Transportation Poll Presentation to OCTax
Today we presented new poll results to OCTax on how Orange County voters feel about transportation.
The presentation is here:
Probolsky Research – The Future of Orange County’s Transportation
Today we presented new poll results to OCTax on how Orange County voters feel about transportation.
The presentation is here:
Probolsky Research – The Future of Orange County’s Transportation
On Friday, July 14, 2017 Probolsky Research president Adam Probolsky presented the results to an Orange County, CA countywide poll on homelessness at a California Women’s Leadership Association forum.
Some surprising data were revealed, not the least of which was that homelessness and poverty are the top issues of concern among Orange County voters.
The presentation can be viewed here: Probolsky Research – Orange County Voter Survey – Homelessness UPDATED
The full report on results can be viewed here: Probolsky Research – Orange County Voter Survey – Homelessness – Full Report on Results
Probolsky Research president Adam Probolsky presents our findings on opinions about the movie industry, multi-day music festivals, drones, self-driving cars and community engagement at the Western Advocacy Symposium – Grassroots Professional Network on May 12, 2017.
The presentation can be found here.
The full report on results can be found here.
This book, A Conversation with America about Government Corruption, is an important quick read for anyone who works in government, the media, politics or public affairs.
Do you think you know how Americans talk and think about government corruption? You may be surprised by what we found in our national poll that asked: “In just a few words, how would you define government corruption?”
If you would like to be notified when we update this research, use the Connect With Us form to the right.
If you would like printed copies of this book or are interested in a presentation on corruption and ethics for your group or organization, please call our office at 949-855-6400.
Download the book here: A Conversation with America about Government Corruption
http://www.rollcall.com/news/gonzales/polling-interactive-voice-response
Pollsters need to take care that they replicate the ballot experience of voters as closely as possible. This means very different things in all 50 states and in many of the different counties, cities and townships across the country.
Being careless with ballot experience can cause the results of a horse-race question to be way off.
In this Roll Call article by Nathan Gonzales, I spoke to this issue:
“We feel strongly that replicating the ballot, in form and function is critical to getting an accurate read on the outcome,” said Republican pollster Adam Probolsky of Probolsky Research. “That includes the ballot order (or rotational scheme if there is one), any other information such as party (and how that is presented), notation of incumbency or other information.”
“It takes effort to dial in these details for each client, but without that next-level of inquiry about a ballot for a specific race, the data can be skewed minimally or worse,” Probolsky added.
Make sure your pollster does the hard work of learning how the ballot is presented to voters and adjusts accordingly.
Advisory to California Water Agencies Regarding White House Executive Order on Water Regulations
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
In light of the White House Executive Order on the Environmental Protection Agency review of Obama-era water regulations, we are recommending that California water agencies make a declarative statement about adhering to and maintaining stringent water quality standards.
This advice is in no way meant to be a value judgement on the President’s action. Nor do we expect that the Executive Order necessarily directly impacts drinking water in your community. The media however, is presenting the issue as if water quality will suffer broadly under these new rules. And that is precisely why we are recommending getting out in front of the issue.
Polling and other opinion research we have performed for water districts throughout the state, shows that ratepayers trust their local water districts and have high confidence in their water quality. It is important to protect this positive public perception.
Examples of today’s news headlines:
CNN: Trump to sign order reviewing EPA water rule
NY Times: Trump Plans to Begin E.P.A. Rollback With Order on Clean Water
NBC News: Trump Signs Executive Order to Begin Water Rule Rollback
With offices in Newport Beach and San Francisco, Probolsky Research conducts polling, focus groups and other opinion research for public agencies.
Link to Advisory:
Advisory to California Water Agencies Regarding White House Executive Order on Water Regulations
Probolsky Research conducted a poll of likely March 7, City of Los Angeles Voters – the results show that Measure S is likely to fail. Also, Mayor Eric Garcetti has high job approval marks.
The presentation can be found here:
March Election – Probolsky – City of Los Angeles Likely Voter TRACKING Survey – Presentation
The full report on results can be found here:
City of Los Angeles Likely Voter Survey – Full Report
Methodology:
From Thursday, February 16 through Sunday, February 19, 2017 Probolsky Research conducted a telephone survey of likely voters within the City of Los Angeles.
A total of 300 voters were surveyed. A survey of this size yields a margin of error of +/-5.8% with a confidence level of 95%. Interviews were conducted with voters on both landline and mobile phones (46% were completed on mobile phones) and were offered in English and Spanish languages.
Our sample was developed from voter files originally compiled by the Los Angeles County Registrar-Recorder. Probolsky Research applies a stratified random sampling methodology to our sample design. In other words, we ensure that the demographic proportions of survey respondents match the demographic composition of the universe being researched.
Probolsky Research specializes in opinion research on behalf of business, government, non-profit and special interest clients.
Probolsky Research president, Adam Probolsky’s presentation can be found at this link:
Probolsky Research – CandE Presentation 2017
The new Probolsky Research national poll shows that the American People believe it is the responsibility of the news media to fact-check politicians and report when they lie.
Thirteen percent disagree.

Link to infographic: https://www.probolskyresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/Fact-check.jpg
Methodology:
Probolsky Research surveyed a nationally representative sample of 1,000 adults living in the United States. Telephone interviews were conducted by landline and mobile phone (500). The survey was offered in both English and Spanish (43 respondents chose to complete the survey in Spanish) and conducted from February 2 – 5, 2017. Statistical results are weighted to compensate for demographic discrepancies. We utilize rounding to bring aggregate responses to 100% for presentation purposes. The margin of error for this survey is +/-3.9%.
Probolsky Research conducts opinion research on behalf of business, government, media, non-profit, and special interest clients. Adam Probolsky is CEO of Probolsky Research.

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