Fewer than One-Third Say Race Relations in NY are Excellent (7%) or Good (24%); Little Difference Between Blacks & Whites or Democrats & RepublicansMajority Views Black Lives Matter Movement Favorably;…
Katko 45% – Balter 45% – Williams 5% – Undecided 4%Balter Leads by 34 Points in Syracuse; Katko Up by 22 Points Outside OnondagaBiden (Viewed Favorably) Leads Trump (Viewed Unfavorably)…
Still Nearly 20 Points Below Pre-Pandemic HighNY’ers Starting to See Better Tomorrow; Future Index Up for Every DemographicPlans to Purchase Homes Skyrocket; Over 12% Shopping for Real Estate; Highest Ever…
Two-Thirds Want Colleges to Deliver Remote Education51% NY’ers Still Say Worst of Coronavirus Pandemic Yet to Come; 86% Concerned NY Will Face Large Outbreak in FallMajorities NOT Comfortable Dining in…
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,…
Consumer Sentiment Increases, A Little, Driven by NYC but Remains Down 22 Points from Pre-Pandemic Reality Despite Re-Opening, Pluralities Say They are Worse Off and Expect NYS Economy to WeakenGas…
By 2-to-1, Voters Say Moving Too Quickly to Loosen Stay-at-Home Orders is Bigger Danger than Moving Too Slowly75% of NYers Think We Will Face Another Large COVID-19 Outbreak in the…
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…
Majority of Upstate CEOs Say Return to Pre-Virus Economy Will Take Longer than 6 MonthsBy 57-35%, CEOs Say NYS Should Focus on Public Health NOT Relaxing Restrictions for May 1Nearly…
NY Consumer Sentiment Plummets as Coronavirus HitsIndex Drops 27 Points, Lowest since November 2011Large Plurality Expect Bad Business Conditions Ahead; Majority say NOT Time to BuyAs NY’ers Stay Home, Gas…