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The Latest Carolina Issues Poll

Chris Fitzsimon — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 16:48:51 +0000

The Carolina Issues Poll is a quarterly voter survey conducted by NC Policy Watch that asks different questions on topics of importance to North Carolinians and their elected officials.

In the latest survey, N.C. Policy Watch sought to gauge voter…

The Latest Carolina Issues Poll

Chris Fitzsimon — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 17:25:44 +0000

The Carolina Issues Poll is a quarterly voter survey conducted by NC Policy Watch that asks different questions on topics of importance to North Carolinians and their elected officials.

In the latest survey, N.C. Policy Watch sought to gauge voter attitudes…

Inaugural “Carolina Issues Poll”

Chris Fitzsimon — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 14:19:12 +0000

The Carolina Issues Poll is a new (and soon to be regular) voter survey conducted by NC Policy Watch that asks different questions on topics of importance to North Carolinians and their elected officials.

For this inaugural poll, NC Policy Watch…

NC Policy Watch Unveils Inaugural “Carolina Issues Poll”

Chris Fitzsimon — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 13:59:52 +0000

Results Show that Voters are Supportive of Public, Humane Solutions in Mental Health and Affordable Housing By Rob Schofield Quick Take:

NC Policy Watch, North Carolina’s leading provider of commentary and analysis on state public policy issues, has added yet another feature to its fast growing menu of products and services – the “Carolina Issues Poll.”
In the poll’s inaugural edition, Policy Watch sought to gauge the opinion of North Carolina registered voters on two timely and important policy topics: mental health and affordable housing.
Results from the poll show that North Carolinians are broadly supportive of new publicly funded efforts to aid the mentally ill, oppose executing mentally ill persons convicted of murder and support more public efforts to ease the state’s affordable housing and foreclosure crises.