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Saving More Money Tops New Year’s Resolutions, New Saint Leo University Polling Shows
Losing Weight, Exercising More, and Traveling More Also Popular Goals for 2022
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Eggnog? Fruitcake? Saint Leo University Polling Institute Looks at Favorite Holiday Flavors, Traditions
Saint Leo University’s Polling Institute examines the holidays and 79.5 percent of respondents say they will celebrate Christmas. They’re not fans of the traditional fruity dessert, though!
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New Saint Leo University Poll Shows Shipping, Economy Woes Affecting Americans’ Plans for Holiday Shopping
Saint Leo Faculty Member Says Shopping Local May Be Best Bet to Find Most Wanted Gifts, and Giving May Be More Activity-Focused and Meaningful This Season.
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New Saint Leo University Polling Institute Survey Reveals at Least Half of Americans Want Political Leaders to Have a Spiritual Life
The Saint Leo University poll also shows Americans think President Biden should draw upon his faith in decision-making.
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Annual Saint Leo University Polling Institute Survey Reveals Growing Importance of Climate Change Concern in Politics
Survey polled 1,000 respondents nationally and 900 statewide in Florida
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Saint Leo University Polling Institute's Final Survey of 2019 Covers Everything from Christmas to the White House
Respondents also share views on college athletes and mixing sports with politics.
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Saint Leo University Polling Institute Captures Persistent Concerns about Climate Change and Responses Most Favored by Americans
The 2019 survey is the fifth consecutive survey conducted across the U.S. and in Florida on the topic.
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Polling Institute Survey Tracks the Public's Charitable Inclinations
About four in 10 said their overall donations for the year will repeat their 2017 levels
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Saint Leo Poll Shows Americans Offer Strong Support for Stores Closing on Thanksgiving
This year, more stores announced they will not open until Black Friday, November 23. A new survey by the Saint Leo University Polling Institute shows close to 50 percent of Americans and Floridians support retail stores being closed on Thanksgiving and will not shop on that day.