Issue 35 yes or no ?

Are you likely to vote yes or no for Cleveland Issue 35?

  

Issue 35 Shall the Charter of the City of Cleveland be amended to add new Chapter 40, Section 203, which provides that the City shall not use any traffic law photo-monitoring device for the enforcement of a qualified traffic law violation, unless a law enforcement officer is present at the location of the device and personally issues the ticket to the alleged violator at the time and location of the violation?

  

October 29, 2014- A proposed Issue 35 on the City of Cleveland shall not use any traffic law photo-monitoring device for the enforcement of a qualified traffic law violation is headed to the upcoming November 4, 2014 ballot. Wednesday October 29, 2014 Shelvie Polls released the following polling results: 

   

Fifty-three percent (53%) of absentee voters are more likely to vote yes on Cleveland Issue 35.  Thirty-three percent (33%) replied no for Issue 35 while fourteen percent (14%) remain undecided according to a Shelviepoll conducted October 20th to October 24, 2014.

 

 Method 

 

The survey sampled 719 vote by mail voters in Cleveland, Ohio and produced a ± 4 margin of error. 100% of the surveys were conducted over the phone.

 

 Survey question 

 

Are you likely to vote yes or no for Cleveland Issue 35?

 

Yes          53%

 

No           33%

 

Not sure  14%

 

 Participants

 

719 Cleveland vote by mail voters. 

 

 NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 4 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence.

 

 *This poll was done independently and not commissioned by a PAC or elected official.

  

Shelvie Polls is a primary research and public opinion polling information organization based in Cleveland, Ohio established in 2008 by Eugene Miller. We explore key issues to understand the underlying values that impact and connect communities. Shelvie Polls conducts telephone polls of registered voters on a regular basis.

 

 For more information email Shelviepolls@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter@ShelviePolls. 

What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week's Shelvie Polls

A proposed Bond Issue and Tax Levy are headed to the upcoming November 4, 2014 ballot. Friday October 24, 2014 Shelvie Polls released the following polling results: 

Thirty-Five percent (35%) of absentee voters approve of the proposed bond issue and tax levy. Thirty-four percent (34%) disapprove while Thirty-one percent (31%) remain undecided according to a Shelvie poll conducted October 13th to October 16th , 2014.

Method 

The survey sampled 890 vote by mail voters in Cleveland, Ohio and produced a ± 3 margin of error. 100% of the surveys were conducted over the phone.

For more information email Shelviepolls@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter@ShelviePolls

5 out 10 Ohio adults believe spanking a child is inappropriate punishment for children.

“Do You Believe Spanking Is An Appropriate Punishment For Children”?

October 8, 2014

5 out 10 Ohio adults believe spanking a child is inappropriate punishment for children.

“Spare the rod or spoil the child” is a heated debate once again across America. In a recent Shelvie Poll survey show that twenty-six percent (26%) of Ohio adults believe spanking a child is appropriate punishment. While fifty-nine percent (59%) feel spanking a child is inappropriate punishment with fifteen percent (15%) not sure. Surveys were conducted September 26 to October 3, 2014. 

Survey questions 

 Do You Believe Spanking Is An Appropriate Punishment For Children?

1. Believe spanking children is appropriate. 26% yes

2. Believe spanking children is inappropriate. 59% no

3. Not sure 15%

Method 

The survey sampled 2,581 Ohio adults and produced a ± 4margin of error. 100% of the surveys were conducted over the phone.

 2,581 Ohio adults

40 to 65 age

50/50 Male & Female

NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 4 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence.

 *This poll was done independently and not commissioned by a PAC or elected official. Shelvie Polls is a primary research and public opinion polling information organization based in Cleveland, Ohio established in 2008 by Eugene Miller. We explore key issues to understand the underlying values that impact and connect communities. Shelvie Polls conducts telephone polls of registered voters on a regular basis.

 For more information email Shelviepolls@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter @ShelviePolls.

Voters in Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District head to the polls

October 2, 2014

Voters in Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District head to the polls November 4, 2014 for proposed levy operating expenses and the acquisition, construction, enlargement, renovation, and financing of permanent improvements at a rate not exceeding 6.8 mills.
School District Profile The Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District is comprised of the entire city of Brecksville, most of Broadview Heights, and a small segment of North Royalton. The district population approximates 25,000.

2,468 likely voters from Brecksville-Broadview Heights have weighed in on the proposed levy for November 4th. Forty-five percent (45%) approve while thirty-five (35%) disapprove and twenty (20%) are unsure. Surveys were conducted September 23- 26, 2014.

Method
The survey sampled 2,468 likely adult voters in Brecksville-Broadview Heights City, Ohio and produced a ± 4 margin of error. 100% of the surveys were conducted over the phone.

Survey question

Do you approve or disapprove the Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District proposed tax levy?

Yes 45%
No 35%
Not sure 20%

NOTE: Margin of Sampling Error, +/- 4 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence.

*This poll was done independently and not commissioned by a PAC or elected official.

Shelvie Polls is a primary research and public opinion polling information organization based in Cleveland, Ohio established in 2008 by Eugene Miller.

We explore key issues to understand the underlying values that impact and connect communities. Shelvie Polls conducts telephone polls of registered voters on a regular basis.

For more information email Shelviepolls@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter @ShelviePolls.