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NYC Speaks unveils results of largest public policy survey on city improvement

By Isabel Song Beer Posted on April 5, 2022
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NYC Speaks released the results of the largest public issues-oriented survey in New York City history allowing New Yorkers across all income levels and races to answer questions about how to improve life in NYC.

With over 62,000 logged responses, effectively yielding to 3 million data points across NYC’s five boroughs, New Yorkers were able to answer questions in a 27 question survey regarding topics like public safety, housing, transit, mental health, broadband accessibility, workforce policy, childcare and climate change.

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