…health or personal finances, 78% said their personal health, 22% said their personal finances. Spencer Kimball, Director of Emerson College Polling, said: “at the onset of this crisis there was…
…opinion. Voters were asked which is the most pressing issue: a Covid-19 vaccine plan, a complete investigation into the sexual harassment allegations, or a complete investigation into nursing home deaths….
…as out of touch with modern society, however effective at getting things done. A 50-year-old Puerto Rican Republican woman living in the Atlanta suburbs said “broken promises” come to mind…
…on the Biden Administration for inflation, while 16% blame supply chain disruptions, 11% blame the War in Ukraine, 9% blame government spending on COVID-19 relief, and 13% blame something else;…
…de grupos focales para comprender las actitudes y creencias de los hispanos hacia los partidos políticos, asuntos de política, la votación y los medios de comunicación. El estudio de Nevada…
…commentary can be found at https://sph.cuny.edu/research/covid-19-tracking-survey/week-5 and JHC Impact, an initiative of the Journal of Health Communication: International Perspectives. Survey methodology: The CUNY Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy (CUNY SPH) survey…
…higher trust than the federal government among those polled: 18% said they trust their state government a lot, 48% said they trust their state government some, 24% said they trust…
…increase in gas prices, while 18% blame gas and oil companies, 16% blame gas and oil sanctions against Russia, 9% blame the supply chain, 5% blame Putin, 4% blame COVID-19,…
…crime at 8%. Covid came in at the bottom at .3%. Regarding immigration, respondents were asked what comes closer to their viewpoint: immigration should not increase because it will cost…