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Business Leaders Split on Trump’s Job Performance and Executive Orders

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Published: Friday, 03 February 2017 12:33

Analysis--Zogby Analytics conducted an online nationwide survey of 301 business decision makers with 100 or more employees on 2/2/2017. Based on a confidence interval of 95%, the margin of error for 301 is +/- 5.7 percentage points. Overall, a plurality (48%) of business leaders disapprove (strongly and somewhat combined) of Donald Trump's job as president so far, while slightly less (44%) approve. At the moment only a third think the country is on the right track and 45% think it's going in the wrong direction.

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Americans Split on Whether the U.S. will be Viewed as a Global Leader in Science and Innovation under President Trump

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Published: Thursday, 26 January 2017 08:13

ARLINGTON, Va.-January 25, 2017- A new survey shows Americans are split on whether the U.S. will be seen as the global leader in science and innovation under President Donald Trump; 41% of Americans agree, 40% disagree and 19% are not sure. Those in agreement include a strong majority of Republicans (70%) compared to Independents (34%) and Democrats (19%), according to the survey commissioned by Research!America. When asked if great strides in science and innovation will continue while Donald Trump is President, opinions were also divided (46% agree, 33% disagree and 22% not sure), with more Republicans (74%) than Independents (44%) and Democrats (22%) agreeing.

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Zogby Analytics Small Communities Institute

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Published: Tuesday, 24 January 2017 17:04

The character of many cities, towns and villages in New York State are changing dramatically each year due to a multitude of reasons. These smaller communities are faced with many of the same challenges that their larger counterparts are experiencing. Problems such as increasing crime rate, dwindling tax base, increased unemployment, aging housing stock, the exodus of young adults, the list goes on and on, plague many smaller communities.

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