Special Newsday/Siena Long Island Progress Report: Affordability
74% Rate Quality of Life on Long Island as Excellent or Good But, 85% Say Availability of Affordable Housing is a Problem & 77% See Cost of Living on LI…
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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
22% of All Americans, Half of Men 18-49, Have Active Online Sports Betting Account
61% Say Football Promotes Values Making America Better; By 57-14% Football Does More to Overcome not Perpetuate Discrimination; Strong Support for ‘Rooney Rule’ and Displaying ‘End Racism’ on Helmets
4 in 10 Say NFL Not Doing Enough Penalizing Domestic Abusers or Players that Committed Sexual Assault; 79% Support Rule Changes to Lessen Brain Injuries; Only 26% Say NFL Doing…