Young Voters AlliancePolling

Young Voters Alliance · Snap poll Nº 013

Most say wages aren't keeping up, 71–29

Wages aren't keeping up71%

They're keeping up29%

Young Voters Alliance · Aug 2026

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Young Voters Alliance · Snap poll Nº 012

Split on whether rent will ease, 52–48

Rent will come down52%

It won't48%

Young Voters Alliance · Aug 2026

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Young Voters Alliance · Snap poll Nº 011

Student debt is delaying big decisions, 64–36

Yes, it's delaying them64%

No36%

Young Voters Alliance · Jul 2026

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Young Voters Alliance · Snap poll Nº 010

Most plan to stay in their state, 77–23

Staying77%

Leaving23%

Young Voters Alliance · Jul 2026

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Young Voters Alliance · Snap poll Nº 009

Groceries hit hardest, 83–17

Groceries83%

Housing17%

Young Voters Alliance · Jun 2026

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Young Voters Alliance · Snap poll Nº 008

Few expect a raise this year, 59–41

Expect a raise41%

Don't expect one59%

Young Voters Alliance · Jun 2026

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Young Voters Alliance · Snap poll Nº 007

Split on whether the economy is improving, 56–44

Improving56%

Getting worse44%

Young Voters Alliance · May 2026

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Young Voters Alliance · Snap poll Nº 006

Most would vote on affordability alone, 88–12

Yes88%

No12%

Young Voters Alliance · May 2026

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Young Voters Alliance · Snap poll Nº 014

Do you think you'll ever be able to afford a home?

Most members don't expect to own a home, 68–32

Yes, eventually

No, I don't think so

Send to 312 members

Closes in 48 hours

Yes, eventually

No, I don't think so

Each cell = 10% of the panel312 of 312 answered

312 voted · Sep 1–2, 2026

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Do you think you'll ever be able to afford a home?

Yes, eventually

No, I don't think so

Send to 312 members

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Yes, eventually32%

No, I don't think so68%

Each cell = 10% of the panel312 answered

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Age, region, tenure, or anything you ask at join. Groups under five people are not shown.

Under 3581%

35–5464%

55 and over52%

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Under 35 · answered the last 3 polls96 members

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YOUNG VOTERS ALLIANCE · Nº 014

Most members don't expect to own a home, 68–32

312 voted · Sep 1–2Snap

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memberageNº 014a.reyes@…35–54Yesj.okafor@…Under 35Yesm.lind@…55+No

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Member organizations

Do you think you'll ever be able to afford a home?

Put a number on what your members are living through, then hand it to the press.

Yes, eventually32%

No, I don't think so68%

Each cell = 10% of the panel312 answered

Unions

Do you support the tentative agreement?

Take the temperature before the ratification vote, by local and by shift.

Local 1274%

Local 4061%

Night shift48%

Saying yes, by local1,140 answered

Alumni networks

Would you mentor a current student this year?

Size the program before you announce it, then send the sign-up to the yeses.

Yes, this year41%

Not this year59%

Send the sign-up to 128 who said yes

Newsrooms

Should the city fund the new stadium?

Turn readers into a panel. Publish the finding next to the story.

RIVERBEND GAZETTE · READER PANEL

Readers say no to stadium money, 58–42

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Campaigns

Which issue should we lead with next month?

Ask supporters, not consultants. Break it out by county before the ad buy.

Housing costs46%

Roads and transit31%

Schools23%

Leading issue, all counties2,310 answered

Co-ops

Keep Sunday hours or close early?

Member-owners decide. Bring the count to the meeting instead of the argument.

Keep Sunday hours57%

Close at 3 pm43%

486 of 610 member-owners

Faith communities

Add a second Sunday service?

Ask the whole congregation, not the ones who stay for coffee.

Yes, add a 9 am service62%

No, keep one service38%

418 of 530 answered

Neighborhood groups

Speed bumps on Elm Street: yes or no?

Show up to the council meeting with 300 answers instead of one complaint.

Yes71%

No29%

Presented to council Oct 7298 answered

Creator communities

Which topic should the next series cover?

Let the members pick. Then tell them they picked it.

Interviews48%

Tutorials33%

Live Q&A19%

3,880 answered

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