When
we asked voters who had visited the California Dashboard online, they were overwhelmingly positive about it.
The district
asked voters to increase local funding 16 times between 2000 and 2017.
These questions
asked voters how important they believed it was for elected school board members to receive formal professional development instruction in the laws and policies affecting public K - 12 school districts and, whether or not they favored legislation that would require a minimum level of such instruction.
Hess looked at a slew of big polls conducted over the course of 2015 that
asked voters to name the «nation's most important problem.»
Welsh Lib Dem leader Kirsty Williams has
asked voters to trust the party's pledges on student grants despite broken promises not to raise tuition fees in England.
Pollsters
asked voters what issues mattered most to them.
For instance, in our California poll
we asked voters whether they wanted schools to have more money, reformed operations, or both, finding a 12/24/62 split [xvii].
For instance, PACE / Rossier
asked voters to rate nine options for measures that could be used to hold schools accountable.
Gillibrand's approval rating is little changed from the last time The Marist Poll
asked voters in New York State about her job performance.
She asked voters to trust her instincts, reciting an old saying she learned in the Methodist Church.
But Fox, who endorsed Sanders for president Feb. 28 — and whose home state of Pennsylvania votes on April 26 —
asked voters not to fall for Clinton's conversion.
And the poll also
asked voters if they support the controversial MTA Payroll tax.
A Yougov / Channel 4 poll carried out on the eve of tonight's Ask The Chancellors debate on Channel 4
asked voters of all parties which of the three men would be best for the job.
The poll
asked voters specifically if Cuomo is doing enough to explain how he'd fix the state budget deficit.
ICM
asked voters how settled they were in their current voting intention to establish how far voters will drift back towards their traditional affiliations and found a narrow majority of 51 % saying they were now «very certain» that their mind was made up.
They also
asked voters if they thought the process of high volume hydraulic fracturing would cause environmental harm — and 50 % said yes they thought there would be environmental damage.
Siena also
asked voters about their opinion of U.S. Senator Charles Schumer, who is up for re-election to a fourth term next year.
School districts that year
asked voters to approve hefty average tax hikes of 8 percent.
Greenberg: «Now, interestingly, despite the fact that it was the State Education Department and the Board of Regents that have implemented the Common Core and have been pushing for its implementation, when Siena
asked voters «who do you trust most to set education policy in New York, is it the governor, the legislature, the state education department, or the Board of Regents?»
A YouGov poll last month
asked voters whether they trusted Jeremy Corbyn to take the right decisions on defence.
Siena
asked voters what they thought about the Cuomo administration's decision to ban fracking.
«But when Siena
asked voters what's the most important issue for you to determine your vote for governor, nearly half of the people said an economic issue.
When Marist last
asked voters in New York about the direction of the state, a similar proportion — 72 % — thought the state needed a new course while 22 % said it was on the right path.
The Siena poll
asked voters whether they felt things were better now under Cuomo than they were before he was governor.
Best leader in economic crisis
We asked voters who is best equipped to lead us out of Britain's current economic crisis.
The poll also
asked voters about the city's efforts to ban churches from renting space in public schools.
The new poll also
asked voters about New York's U.S. senate race between Sen. Charles Schumer, D - N.Y., seeking his fourth term, and Republican Wendy Long.
The poll
asked voters about the possibility of a third, left - leading candidate in the race, and found that could significantly cut into Cuomo's present runaway lead.
In one question, pollsters
asked voters if they'd consider voting for White House budget director Shaun Donovan, who ran the city's housing agency under Bloomberg.
The college
asked voters in all or parts of...
We also
asked voters how much economic pain they were prepared to suffer to break free of Brussels control.
Siena also
asked voters about their opinion of US Senator Charles Schumer, who is up for re election to a fourth term next year.
The poll
asked voters «Who is running a more negative campaign?»
The Siena college survey
asked voters about Cuomo's plan to make the state budget late if the legislature doesn't agree to an ethics package that includes fuller disclosure of lawmakers» outside income.
Another question
asked voters about the «probably double digit increase in the cost of the toll» on the bridge and the «jamming it through the Legislature before the July 4th holiday» assessing whether those conditions «make you more or less likely to vote to vote for Governor Cuomo and the state legislators who support it?»
The poll
asked voters if they would be more likely to support the plan if the casino sites were picked by a nonpartisan state Gaming Commission and 30 % said they would be more likely to do so.
If
you asked the voters to authorize $ 2.9 billion in state debt and not say what it was for, I think it would get voted down,» Briccetti said.
Alex Salmond
asked voters to back independence, and won virtual independence on domestic matters instead.
Yesterday, a Quinnipiac University poll
asked all voters who they would prefer to be Mayor.
When Marist last
asked voters about Senator Schumer's approval rating in May, 50 % of the electorate gave him above average marks.
The poll also
asked voters «what are the top issues» facing the city: they are economic development and taxes.
He makes clear that he has little commitment to the job
he asked voters to elect him to.»
«
We asked voters, «has the economic well being of you and your family improved, stayed the same or gotten worse since Cuomo's been governor,»» Greenberg said.
Tuesday's referendum
asked voters to increase how much Utica is obligated to spend annually on its roads, from $ 2 million to $ 5 million.
During the interview, Spitzer said whether he had done enough in the five years to overcome distrust of him was up to the voters to judge, but
he asked voters to «look at the totality» of his life and career.
Democratic challengers Mary Eisenstein and Ron Rothman
asked voters to elect a different voice to the all - Republican board, while incumbent Town Board member Jim Dinizio, a registered Conservative, and Republican challenger and current town Trustee Bob Ghosio touted their experience and working knowledge of the issues facing Southold.
«
We asked voters, «has the economic well being of you and your family improved, stayed the same or gotten worse since Cuomo's been governor?»
I read in a newspaper that the recent ComRes poll that gave the Tories a 22 point lead also
asked voters which party they most naturally identified with.
Proposition 1
asked voters to instead establish a commission to redraw legislative and congressional district lines, as required by the federal government to account for population changes every 10 years.
When The Marist Poll last
asked voters about Cuomo's job approval rating in November, he received similar marks.