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2005
Louisiana Survey
Post-Hurricane
Community
Audit
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Results of a new study funded by LSU's Reilly Center
for Media and Public Affairs shows that Louisiana residents are most
concerned about the displacement of the state's residents, closely
followed by their concern for rebuilding New Orleans. When asked who
should foot the bill for rebuilding, a majority of residents said it
is the federal government's responsibility. Residents also gave high
marks to religious and non-profit organizations for effective
response post hurricane Katrina.
The study, conducted by PPRL from Nov. 3 through Nov. 18, is based
on telephone interviews with 653 randomly selected adult Louisiana
residents.
The survey has a margin of error of +/- 3.9 percent and and was
sponsored by the Manship School of Mass Communication's Reilly
Center for Media & Public Affairs. |
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Louisiana Survey
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2005 Louisiana Survey
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This is the third in a series of annual
Louisiana Surveys designed to establish benchmarks and assess
progress and regressions in residents' assessments of state
government services. The survey is a
telephone survey of 964 randomly selected Louisiana residents 18
years or older. It includes several split-ballot questions in which
approximately half of the respondents were asked a particular series
of questions, while the other half of the respondents were asked a
different series of questions. The approximate margin of error for
the overall survey is 3.2 percent and 4.6 percent for split-ballot
questions. |
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Louisiana Survey
Report 2005 (Color) |
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Louisiana Survey
Report 2005 (Black & White) |
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2004 Louisiana Business Image Survey
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This Louisiana
Business Image Survey was designed to serve as a tool in state
business recruitment efforts by collecting information from
non-Louisiana businesses on the importance of various factors in
location decisions, evaluations of Louisiana as a place to conduct
business, and the sources of information used to by businesses in
location decisions and for news about business developments and
trends.
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2004 Louisiana Survey
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This is the second in
a series of annual Louisiana Surveys designed to establish
benchmarks and assess progress and regressions in resident
assessments of state government services. The survey is a telephone
survey of 1,022 randomly selected Louisiana residents 18 years or
older conducted from January 29 to March 5, 2004. It includes
several split ballot questions in which approximately half of the
respondents were asked a particular series of questions, while
another half of the respondents were asked a different series
questions. The approximate margin of error for the overall survey is
3.1 percent and is 4.4 percent for split ballot questions.
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