New Yorkers Say Worst of the Pandemic Is Still to Come 55-31%
Nearly 3/4 of NYers Have or Plan to Get Vaccinated; 1/4 Do NotVoters Say Biden Administration Will Have Positive Impact on NYS; They Also Say Incoming Senate Majority Leader Schumer…
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MLK Day 2021: Over the Last Year, New Yorkers’ Views on Race Relations and Discrimination in NY Are Little Changed
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;…
Siena College / Syracuse.com 24th Congressional District Poll
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)…
Consumer Sentiment Continues to Recover; Up 8 Points from March Low
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…
62% Say Completely Opening Schools Runs Too Great a Risk; 32% Disagree
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%
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
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 Slowly
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…
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…
Special Upstate New York Business Leader COVID-19 Survey
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…