First juror (PJ2): white male chemist that prefers Black Lives Matter over Blue Lives Matter, hadn't heard many details of the case before he got the questionnaire
Second Juror (PJ9): multiracial female with diabetes who was very excited to serve as a juror on this case, thinks BLM and BLM have been co-opted as corporate marketing ploys
Third Juror(PJ19): white male with somewhat negative opinion of Chauvin but positive image of police in general, has a friend in MPD he hasn't discussed the case with
Fourth Juror (PJ27): black male immigrant, that has lived in Minnesota for 14 years and works in tech support, police in his neighborhood makes him feel safe
Fifth Juror (PJ44): white female, mother of 2 teenagers, negative opinion of Chauvin, works in the health care system for a social nonprofit
Sixth Juror: (PJ52): black man in his 30s, coaches youth basketball, likes to write, has a neutral opinion of Mr. Floyd and Mr. Chauvin, and can be impartial
Seventh Juror (PJ55): white widow in her 50's, rides a motorcycle in spirit with her late husband, was disturbed by the video and didn't watch the entirety, says she presumes Mr. Chauvin is innocent and can be impartial
Eighth Juror (PJ79): black male immigrant lived in the area 20 years, is a manager, in favour of BLM, BLM and ALM. Police in his community make him feel safe, and he can be impartial
Ninth Juror (PJ85): multiracial married mother, corporate professional, negative view of Chauvin. No knowledge about Floyd or Chauvin's histories, can put aside the disgusting video and remain impartial
Tenth Juror (PJ89): white female nurse, lives alone, been at the job a long time, mostly neutral opinions on the case, generally positive opinion on police, can be impartial in this case
Eleventh Juror (PJ91): retired, married, black grandmother, volunteers with kids, has degree in child psychology, positive view of police in general, positive view of BLM, can be impartial
Twelfth Juror (PJ92): white female insurance manager, very family and friend oriented and loves her work, thinks poc are discriminated against in the justice system, can be impartial
First Alternate Juror (PJ96): white female homeless/low income housing advocate and volunteer, recently resigned a customer service job. Not sure if she wants to be on the jury, somewhat favourable opinion of BLM and BLM
Second Alternate Juror (PJ118): white female social worker, was recently married and got a puppy, has a widely ranging opinion of Chauvin, neutral opinion of Floyd, supports the police because they help her with her job, and says she can be fair and impartial
Third Alternate Juror (PJ131): white married man, accountant, doesn't like anthem kneeling, but prefers BLM to Blue Lives Matter. Says he can put aside all his previously held opinions and be impartial.