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Most people do not understand public affairs, so Dr. Adam Probolsky wrote this primer: /// Many executives are great at business, but uninformed about public affairs and political risk because they have never had to know how to navigate government /// The need to engage with government is extending to broader groups of industries – […]

Politics โ‰  Political

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Local government staff have a dual role – their functional job and the job of keeping their residents happy. No one else has to work under those condition. Sure, corporate executives answer to shareholders, but not with the intensity and proximity that residents have to City Hall.

New Yorkers Have a Long List of Demands

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From homelessness and affordable housing to fixing public transit, protecting subway riders, and improving education and public safety, Democratic Primary voters in New York have high expectations that are not being met. The poll also finds that Mayor Adams has a narrow path to re-election and that Governor Cuomo would be an instant frontrunner should […]

Americans Would Buy a Latte for a Stranger

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We all love a feel-good story and our latest research is just that. It’s also a uniquely American one. In our recent national survey, we found that more than 90% of Americans would buy a latte for a stranger who forgot their wallet. Who is the most generous? Latinos, Black and African Americans, and Gen […]

Yes on CA Prop. 34 Shows Signs of Passing

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Probolsky Research conducted a statewide poll and asked likely voters how they would vote on Proposition 34 on the November General Election ballot. The ‘yes’ vote is winning but there are signs of weakness among certain demographic groups that the ‘no’ campaign might exploit. See memo below for details. Contact Adam Probolsky at (949) 697-6726 […]

Race for San Francisco Mayor Tied

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San Francisco uses ranked-choice voting. Ours is the only public poll that fully adheres to how the City’s Election Department counts the votes. “Farrell’s strength this early in the election cycle is a very good sign for his campaign,” explained Adam Probolsky, president of Probolsky Research. “While tied for the lead, Breed has limited upside […]

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