Opportunity Solutions Project conducted polls of likely voters in eight New Hampshire towns in April 2017. Results concluded that voters in these towns support welfare reforms currently under consideration in the New Hampshire legislature. Towns polled are: Derry Golfstown Hampton Hudson Londonderry Manchester Nashua Salem
Opportunity Solutions Project conducted a poll of 736 likely New Hampshire voters in July 2016. Results concluded that New Hampshire voters want welfare reforms – specifically five key pieces. 84% of all voters want to preserve resources for the truly needy by checking eligibility for individuals on welfare more frequently with better technology, 84% support … Continued
Opportunity Solutions Project conducted a poll of 729 likely West Virginia voters in July 2016. Results concluded that West Virginia voters want welfare reforms – specifically five key pieces. 83% of all voters want to preserve resources for the truly needy by checking eligibility for individuals on welfare more frequently with better technology, 85% support … Continued
Opportunity Solutions Project conducted a poll of 640 likely North Carolina voters in July 2016. Results concluded that North Carolina voters want welfare reforms – specifically five key pieces. 88% of all voters want to preserve resources for the truly needy by checking eligibility for individuals on welfare more frequently with better technology, 83% support … Continued
Opportunity Solutions Project conducted a poll of 503 likely voters in Kentucky and the results are clear: a majority of Kentucky voters support welfare reform measures. In fact, 77% of all voters support work requirements for food stamps, 76% want enhanced eligibility verification, and 78% are in favor of checking welfare applicants financial assets to … Continued