Sentences with phrase «voters believe»

There are three major reasons, in my opinion, that contribute to the lack of voter participation in elections, and they are these; 1) Eligible voters believe that their votes count for nothing, that their votes will not have any effect on the outcome, 2) That many, if not most, politicians are sadly the same (in it for their own personal gain, be it fame, a stepping - stone toward future appointments, or simply to satisfy their uber egos).

Nearly two - thirds of New Mexico voters believe the state should tap its $ 14 billion Land Grant Permanent Fund to generate more funding for early childhood programs, a Journal Poll found.

In Massachusetts, over 90 percent of voters believe contraception is a basic preventive service that should be affordable for everyone, and 81 percent support passage of a state law guaranteeing no - copay insurance coverage of contraception.

These choices reflect the findings of a Planned Parenthood poll which revealed an overwhelming 93 percent of Rhode Island voters believe it is important for people in Rhode Island to have access to all of the reproductive health care options available to them.

Almost half of UK voters believe that the European Union will collapse if France votes in a right - wing Government later this year that takes the country out of the EU, according to a YouGov poll conducted on behalf of BE Offices, a leading independent serviced offices provider.

Overwhelming majorities of voters believe it is important to «ensure that everyone has access to the civil justice system» and «strongly support a...

Overwhelming majorities of voters believe it is important to «ensure that everyone has access to the civil justice system» and «strongly support a wide range of services to enhance access.»

New opinion research shows that overwhelming majorities of voters believe it is important to ensure that everyone has access to the civil justice system.

The majority of older Trump voters believe a house bill imposes an unfair «age tax,» oppose changes to medicaid,...

The majority of older Trump voters believe a house bill imposes an unfair «age tax,» oppose changes to medicaid, and want measures to lower cost of prescription drugs.

More Nature Introducing Discovery Green for Earth Day Rasmussen Survey: Nobody Listens to Scientists, Only 34 % of US Voters Believe Global Warming is Caused by Human Activity Breathtaking!

75 % of voters believe a compelling reason to implement these rules is the boost to local economies and thousands of new jobs that will be created from investments in new technology

Voters believe there is no consensus about global warming within the scientific community.

«Voters believe there is no consensus about global warming.»

In the «Twilight Zone» that the West has entered, enlightened voters believe we are the new boss of weather and must join together to elect those who understand the evil that AGW will bring if we are not told what to do.

Seventy percent (70 %) of Democratic voters believe global warming is proven scientific fact, but 74 % of Republicans think there is still credible disagreement within the scientific community.

Sixty percent (60 %) of all voters believe economic threats are a bigger threat to the United States than terrorist attacks or military attacks from other nations.

Note the gap between rank and file Republicans and the Republican politicians who are supposed to represent them: a majority of Republican voters believe there is «solid evidence of global warming.»

Voters believe there's no consensus about global warming within the scientific community.

A September Rasmussen survey of likely voters, for example, found that just 43 percent of likely U.S. voters believe alleged «global warming» is caused by human activity.

One section of the memorandum, «Winning the Global Warming Debate,» asserts that many voters believe there is a lack of consensus about global warming among scientists.

Luntz worried about seriously in a memo during Bush's first term that the Republicans were exposed because of their stand on the environment: Luntz claimed that «Voters believe [d] that there [was] no consensus about global warming within the scientific community... [and that]..

Voters believe that there is no consensus about global warming in the scientific community.

Via Earth2Tech More Transportation Articles Rasmussen Survey: Nobody Listens to Scientists, Only 34 % of US Voters Believe Global Warming is Caused by Human Activity Toyota to Cut New Prius Hybrid Base Price to $ 21,000, Offer 5 Trim Levels EU Closes Car Air Conditioner Regulatory Loophole, Earth's Climate Wins Toyota Claims Over 20,000 Pre-Orders for 2010 Toyota Prius Hybrid Breathtaking!

What the horse slaughter lobby lacks are elected officials willing to sacrifice votes by leading the charge for an industry that 3 / 4ths of American voters believe is abominable.

As reported in a recent survey conducted by Expect More Arizona, 94 percent of Arizona voters believe that all students regardless of their socio - economic status or family background are entitled to a great education.

And, while there's a bromide out there that voters believe that students these days have too many tests, the poll reveals that just 40 percent feel that way.

Because Connecticut voters believe in education, they believe in democracy and they have had more than their fair share of politicians who seek to use their office to provide financial support to their friends and supporters.

57 % of voters believe public education is on the wrong track in the state with only 34 % seeing education as headed on the right track.

Three - quarters of voters believe a period of adjustment for the new standards and tests is to be expected (76 %) and that the new standards and tests should be given time to work (74 %).

«Voters believe that schools should raise their expectations so that students graduate from high school ready for the world they will enter.

«With implementation occurring in nearly all states that have adopted the Common Core State Standards, voters believe there should be a reasonable transition time given during this undertaking,» said Boyd.

Even with strong majorities favoring time to adjust, over three - quarters (78 %) of voters believe teachers should continue to be evaluated based in part on test scores during the transition with 26 % believing those evaluations should be used only to reward good work or provide guidance to improve teaching and 19 % agreeing only if the evaluations are not used to hire or fire teachers.

According to the poll, 74 percent of voters believe the state is spending «too little» on education.

As Governor Phil Murphy moves to fulfill his campaign promise to replace New Jersey's annual state assessment, one thing is clear: a strong majority of New Jersey voters believe tests in schools are helpful.

In fact, a recent poll revealed that voters believe strongly in high standards, aligned assessments and the importance of making sure their students are prepared for college and the workforce.

Charter schools are public schools and many voters believe public schools should serve all students.

Whose account Arizona voters believe could influence whether they decide to end bilingual education in their own state.

The survey, conducted for the Washington - based American Council on Education, a higher education organization, found that 54 percent of 1,000 registered voters believe students should have to take more math and science courses, and only 31 percent of those polled believe that math and science classes offered to college students not majoring in those fields are «very relevant» to life after graduation.

It sucks even more that year after year, voters believe them.

He warned «Voters believe there is NO CONSENSUS (emphasis his) about global warming in the SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY (emphasis mine).

«Voters believe that there is no consensus about global warming within the scientific community,» he wrote.

«By a 57 - 38 percent margin, voters believe the Attorney General's investigation will be fair and impartial, as opposed to being unduly influenced by politics,» says Siena pollster Steven Greenberg.

Last night a poll found that the Conservatives have taken the lead over Labour — and that voters believe Britain would be burdened with more debt if Ed Miliband wins office.

Nearly two - thirds of voters believe that Labour has a problem with prejudice, according to a new poll commissioned amid a bitter row over anti-Semitism in the party.

According to the survey, 58 % of voters believe that former President Mahama will lead the opposition National Democratic Congress in the 2020 elections.

The Siena College poll said 65 percent of likely voters believe state lawmakers «do what is best for themselves and their friends» and only 28 percent say «the state legislature is honest, hard - working and do what's best for constituents.»

He quotes research showing that 75 % of voters believe Labour was too subservient to America and that the general public are three times more likely than Labour party members to attribute it to the party's electoral defeat, which he says proves his approach to foreign policy is «mainstream».

But the voters believe in him, and we have only one piece of advice: Do, or do not, Governor Awesome.

Most of these minor party registered voters believe their party has blessed the candidate on the line and fully vetted him or her out, unaware of the behind the scene shenanigans that take place.