New Yorkers Support $15 Minimum Wage 59-38 Percent
New Yorkers Support $15 Minimum Wage 59-38 Percent; Dems Support Overwhelmingly, Reps Strongly Oppose Twice As Many New Yorkers Say Common Core Has Worsened Rather than Improved Public Education in…
As Visit Nears Pope Francis Enjoys Tremendous Favorability
Newsday/News 12 Long Island/Siena College Study As Visit Nears, Pope Francis Enjoys Tremendous Favorability Buoyed by Simple Lifestyle Most, Not all, Agree with Pope on Sanctity of Life, Climate Change…
Hillary Clinton Viewed Unfavorably by Majority of NYers for First Time Ever
Hillary Clinton Viewed Unfavorably by Majority of NYers for First Time Ever; Solid Lead over Biden, Sanders in Dem Primary Trump Has Wide Republican Primary Lead, With Carson Distant Second;…
Almost Two-Thirds of NY Voters Agree with Supreme Court
Almost Two-Thirds of NY Voters Agree with Supreme Court Same Sex Marriage Decision; Support Obamacare Ruling 2-to-1 Voters Overwhelmingly Say Confederate Flag Represents ‘Racial Intolerance’ and Not ‘Southern Heritage’; Republicans…
Cuomo Favorability & Job Performance Ratings Slip a Little
Cuomo Favorability & Job Performance Ratings Slip a Little; Voters Give Gov. Low Grades on Education, Economy, Corruption & Balancing Upstate/Downstate Needs Feud? Overall, NYS Voters Stand with Cuomo Over…
Siena College Research Institute & Rockefeller Institute of Government Announce Collaborative Effort to Monitor New Yorkers’ Views on Potential 2017 Constitutional Convention
Siena College Research Institute & Rockefeller Institute of Government Announce Collaborative Effort to Monitor New Yorkers’ Views on Potential 2017 Constitutional Convention Other Partners Include the Government Law Center at…
Softening Current Economic Outlook Slows Consumer Sentiment
Softening Current Economic Outlook Slows Consumer Sentiment; New Yorkers Far More Upbeat than a Year Ago But Trail Nation by 11 Points Buying Plans Remain High; Cars, Homes, Furniture Should…
NY’ers and Upstate CEO’s See Balancing Work & Family as Biggest Problem for Women at Work
NY’ers and Upstate CEO’s See Balancing Work & Family as Biggest Problem for Women at Work Large Majority Say Women Struggle to Receive Equal Pay and With Workplace Sexual Harassment;…
Corruption – A Serious Problem – Has Not Gotten Worse Over Last Few Years, Voters Say
Corruption – A Serious Problem – Has Not Gotten Worse Over Last Few Years, Voters Say; Not As Important as Jobs or Education as Priority Issue for Legislature to Address…
Voters Don’t Think New Laws Will Reduce Corruption; Say Cuomo was Right to not Hold Up Budget for Bigger Changes
Voters Don’t Think New Laws Will Reduce Corruption; Say Cuomo was Right to not Hold Up Budget for Bigger Changes Voters Say (50-44 Percent) Parents Right to Opt Out of…