State PARCA survey: Alabamians prioritize education, seek government connection At the heart of the survey's findings is the unequivocal importance placed on education. Bill BrittMarch 28, 2024
Health Survey: Most prefer their employer-provided health coverage The poll found 63 percent of consumers are satisfied with their current employer-provided coverage. Patrick DarringtonJune 15, 2023
Economy Small business survey: Inflation surpasses labor as No. 1 concern Twenty-five percent of owners nationwide listed inflation as their single most important problem. StaffJune 14, 2023
National Study: Nearly 2 in 3 Americans believe abortion should be legal In Alabama, 55 percent of people surveyed supported abortion being legal in most or all cases, while only 12 percent support abortion being illegal... Jacob HolmesMarch 1, 2023
State Poll: Four out of five voters likely to support medical cannabis The poll found that 79 percent of likely voters favor legal, medical cannabis in Alabama. John H. GlennOctober 27, 2022
National Survey: Majority of voters believe abortion should not be a crime The vast majority of Republicans, 77 percent, according to the survey, oppose criminalization before fetal viability. John H. GlennOctober 24, 2022
National Survey: 1 in 5 Democrats won’t support Biden unless he acts on student loans Some 23 percent of registered voters said they won't vote for Biden without action. John H. GlennAugust 12, 2022
Economy NFIB survey: Inflation continues to hurt small businesses More than half of employers said that inflation is having a substantial impact on their business. StaffJuly 20, 2022
Economy Inflation remains a major problem for small businesses: survey Overall, all small employers reported inflation was impacting their business to varying degrees. StaffApril 26, 2022
State Poll: Nearly two-thirds of Jefferson County supports union efforts at Bessemer Amazon A survey of Jefferson County residents shows nearly two-thirds of respondents support the unionization efforts at Amazon's fulfillment center in Bessemer. John H. GlennFebruary 24, 2022