Special Newsday/Siena Long Island Progress Report: Opportunity
LI’ers Say It’s a Great Place to Raise Children, 77% & For Kids to Get a Quality Education, 90% Fewer, 47% Predict Young People Will Get a Good Job, or…
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Special Newsday/Siena Long Island Quality of Life Progress Report
Special Newsday/Siena Long Island Progress Report: Affordability
By 47-45%, NY’ers Think Our Country’s Best Economic Days are Behind Us
Special AARP/Siena Survey of Older New Jersey Residents
NY’ers are Divided on Energy Policy: 46% Say Restrict Fossil Fuel Usage Even if More Expensive, 43% Say Lower Energy Costs Even if Environment Affected
5 Years After Covid Hit 67% Say They or Family Member Had the Disease, 45% Experienced Financial Hardship, 31% Had a Job Loss, 36% Lost a Loved One
Over 90% Say Affordability a Serious Problem in NYC, 88% Call for More Affordable Housing; Top Requests of Next Mayor – Increasing Supply of Affordable Housing & Programs To Allow New Yorkers to Age in Their Homes
68% Say Local Quality of Life Excellent/Good BUT Only 25% Think Things Improving, 38% Say Cap Region Getting Worse
The Benjamin Center at SUNY New Paltz: Many households in Dutchess, Orange, Sullivan, and Ulster counties are stressed about household finances while struggling to make ends meet
Majorities say their communities are unaffordable and six in ten households grapple with paycheck-to-paycheck finances 78 percent report financial hardship from recent inflation and rising prices 51 percent could not…