Document Type
Report
Publication Date
1-1-2014
Abstract
Researchers and policymakers across the state of Nebraska have often discussed the need for a statewide poll to understand residents’ perceptions of their communities, personal well‐being and community issues. Separate initiatives have periodically surveyed metropolitan and rural Nebraskans on these issues. However, to date, no single effort has obtained statewide coverage at the level necessary to report attitudinal differences across metropolitan and rural Nebraska. The Nebraska Metro and Nebraska Rural Polls represent a unique effort in the state of Nebraska to obtain directly comparable data on statewide residents. This report provides a detailed analysis of a subset of responses to the 2014 Nebraska Metro and Rural Polls.
Recommended Citation
Heitoff, Abby, "Nebraska Metro and Rural Residents’ Views of the Problems that Metro and Rural Areas should be Trying to Address" (2014). Past Publications. 345.
https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/cparpublications/345