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QUESTION LIBRARY
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Question Text | Topic | Position | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
If a politician said the following about their political opponents……. how often would the public find this type of speech acceptable? | Governance and Democracy | Policymaker | 2019_03 | View |
One of our goals at CivicPulse is to generate and share knowledge among local government officials that might be useful in their own communities. In our previous survey, we asked respondents to identify the most pressing issue that their communities were facing. Here is what we found: (graph of answers).
As you can see, the most common answers were related to the budget. Would you consider the budget a pressing issue in your local area? | Budget | Policymaker | 2019_03 | View |
In what year were you born? | Demographics | Policymaker | 2019_03 | View |
Which best describes your field of study in college? | Demographics | Policymaker | 2019_03 | View |
Who (is/would be) primarily responsible for managing innovation pilots in your government? Please choose the title that is closest to the relevant role. | Innovation | Head of Clerk’s Office | 2019_03 | View |
Overall, please estimate the percentage of your pilots which have been “successful” (moved beyond pilot). | Innovation | Head of Clerk’s Office | 2019_03 | View |
Which statement best describes your current position in government? | Professional Experience | Policymaker | 2019_03 | View |
Which of the following best describes your gender identity? | Demographics | Policymaker | 2019_03 | View |
Please identify any tool or platform that you might use or consider for each of the following phases: | Innovation | Head of Clerk’s Office | 2019_03 | View |
Do you receive a salary for your government position? | Professional Experience | Policymaker | 2019_03 | View |
Some of the examples you saw previously are types of threatening language. For example, a politician saying their opponents should be “harassed on social media,” “be very afraid,” “be protested,” or “they should be crushed.” How much does each of the following reasons explain why a politician may use threatening language against their political opponents? | Governance and Democracy | Policymaker | 2019_03 | View |
This variable contains the open-ended answer if a respondent specified more detail after selecting “Other (please identify):” | Innovation | Top Appointed Official | 2019_03 | View |
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