agree (number of respondents)	Round 2: Somewhat Agree (%)	Round 2: Somewhat Agree (number of respondents)	Round 1: Neither Agree nor Disagree (%)	Round 1: Neither Agree nor Disagree (number of respondents)	Round 2: Neither Agree nor Disagree (%)	Round 2: Neither Agree nor Disagree (number of respondents)	Round 1: Somewhat Disagree (%)	Round 1: Somewhat Disagree (number of respondents)	Round 2: Somewhat Disagree (%)	Round 2: Somewhat Disagree (number of respondents)	Round 1: Strongly Disagree (%)	Round 1: Strongly Disagree (number of respondents)	Round 2: Strongly Disagree (%)	Round 2: Strongly Disagree (number of respondents)	Round 1: Total Number of Respondents	Round 2: Total Number of Respondents
Hong Kong is a democracy	21.56%	216	11.28%	29	24.05%	241	16.73%	43	20.56%	206	16.34%	42	22.65%	227	31.91%	82	11.18%	112	23.74%	61	1002	257
The rule of law exists in Hong Kong today	13.59%	136	2.33%	6	39.86%	399	20.23%	52	24.58%	246	18.29%	47	17.68%	177	35.41%	91	4.30%	43	23.74%	61	1001	257
Carrie Lam is a worse Chief Executive than C.Y. Leung	54.99%	551	62.26%	160	20.26%	203	17.12%	44	21.46%	215	19.07%	49	2.40%	24	1.56%	4	0.90%	9	0.00%	0	1002	257
Policemen are victims of China and the HK government	10.91%	109	2.72%	7	21.62%	216	13.62%	35	22.72%	227	10.51%	27	24.52%	245	29.57%	76	20.22%	202	43.58%	112	999	257
Violence can be a legitimate means of resistance	30.23%	302	37.35%	96	37.74%	377	42.02%	108	21.52%	215	12.84%	33	7.91%	79	6.23%	16	2.60%	26	1.56%	4	999	257
The protesters on Wednesday evening [June 17] did everything right	34.97%	350			37.86%	379			21.28%	213			5.00%	50			0.90%	9			1001