Institute for Policy and Opinion Research
NEWS
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Consumer sentiment moves up over the summer and inflation continues to subside.
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This is the first Roanoke College Poll released after President Biden's withdrawal from the 2024 race.
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The latest from Roanoke's Institute for Policy and Opinion Research looks at the opinions of Virginians on the 2024 general election, job approval, the direction of Virginia and the nation, as well as political anxiety.
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Consumer sentiment stalls in the second quarter of 2024.
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With Super Tuesday approaching, Virginians considered the upcoming general election in November. The Institute for Policy and Opinion Research collected data about public attitudes related to state and national politics, as well as opinions on public figures and organizations.
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Consumer sentiment jumps into 2024 with a strong start. Consumers, both in Virginia and the nation, seem assured of the underlying strength of the economy and that inflation will continue to moderate.
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IPOR is out with the quarterly look at how Virginians feel about the economy. Consumer sentiment has stalled despite inflation moderation and labor market stability.
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The latest Roanoke College Poll looks at the opinions of Virginians on the direction of the Commonwealth and the nation, as well as expected impact of legislative elections in state government. Political anxiety is up overall.
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Roanoke College's Institute for Policy and Opinion Research looks at holiday spending plans for Virginians. Inflation has slowed but that doesn't necessarily mean Virginians will be spending more.
IPOR Contacts
Alice Kassens
John S. Shannon Professor of Economics, Director for Center Economic Freedom, Senior Analyst for Institute for Policy & Opinion Research
Harry Wilson
Senior Political Analyst for Institute for Policy & Opinion Research, Professor Emeritus of Political Science