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Social and Cultural July 20, 2020

Today 59% NY’ers Touched by Opioid Epidemic, Up from 54%

Today 59% NY’ers Touched by Opioid Epidemic, Up from 54% Majorities say Awareness, Availability of Lifesaving Drugs, More Care in Prescribing & Ease of Obtaining Treatment Increased since 2018 Yet,…

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Consumer Sentiment Increases, A Little, Driven by NYC but Remains Down 22 Points from Pre-Pandemic Reality

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62% NY’ers Say Worst of Coronavirus Pandemic Still to Come

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NYers Say Floyd & Brooks Killings Part of Broader Pattern of Excessive Police Violence Towards Black People

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National and Battleground Crosstabs, NY Times/Siena College Poll

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Biden Leads Trump in Six Key Battleground States

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Biden Leads Trump 50-36% in National Poll

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Special New York Times / Siena College Live Entertainment Poll

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By 2-to-1, Voters Say Moving Too Quickly to Loosen Stay-at- Home Orders is Bigger Danger than Moving Too Slowly

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Social and Cultural May 11, 2020

Special Times Union/Siena College Capital Region COVID-19 Survey

49-39% Say Keep Restrictions Beyond May 15 Rather than Gradually End Them & Begin Opening EconomyMajority Confident Businesses Will Take Necessary Steps to Keep Employees, Clients Safe; Large Majorities Require…

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