Sentences with phrase «how public polling»

I summarized my thoughts about how the public polling panned out here.

The Waste Challenge demonstrates how public polling can be used in learning to compare our own perspectives with others.

One part of O'Reilly's analysis is how public polling conducted in 2014 compared to the final result in the gubernatorial race between Cuomo, a Democrat, and Republican challenger Rob Astorino.

Not exact matches

A separate poll published by the Telegraph on Saturday found public confidence in the government's handling of Brexit at an all - time low, with around two - thirds of people disapproving of how negotiations are being handled.

Since the 2016 election, Facebook has paid unusual attention to the reputations of Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Sandberg, conducting polls to track how they are viewed by the public, said Tavis McGinn, who was recruited to the company last April and headed the executive reputation efforts through September 2017.

The 2012 National Opinion Poll commissioned by the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada and undertaken by Angus Reid Public Opinion provides a comprehensive picture to date of how Canadians think and feel about Asia.

But, lets say the bishop of the local Catholic diocese took a public poll during Sunday mass and asked for a show of hands as to how many of his congregants use an unapproved form of birth control?

At the same time, public opinion polls demonstrate a continuous improvement in the dominant white population groups» ideas about black people and how they should be treated.

Keep in mind that this poll (or any other) means little to nothing when setting a spread for a game, but it provides a great indicator of public perception and how bettors will respond to these teams in the market.

First, we don't know how public opinion will move before polling day.

An Opinium / Observer poll conducted last Wednesday, Thursday and Friday shows how strongly the public was against military intervention both in the lead - up to, and immediately after, the Commons vote.

This prediction takes account of both recent YouGov polling data and the lessons from history about how public opinion moves in the final weeks before general elections.

However, with the poll revealing the extent of public unease about the plans, Unite is warning that this lack of support will grow as people give greater consideration to how the profits - first ethos could change the nature of policing in England and Wales.

In terms of how well the Labour party would hang together under Jeremy Corbyn, polling of the public can't really tell us — a poll of Labour MPs perhaps!

The BBC apparently remains keen to keep the story going, publishing today an opinion poll it commissioned assessing how the public views the Shadow Chancellor - with mixed feelings revealed.

A new Quinnipiac poll shows that the public is divided about how the NYPD is handling the protests:

He says the resolution process was flawed because of how quickly it was passed - the town never conducted a public meeting or a poll.

We've already seen in YouGov's poll earlier this week that David Cameron holds a commanding lead amongst party members, but their voting decisions will obviously be influenced by how the polls suggest the voting public will react to David Davis and David Cameron.

«If you look at the internal research and polling which suggest Labour could lose up to three million of the people that voted for us at the last general election, that same research shows that one of their principal concerns is security and the nuclear deterrent and the party's attitude towards it — to know that and to knowingly go and worsen the perception of the party in the eyes of the voting public will precipitate a response which will not help the Labour party not just for this election but the for general election after that and for who knows how many elections after that.

An interesting post on yesterday's UK Polling Report examined how the public see themselves on a left - right scale.

David Konisky of IU's School of Public and Environmental Affairs analyzed 20 years of survey results from Gallup public opinion polls in one of the first major studies of how attitudes about the environment by self - identified U.S. Christians have shifted overPublic and Environmental Affairs analyzed 20 years of survey results from Gallup public opinion polls in one of the first major studies of how attitudes about the environment by self - identified U.S. Christians have shifted overpublic opinion polls in one of the first major studies of how attitudes about the environment by self - identified U.S. Christians have shifted over time.

«The 37th Annual Phi Delta Kappa / Gallup Poll of the Public's Attitudes Toward the Public Schools» found that 68 percent of the 1,000 respondents do not think a single test provides an accurate picture of how...

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On this matter, questions are very different but both polls show that the public pretty much understands how American students perform relative to those in other industrialized nations.

As I discuss in an op - ed in today's Wall Street Journal, the 5th annual PEPG / Education Next poll shows public support for more spending drops precipitously when people learn how much schools are currently spending.

But the Education Next poll varied the query for another (randomly selected) group of respondents, who were given the opportunity to choose among four answers, «How much trust and confidence do you have in the men and women who are teaching children in the public schools?»

The poll also asked adults how much money the federal government should contribute to public education.

«And this poll makes clear that not only do parents overwhelmingly believe in the promise of public education to help all children reach their dreams, their prescription for how to reclaim that promise matches what America's teachers want for their students and schools.

Fortunately, the polls also tell us how we can ensure that the public is receiving correct information.

Three times as many Chicagoans side with the teachers union as with Mayor Rahm Emanuel on how to improve public schools at a time when the two sides remain locked in contentious contract negotiations, a Chicago Tribune poll has found.

Poll Shows How Democrats Can Win With a Public Education Agenda Truthout op - ed by Jeff Bryant, Campaign For America's Future

Here's how education reform was phrased in the poll question: «The education reform bill passed last year by the State Legislature and signed by the Governor takes essential steps to close Connecticut's worst - in - the - nation achievement gap, raise standards for educators, allows immediate action to improve failing schools, increases access to high - quality public school choices, and improves how education dollars arespent.

A recent Time magazine poll asked members of the public how they felt about teacher tenure.

The 2014 PDK / Gallup Poll on attitudes toward public education found that a majority of Americans favor charter schools, while at the same time, not fully understanding how they operate (Bushaw & Calderon, 2014).

To look at more evidence of improvement, see the PDK / Gallup Poll (2004) to find out how the public perceives its schools.

It is a response to the 41st annual PDK / Gallup poll on how Americans view public education, published in the group's September 2009 issue.

«What's clear in poll after poll is that parents and teachers have a shared vision for how we reclaim the promise of public education and ensure all children reach their full potential.

Conducted by Harstad Strategic Research — a Colorado - based firm which worked on President Barack Obama's 2008 election and 2012 re-election — this poll shows how voters back public education in large numbers.

The poll, commissioned by The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation and the California Charter School Association (CCSA), offered insight into how parents and voters view public schools in Los Angeles as The Broad Foundation and others including CCSA continue to solicit input on how best to increase access for families seeking high - quality public schools.

A 2017 national poll on education issues found, among other things, that most Americans underestimate how much money is being spent to educate kids in their local public schools.

By Steve Buckstein A 2017 national poll on education issues found, among other things, that most Americans underestimate how much money is being spent to educate kids in their local public schools.

PDK International has released its 49th Annual poll results on how Americans view public education.

The Gallup poll has numbers online that show how consistently, for decades, a large chunk of the American public has said that they don't believe in evolution and that another large chunk believe evolution is guided by God to make sure humans are the top animal (my sarcastic wording).

A dozen polls that I have posted and reposted countless times (see the cap - and - trade post) make clear the public supports strong climate action almost no matter how you phrase it — even in the depths of the recession — certainly throughout 2009 and 2010.

You confuse polls Measuring public concern with global warming (which varies according to a great many factors and critically depends on how you phrase the question, as Krosnick has shown)-- with public support for strong climate action.

And once again, the number of nominations as well as votes in our public poll show how engaged our readers are in supporting and highlighting their colleagues who are doing extraordinary things both within the profession as well as beyond it.

Since the 2016 election, Facebook has paid unusual attention to the reputations of Mr. Zuckerberg and Ms. Sandberg, conducting polls to track how they are viewed by the public, said Tavis McGinn, who was recruited to the company last April and headed the executive reputation efforts through September 2017.

And just this morning, several polls revealed just how far public trust in Facebook has fallen.