Hi 'Smarter,' and thanks for the response. While I'm not sure which "you guys" you're are talking about, it sounds like you're as interested as I am in reducing both rape and domestic violence against women in our state.  That's great!  Here's the only problem: this survey didn't ask women about either of those things.  It asked them in a brief phone survey if they "received unwanted voice or text messages, unwanted phone calls, or had received unwanted emails, cards or gifts," to name a few.   None of these questions asked women if they had ever been or come close to being the victim of assault, rape, sexual assault, or even sexual harassment.
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The survey question even coming close to this could be, "have you had your home or car intruded?"  The answer to which, unlike the other questions, could possibly be corroborated. If reducing rape and domestic violence is your goal- then why not be critical, as I am, of surveys which don't accurately measure this?   Hope this helps.