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Paperless Future Overtaken by the Web and battered by the recession, Wisconsin’s 32 dailies are in a world of hurt.…
Poll finds Wisconsinites concerned about jobs and the state’s economy.
Poll finds 50% of Wisconsinites thinks cutting state spending by 3% is the solution to the state’s deficit problem.
Likely voters were asked their preferences in the 2008 presidential election as well as factors important to them in choosing a new president.
A survey of public opinion
A survey of Wisconsin public opinion
Taxes and healthcare are the most important issues in the state
A survey of public opinion
Poll also shows most voters think both the state and country are on the wrong track
The Objectives of the Research The objectives of this wave of WPRI’s ongoing research program continue to be measurement of…
In January of this year, Governor Jim Doyle vetoed “concealed carry” legislation passed by the Wisconsin legislature. This legislation would have allowed qualified Wisconsin residents to carry a concealed weapon in public places. Thirty-five states in the U.S. have already adopted a version of the concealed carry law that was proposed in Wisconsin. These are
A survey of public opinion
A survey of Wisconsin public opinion
A survey of Wisconsin public opinion
A survey of Wisconsin public opinion
The Objectives of the Research The objectives of this wave of WPRI’s ongoing research program continue to be measurement of residents’ attitudes on emerging and topical issues and to track change in attitudes on selected topics over time. As was found in earlier surveys, attitudes on some issues have changed very little since the last wave. On
The answer for Milwaukee governance
A survey of Wisconsin public opinion
A survey of Wisconsin public opinion
Over the past generation, political correctness has advanced by leaps and bounds on our nation’s campuses.