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Behind the Data: Evaluating Sentiment of Chicago Residents and Leaders
At The Harris Poll, we regularly publish articles in partnership with Crain’s Chicago Business grounded in exclusive Harris Poll data. Our content explores Chicago residents’ and business leaders’ changing perceptions on the city’s trajectory.
Topics cover the full experience of Chicago-life: entertainment options, urban development initiatives, economic inequity, COVID recovery, and more. Explore the full collection of articles below.
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Chicago's homicide stats tell only part of the public safety story
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Chicago takes a hyperlocal approach to closing racial health gaps
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Real reasons to save midtier private colleges
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Consumers want the consumer protections but not so keen about paying more for clean energy
“As market research experts, we know there’s a link between the viewpoints of the electorate and the success of government at all levels,” says Will Johnson, CEO of The Harris Poll. “We’re here to help Crain’s readers better see that connection or, as we may also see, that disconnection.”
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Poll: Most Cook County residents think downtown Chicago is more dangerous than a year ago
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Chicago's homicide stats tell only part of the public safety story
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Chicago takes a hyperlocal approach to closing racial health gaps
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Real reasons to save midtier private colleges
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Consumers want the consumer protections but not so keen about paying more for clean energy
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Great Lakes residents divided on who should lead on environmental issues, Harris Poll finds
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Housing instability weighs on Chicagoans' minds, Harris Poll finds
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Tax increases push Chicagoans to their limit
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Chicago-area workers still facing COVID's mental health effects
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Investments in urban development could prevent Chicago from plateauing
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The economics of entertainment: More investment in nightlife could help Chicago attract residents and businesses
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