Jesse SchecknerSeptember 20, 2022
6min0
Forty-two percent said inflation is most urgent, compared to 9% who cited illegal immigration and 8% prioritizing gun control.
Tag: Public Opinion Strategies
Jesse SchecknerSeptember 20, 2022
Peter SchorschMay 23, 2022
4min0
The Tribe won 10 national Pollie awards.
Drew WilsonAugust 16, 2018
7min359
Sarasota state Sen. Greg Steube filed another six-figure fundraising report ahead of the primary election for Florida’s 17th Congressional District, bringing his to-date fundraising total past the $500,000 mark. From the start of last month through Aug. 8, Steube’s campaign account received $126,636 in contributions, including $104,136 from individual donors and another $22,500 from political […]
Joe HendersonMarch 30, 2017
4min210
While the business of governing requires tough choices and choosing between priorities that can be conflicting, sometimes it’s best to do what the people want. After all, it’s their money that is being spent. So, listen up, Tallahassee. On the subject of state Medicaid funding, the people — your bosses — appear to have spoken […]
Jim RosicaJanuary 7, 2016
3min367
The head of an anti-gambling expansion group says a new Florida Chamber of Commerce poll “paints an inaccurate picture of public opinion” regarding a new proposed blackjack agreement between the state and the Seminole Tribe of Florida. On Thursday, the Chamber released poll results showing three-quarters of voters say blackjack “has been good for the state” and that […]
Jim RosicaJanuary 7, 2016
5min323
The Florida Chamber of Commerce came out in support of the new Seminole Compact on Thursday, releasing poll results showing three-quarters of voters say the blackjack deal “has been good for the state.” The deal, negotiated by Gov. Rick Scott, allows the Seminole Tribe of Florida to continue offering blackjack at its casinos in return for […]
Phil AmmannMarch 18, 2015
5min237
Several top GOP strategists are considering joining Right to Rise, the super PAC of likely presidential candidate Jeb Bush. According to the Washington Post, a handful of select Republican Party operatives could be the nucleus of a well-funded group operating outside any official campaign, to promote Bush’s as-of-yet unannounced candidacy and tear down any challenges. […]
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