New Review poll topic published on Web site
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share thisThe new poll topic for The Daily & Sunday Review Web site this week is: Last year was economically a tough year for the nation. Now that the new year has begun, would you say you are ...
- Optimistic that the situation will improve
- Hopeful, but hesitant to get too optimistic
- Expect more of the same for a significant time to come
- Expect the situation to get worse before it gets better
- Not sure what to expect.
Last week's question was: What do you think is the best part of a new year?
As of the end of the poll period on Saturday evening, with 521 responses received, the breakdown was as follows: Celebrating. 23, 4 percent; Having the sense that it's a new beginning, 134, 26 percent; Having the renewed motivation to pursue personal goals, 57, 11 percent; Watching the ball drop, 14, 3 percent; Spending time with friends or family, 140, 27 percent; Making predictions, 2, less than one percent, Making resolutions, 2, less than one percent; Reflecting on the year(s) gone by, 48, 9 percent; The sense of excitement/anticipation in the air, 29, 6 percent; Other, 72, 14 percent.
The poll is not conducted scientifically and cannot be taken as an accurate measurement of community sentiment. It is an interactive feature for entertainment only.
To take part, visit the newspaper's Web site home page, which is at www.thedailyreview.com.
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