As others already said, many thanks indeed for the work put into the survey.
However, please be aware that not only is it arguably hard to order choices, but transforming the “preference lists” of individuals into a “preference list” of society, is fundamentally flawed in both theory and practice.
For a future survey I would suggest to let us grade each choice, as asked in most surveys. In the results, each choice would then get a profile of grades, and all choices be ranked using the Majority Judgment (ie. comparing using the median-grade, and breaking tie by removing (one-by-one) any grades equal to the shared median-grade from each tied choice’s). A method mathematically and experimentally proven to be “superior to any known method of voting and to any known method of judging competitions, in theory and in practice”, as their authors put it.