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Agenda Packet
Meeting Type
Joint
Agency Type
City Council and Redevelopment Agency
Date
2/25/2008
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7 <br /> Page 35 <br /> Report of Findings <br /> Background <br /> Attitudes toward things in Redwood City <br /> Not sure <br /> 15% <br /> Wrong <br /> direction <br /> 15% <br /> Right <br /> direction <br /> 70% <br /> Voters in Redwood City are extremely optimistic. Seventy percent believe things in their city <br /> are going in the right direction while only 15 percent think they are going in the wrong <br /> direction. To put these responses in context, in previous surveys we have conducted on the <br /> Peninsula, 67 percent of Burlingame voters and 70 percent of Daly City voters thought things <br /> were going in the right direction. By contrast, voters are less optimistic about the State of <br /> California. A March 2007 Field Poll found that only 52 percent of voters statewide thought <br /> California was headed in the right direction and 38 percent thought it was on the wrong track. <br /> Those voters most likely to believe things are going in the right direction were most likely to <br /> include those who think the city does an excellent or good job managing its budget and <br /> providing services, Asian-Americans, those aged 18 to 35, those who think the city should <br /> keep the telephone tax at five percent and not reduce it to four percent, 11-20 year city <br /> residents, new residents, those who consider themselves liberal and those who support the <br /> idea of broadening the tax and reducing the tax rate. <br /> -1- <br />
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